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Fans of Alan Dell’s wonderful “Sounds Easy” radio show throughout the 70s through early 90s will be familiar with a number of these recordings, find soma on internet, Cheap soma without prescription, although they may not have realised it at the time. Alan’s much-missed Sunday show featured the perfect blend of vocal delights and orchestral arrangements, purchase soma no rx, Soma purchase, with numerous light music items included every week from arrangers such as Robert Farnon, Paul Weston, soma in malaysia, Soma prescription, Henry Mancini, Frederick Fennell and the “Sounds Easy Symphonette”, soma price. Soma from india, Alan was often asked “who are the Sounds Easy Symphonette?” and his answer was that it comprised a number of different orchestras and arrangements. In fact, his “Sounds Easy Symphonette” recordings were in fact those produced under the Longines label, buy soma without prescription. No doubt the BBC did not wish to provide free advertising for the luxury watch maker that sponsored these recordings! Alan in fact explains all - and makes passing reference to the Longines company - in the sound clip below, soma discount. Find cheap soma, Alan included frequent gems from what he called “our symphonette”. Favourites included lovely arrangements of “April in Paris”, low price soma, Soma online without prescription, “Lovely to Look At”, “Love Walked In”, buy soma from india, Soma in australia, “Autumn in New York” and “The Night Is Young”.
Unfortunately, find discount soma online, Order soma no prescription required, very little information on the Longines Symphonette recordings is available, despite the wide of world of the internet, free soma, Order soma cheap online, which even sees Wikipedia somewhat stumped.
The Robert Farnon Society does include an article by Angela Morley on the recordings which she produced for the Symphonette Society (click here Buy soma without prescription, to view). Angela mentions something we know too well: none of the artists were ever credited for arranging or conducting, cost soma. Discount soma without prescription, But even Angela concludes that even she knows nothing about “Evening Serenade” .
But we have solved the mystery - in part at least - as these arrangements were the work of none other than… Neil Richardson, low cost soma. Buying generic soma, It seems that many were the produced by the incredible Netherlands Metropole Orchestra with Neil at the helm, which all makes sense given the extremely high quality of these arrangements, soma for order.
Copies of the box set are very scarce indeed these days, buy soma without prescription. Overnight soma, It is probably worth scouring your local charity shops to see if any can be found, as even eBay presently lists only one (from the USA), cheap soma tablet. Drug soma online purchase, For anyone who appreciates fine arrangements, we cannot recommend this collection more highly, soma bangkok. Cheapest soma, The real shame is that these scarce recordings are unlikely to ever see a full release on CD, and like much of Neil Richardson’s work with the world’s finest orchestras, canadian soma, Soma pharmacy online, he receives no recognition for the many masterpieces he has produced. For more on Neil Richardson, canadian pharmacy soma, Soma no rx required, please click here to see the Radiocafe feature; click here for our "Talk page" if you wish to pass on any comments to Neil, whom Radiocafe is proud to have as a friend, find soma without prescription.
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We recently purchased a triple CD collection from the US, entitled "Evening Serenade", soma overnight, Buy soma, which features the “American Symphonette Orchestra”, conducted by Gerald C. Scott. When the CD arrived, these arrangements were instantly recognisable as those of the Longines Symphonette Strings recordings, i.e. the wonderful Neil Richardson arrangements. The quality of the transfer is perfect, buy soma without prescription. All of the classics that Alan played on Sounds Easy are there.
Again, no details of the orchestra or arranger are included, merely a token reference to the titles being under license from “The Symphonette Recording Society”, which we had hoped when we ordered the CD from the states. We are also unfamiliar with Gerald C. Scott. Buy soma without prescription, We contacted Neil Richardson who confirmed that the original Longines recordings were all conducted by none other than Geoff Love.
