The 1st and 2nd works for orchestra; 3rd work for piano and orchestra. "Thirty-third Fine Arts Festival, Summer Session 1971, The University of Iowa"--Printed program. Title from printed program; cataloged from containers and program. Printed program erroneously lists Symphony number 4 instead of number 8 (2nd work). Part of the UI School of Music Performance Recording Archive, 1970-1971. Library's copy 1: "Orchestra Library copy"--Container. IaU Library's copy 1: Labels on back of containers indicate the Mendelssohn and Dvořák works are on reel 1, the Beethoven work on reel 2. IaU Library's copy 2: Handwritten notes on reels indicate the Dvořák work is on reel 1, the Mendelssohn and Beethoven works on reel 2. IaU "Mendelssohn & Beethoven are on one tape, Dvořák on the other. At end of 1st mvt. of Beethoven, turn tape over without winding forward. Last 2 mvts. of Beethoven begin after a long unrecorded section of tape if 2nd side is started from the head of the tape"--Handwritten note from recording engineer on printed program inside container of Library's reel 2, copy 1 (although instruction may apply to Library's copy 2 instead of copy 1). IaU University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra ; Kenneth Amada, piano ; James Dixon, conductor. Recorded in concert Iowa Memorial Union, The University of Iowa 1971 July 7.
Contents:
Reel 1, copy 1. Overture, the Hebrides (Fingal's Cave), op. 26 / Felix Mendelssohn -- Symphony no. 8 in G major, op. 88 / Antonín Dvořák -- Reel 2, copy 1. Concerto no. 5 for piano in E-flat major, op. 73 / Ludwig van Beethoven (Kenneth Amada, piano).
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1102682544
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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