Re: [ARSCLIST] Hatto, etc.

[Eric Goldberg <ericgoldie@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> Eric Goldberg wrote:
> > > > >  > Sales were not restricted to the US.  There was a Mikado, 
> > > > > possibly from one of
> > > > > these sources, with a cast including Martyn Green, which was 
> > > > > issued on Allegro.
> > > > > The same instrumental performance appeared behind a version in 
> > > > > German, or so I
> > > > > recall.
> > > >
> > > > Wasn't this the recording with Richard Korn conducting? HE WAS SO CREDITED.
> >
> > Richard Korn conducted at the New York College of Music when I was 
> > there and he represented that he had conducted that recording. I 
> > have to unearth the recording but I believe that James Pease was 
> > among the singers on that album.
> >
> > Eric Goldberg
> Richard Korn did 3 albums of American music for Allegro, including 
> some world premieres and some performances that are still the only 
> recordings (I think), and HE was credited, but the orchestra was 
> boldly identified as the PHILHARMONIA. Somehow they neglected to 
> include the word "Hamburg". I still prefer his "Krazy Kat", 
> abbreviated as it is.
>
> dl

I have a volume of some of that material on Concord 3007. I also saw 
and heard him conduct the Orchestra of the Americas where he 
programmed some interesting rarities. I have an Acetate of his 
performance of Wallingford Riegger's Sinfonietta.

I think that Riegger is one of the most undeservedly neglected 
American composers. I don't know of any commercial recording of the 
Sinfonietta.

Eric
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