From Discogs concerning the World's Greatest Music record label: "This U.S. label was produced by an unknown manufacturer for Music Appreciation Products, Inc. several label varieties were produced, starting in 1938..."
Mainspring Press published an article in 2017 identifying the various orchestras and conductors used by RCA Victor recording staff for these releases. A link to where the article can be found is https://78records.wordpress.com/2017/10/11/new-%E2%80%A2-the-worlds-greatest-music-discography-rca-victor-series-revised-expanded-by-john-bolig.
All four movements are represented in this set. Alexander Smallens was the conductor of the above-named orchestra during this 1940 recording session. This was one of the last album sets recorded by RCA-Victor for Music Appreciation Products Inc. Now, each set has been digitized. Below are the liner notes which accompany this album set.
From Discogs concerning the World's Greatest Music record label: "This U.S. label was produced by an unknown manufacturer for Music Appreciation Products, Inc. several label varieties were produced, starting in 1938..."
Mainspring Press published an article in 2017 identifying the various orchestras and conductors used by RCA Victor recording staff for these releases. A link to where the article can be found is https://78records.wordpress.com/2017/...
Part 1 - 1st Movement - Lento Allegro Non-Troppo
Part 2 - 1st Movement - Lento Allegro Non-Troppo (Continued)
Part 3 - 1st Movement - Lento Allegro Non-Troppo (Continued)
Part 4 - 1st Movement - Lento Allegro Non-Troppo (Continued)
Part 5 - 1st Movement - Lento Allegro Non-Troppo (Continued)
Part 6 - 2nd Movement - Allegretto
Part 7 - 2nd Movement - Allegretto
Part 8 - 2nd Movement - Allegretto (concluded)
Part 9 - 3rd Movement - Lento Allegro Non-Troppo
Part 10 - 3rd Movement - Lento Allegro Non-Troppo (continued)
Artur Rodzinski was the conductor for this recording session.
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Wyncote was the budget record arm of Parkway records, a pop powerhouse with artists like Chubby Checker and such for a time in the late 1950s and early 1960s. However, after Chubby Checker's fame and his crowd of recording artists faded from the forefront of the popular music scene, Wyncote records gave Parkway new life. Wyncote ran for many years up through the late 1960s. Wyncote budget issues ranged from generic music, knock-off albums of trending popular music, and the old Parkway back catalog reissues.
