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NBC Radio – The Boston Symphony In Rehearsal – February 24, 1951 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Another classic rehearsal this week. This time it’s The Boston Symphony, under Charles Munch and guest artist Yehudi Menuhin in a rehearsal of the Max Bruch Violin Concerto. It was broadcast on
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NBC Radio – Boston Symphony In Rehearsal – Pierre Monteux, guest Conductor – February 3, 1951 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Continuing with historic recordings of The Boston Symphony in rehearsal. This week it’s then-Music Director of the San Francisco Symphony Pierre Monteux leading the orchestra in a rehearsal
J.J. Johnson Quintet 1957-06-14 Karlaplan Studios Stockholm Sweden – Sveriges Radio A broadcast session this weekend, from the legendary J.J. Johnson, and his Quintet, featuring Bobby Jaspar on tenor sax, Tommy Flanagan on piano, Wilber Little on bass and Elvin Jones on drums. J.J. Johnson’s work in the 1940s and
