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Horenstein Conducts Wagner - Jascha Horenstein The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra HDTT13496
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Artist(s): Jascha Horenstein conductor
Orchestra - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
vocals - The Beecham Choral Society
Recording Info: Recorded by RCA for Readers Digest September 29-30, 1962, Walthamstow Town Hall, London, England
Engineer – K.E. Wilkinson
Producer – Charles Gerhardt
1 The Flying Dutchman Overture 10:10
2 Venusberg Music From "Tannhauser" 13:13
3 Siegfried Idyll 16:00
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