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Album · 1967

Music from France for Oboe & Orchestra

by André Previn

Released
1967
Label
Sony Classical
Tracklist
6 tracks
Length
50:41

“Music from France for Oboe & Orchestra” is an album by André Previn, released in 1967 on Sony Classical. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 50:41. The line-up features André Previn (conductor), London Symphony Orchestra (performing orchestra) and John de Lancie (oboe).

Who played on Music from France for Oboe & Orchestra

  • André Previn conductor all tracks
  • London Symphony Orchestra performing orchestra all tracks
  • John de Lancie oboe on 5 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 L’Horloge de flore — Jean Françaix 16:03
  2. 2 Gymnopédie No. 1 for Orchestra — Erik Satie 3:16
  3. 3 Gymnopédie No. 2 — Erik Satie 4:00
  4. 4 Symphonie concertante: I. Allegro con moto — Jacques Ibert 9:56
  5. 5 Symphonie concertante: II. Adagio, ma non troppo — Jacques Ibert 10:07
  6. 6 Symphonie concertante: III. Allegro brillante — Jacques Ibert 7:20

Production

  • Kenneth Wilkinson recording
  • Marian Conaty engineer
  • Michael Mailes recording

More albums by André Previn

Andre Previn At The Piano 1948 · RCA Victor Three Little Words 1950 · RCA Victor Let’s Get Away From It All 1955 · Decca Records Modern Jazz Performances of Songs from Pal Joey 1957 · Contemporary Double Play! 1957 · Contemporary André Previn Plays Fats Waller 1958 · Tops Plays Vernon Duke 1958 André Prévin Plays Songs by Jerome Kern 1959 Like Blue 1959 · MGM Records West Side Story 1960 · Contemporary Thinking Of You 1961 · Columbia Andre Previn in Hollywood 1963 · CBS

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Music from France for Oboe & Orchestra?

The line-up of Music from France for Oboe & Orchestra includes André Previn (conductor), London Symphony Orchestra (performing orchestra) and John de Lancie (oboe).

Which label released Music from France for Oboe & Orchestra?

Music from France for Oboe & Orchestra was released in 1967 on Sony Classical.

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