Re: [ARSCLIST] Warsaw Concerto / STINSON SLP 38 / SCHWANN Catalog

[Robert Hodge <rjhodge@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Thomas,

Unfortunately, I haven't a single Stinson LP.

Sorry,

Bob Hodge 

Robert Hodge,
Senior Engineer
Belfer Audio Archive
Syracuse University
222 Waverly Ave .
Syracuse N.Y. 13244-2010

315-443- 7971
FAX-315-443-4866

>>> sternth@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 10/3/2006 2:02 PM >>>
Hello Robert,
  Does BELFER have any of the Stinson LP's - 26, 38, 45 49, 68, 72, 75,

89 ??
Thanks, Thomas.

Robert Hodge wrote:

>I've never seen the film, but I'm aware that many prints were cut ,
>especially for televised showings.. The piece could easily have been
>used in it's entirety as intermission , entre act, exit or walk in
>music. Most if not all television prints are missing these segments . 
 
>
> I could see the studio recording the entire piece of music to make
>mixing and interpolation in the picture more easily accomplished. It
>would have fit on a single 1000' roll of film. 
> Reproduction through a sound reader with a sound gate and without a
>rotary stabliser would account for the flutter. I doubt very much that
a
>commercial studio recording would have been OK'd for issue with the
>flutter element.  
>
>My 2 bits...
>
>Bob Hodge
>
>Robert Hodge,
>Senior Engineer
>Belfer Audio Archive
>Syracuse University
>222 Waverly Ave .
>Syracuse N.Y. 13244-2010
>
>315-443- 7971
>FAX-315-443-4866
>
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>>>>dlennick@xxxxxxxxxxxx 10/2/2006 6:30 PM >>>
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>Frank Strauss wrote:
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>>On 10/2/06, Roger and Allison Kulp <thorenstd124@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>>There are also a couple of halfway decent records of it by The
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>Boston
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>>>Pops,fron the 50s.Halfway decent,due to the innate limitations of
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>the
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>>>piece.
>>>           Roger kulp
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>>Maybe the Warsaw Concerto isn't a priceless classical treasure, but
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>it isn't
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>>bad movie music.
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>In fact it does what it has to do in that context and does it very
>well. Too bad
>Rachmaninoff or his publisher turned down that gig..a mistake
rectified
>(or
>compounded) by his Second Concerto providing the score for "Brief
>Encounter".
>
>I've seen Dangerous Moonlight only once, and the Warsaw Concerto
wasn't
>heard in
>its entirety. Is it, or did I see an edited print? If it isn't played
>complete,
>then a finished print couldn't have provided the source for the
>Columbia 78.
>
>(Thomas, one of these days we'll get back to your question about
>Stinson 38.)
>
>dl
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