We suspect – and may well be wrong and are happy to be corrected – that there is in fact no Gerald C. Scott and that this is simply a marketing ploy by the label putting these CDs together. The CDs are poorly packaged, and are put out on the Rhino label in the USA. But the musical transfer to CD is superb. They are sold through www.timelessmusic.com, which has other “American Symphonette” items listed (see http://www.timelessmusic.com/instrumentalcategory.htm), but unfortunately Evening Serenade now appears to be all sold out, buy soma without prescription. We have included a sample sound clip below of an original Neil Richardson item from the Radio Orchestra, and also an item from this CD. Apologies for the volume difference, but these are clearly the same arrangements. We are very pleased indeed to have obtained these.
Neil writes as follows:
"...I very much doubt if the longines stuff was re-recorded. Buy soma without prescription, I kept all my scores and I can't imagine anybody taking the scores down from the records. Actually all my stuff is at the Leeds College of Music who leapt on them when I offered them. The producer Gene Lowell was very kind and gave us copies of all the 1/4 tapes that we recorded. All my stuff was conducted by Geoff Love who acted as agent for Longines. Sadly, over the years, 1/4 has deteriotated. Apparently the way to resurrect it is to cook it but no-one will tell me the temperature and the length of time. Once it has been cooked you can only play it once!"
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May 10th, 2010 at 4:44 pm
Does anyone know anything about Longinne Synphonette, ”
Years to Remember” nostalgia kits? My uncle ( since passed ) gave them to me. There were no records inside. The packets contained campaign buttons, stamps, movie posters, etc all from a particular year. I have eight of them. would they be worth anything? I can’t seem to find any info on the internet.
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August 18th, 2010 at 9:58 pm
I have a five piece set that I am selling. It is still in the original box. It is in great shape. It says “The Longines Symphonic Recording Society” Gold Medal Presentation. A treasury of Westward Brass. If anyone is interested, please let me know.
August 19th, 2010 at 4:18 pm
I’m not interested in buying or selling any of my Longines Symphonette records, (which is their complete library). I came to only seek more information about a record label that in my opinion was as the record label plainly states. “Very Finest” in pure virgin vinyl recordings found anywhere in the world. I find it hard to believe a record label with such quality has almost faded into history with so many unknowns. I do appreciate all the information and links you posted here.
Current information about LSRS is limited at best, heres what I know as fact. LSRS was owned by Longines Watch Company of America. LSRS started in New York, December 14, 1968 with the purchase of Capitol Records Direct Marketing Corporation. LSRS New York mailing address’s mention streets or squares that cant be found today. LSRS dabbled briefly in coins & electronics stamping there name on quality Portable radio’s & stereo equipment. LSRS used only the finest recording equipment at the time of production. LSRS recorded only the best songs that it could either by contract, release or public domain. LSRS used only the best composers & musician’s that basically would get no recognition in most cases. It would not be possible to ever do anything like that again. Its life & death equally mysterious.
I have spent most of my life in the music industry of one fashion or another. I currently invest a large part of my time ripping my entire vinyl collection (well over 1000 mint LP’s) to MP3. I use only the best technology to do this, including one of the finest Analog to Digital converters. Which I feel keeps as much of the ambiance that only capacitance deep grove vinyl can offer.
Don’t get me wrong music produced today sounds best on a good digital sub woofer based system. But the Black Gold of yesterday can truly only be heard the way it was produced, with a good analog stereo system.
My point, I have listened to all of the major & most of the minor record labels produced in America. In my opinion nothing sounds as good as the Longines Symphonette Recording Society LP’s. If your fortunate enough to come across a mint LSRS-LP. Invest in a good tube amp with a better Turntable, connect all this to some good 16u Base Reflex speakers minimum 12″ (No Dolby surround sound here, 16 ohm speakers will take care of themselves watts not a problem just make sure your Amp pushes at least 50 watts per channel). Turn it way up before distortion! Sit back by the fire with a glass of 1989 Robert Mondavi Cabernet Sauvignon. And get ready to experience sounds you thought not humanly possible. Whatever you spend to make this happen will be worth it.
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