WNYC Concert Orchestra

Herman Neuman conducts the WNYC Concert Orchestra.

3 extant discs, one broken.

Incomplete.

Some skips/fused grooves.

Actual rundown:

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791. Symphony K. 385 "Haffner", D major (mvts. 2 and 4, incomplete)
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Program 21

Sigmund Spaeth is a music critic, author and president of the National Association of American Composers and Conductors. He announces "A Persian Fable" by Elliot Griffis. ...

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Begins abruptly.
Performed by the WNYC Concert Orchestra under the direction of Macklin Marrow.

"Danny Dither," a child's ballet about the hustle of the City in the ...

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The WNYC Concert Orchestra directed by Macklin Marrow perform music written for dance:

Cassanova suite, by Deems Taylor
3 dances from La Guiavlesse, by William Grant Still ...

Performance of "Rosalind," opera based on "As You Like It" by Florence Wickham. Libretto by Curtis Cooksey and the Light Opera Guild perform. Florence Wickham narrates. Sponsored by the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Side 1 missing.

Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection

WNYC archives id: 70025

Ceremony for installation of the WNYC Murals.

A memorial commemorating the passing of Pope Pius XI arranged by Mayor La Guardia. It features performances by Met Opera tenor Giovanni Martinelli, the WNYC Concert Orchestra and The Paulist Choristers conducted by Father Edward Finn.