Arturo Toscanini : the NBC years / by Frank, Mortimer H.

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The Toscanini legacy ; a critical study of Arturo Toscanini's performances of Beethoven, Verdi and other composers / by Hughes, Spike, 1908-1987

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Flexibility or Precision

Table of Contents: “…Conductor Otto Klemperer (2:29) -- Klemperer and Beethoven's "Symphony No. 9" (6:30) -- Conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler (5:49) -- Magic of Wilhelm Furtwängler (1:22) -- Furtwängler: Brahms' "Symphony No. 4" (3:07) -- Polarity of Two Conductors (3:19) -- Arturo Toscanini (4:08) -- Credits: Flexibility or Precision (1:50)…”
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Flexibility or Precision

Table of Contents: “…Conductor Otto Klemperer (2:29) -- Klemperer and Beethoven's "Symphony No. 9" (6:30) -- Conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler (5:49) -- Magic of Wilhelm Furtwängler (1:22) -- Furtwängler: Brahms' "Symphony No. 4" (3:07) -- Polarity of Two Conductors (3:19) -- Arturo Toscanini (4:08) -- Credits: Flexibility or Precision (1:50)…”
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The New American Orchestras

Table of Contents: “…Arturo Toscanini and George Szell (2:27) -- Broadcasting Industry (4:19) -- Toscanini's Conducting Style (3:48) -- Leopold Stokowski (3:40) -- Stokowski's Charismatic Style (2:20) -- Stokowski and Hollywood (1:22) -- Stokowski Conducts Bach (2:17) -- Serge Koussevitzky (4:42) -- Credits: The New American Orchestras (1:51)…”
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The New American Orchestras

Table of Contents: “…Arturo Toscanini and George Szell (2:27) -- Broadcasting Industry (4:19) -- Toscanini's Conducting Style (3:48) -- Leopold Stokowski (3:40) -- Stokowski's Charismatic Style (2:20) -- Stokowski and Hollywood (1:22) -- Stokowski Conducts Bach (2:17) -- Serge Koussevitzky (4:42) -- Credits: The New American Orchestras (1:51)…”
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Toscanini : In his own words

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The world's great men of music by Brower, Harriette

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Contents; Front Matter; Title Page; Publisher Information; Foreword; The World's Great Men of Music; Palestrina; John Sebastian Bach; George Frederick Handel; Christoph Willibald Gluck; Josef Haydn; Wolfgang Mozart; Ludwig Van Beethoven; Carl Maria Von Weber; Franz Schubert; Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy; Robert Schumann; Frederic Chopin; Hector Berlioz; Franz Liszt; Giuseppe Verdi; Richard Wagner; César Franck; Johannes Brahms; Edward Grieg; Peter Ilyitch Tschaikowsky; Edward Macdowell; Claude Achille Debussy; Arturo Toscanini; Leopold Stokowski; Serge Koussevitzky; Also Available.…”
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Classical music : an introduction

Table of Contents: “…Major conductors: Sir Thomas Beecham; Bernard Haitink; Herbert Von Karajan; Sir Simon Rattle; Arturo Toscanini -- Credits.…”
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The voice that challenged a nation : Marian Anderson and the struggle for equal rights by Freedman, Russell, 1929-2018

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The Art of Departure

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Rivalry in Music, Furtwängler vs. Toscanini

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Charles Munch by Holoman, D. Kern, 1947-

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Orchestra of Exiles

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Contemporary musicians. Volume 14 : profiles of the people in music

Table of Contents: “…Arthur Alexander -- Aphex Twin -- Arrested Development -- Janet Baker -- Frank Black -- Paul Bley -- Blondie -- Luka Bloom -- The Brand New Heavies -- Marty Brown -- Tony Brown -- Tim Buckley -- Eric Burdon -- Frank Cappelli -- Ron Carter -- The Church -- Perry Como -- Stewart Copeland -- The Cranberries -- Crash Test Dummies -- Das EFX -- Clive Davis -- El DeBarge -- Manu Dibango -- Doc Pomus -- Enigma -- Marianne Faithfull -- Mirella Freni -- Grandmaster Flash -- Grant Green -- Joe Henderson -- Bernard Herrmann -- Hole -- House of Pain -- Mark Isham -- Millie Jackson -- Kenny G -- Hal Ketchum -- Charles Koppelman -- Bill Laswell -- Leiber and Stoller -- Ute Lemper -- Ramsey Lewis -- Little Texas -- Little Walter -- Live -- Israel "Cachao" Lopez -- Martina McBride -- Delbert McClinton -- The Meters -- The Mills Brothers -- John Michael Montgomery -- Nashville Bluegrass Band -- Pavement -- Liz Phair -- Primal Scream -- Prince -- Tito Puente -- The Residents -- Cliff Richard -- Teddy Riley -- Red Rodney -- Jimmy Scott -- Seal -- Shanice -- Johnny Shines -- Sir Mix-A-Lot -- The Smithereens -- Spin Doctors -- Steel Pulse -- Stone Temple Pilots -- SWV -- Arturo Toscanini -- Merle Travis -- Narada Michael Walden -- War -- Chick Webb -- Paul Weller -- Nancy Wilson -- Lester Young -- Zap Mama.…”
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Orchestra of exiles. by Marhulets, Wlad

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Great lives : a century in obituaries

Table of Contents: “…Patton, Brilliant American war leader 21 December 1945 -- John Maynard Keynes, A great economist 21 April 1946 -- Henry Ford, Motor manufacturer and idealist 7 April 1947 -- Mahatma Gandhi, Apostle of independence 30 January 1948 -- George Orwell, Criticism and allegory 21 January 1950 -- George Bernard Shaw, A prophet in the theatre 2 November 1950 -- Arnold Schoenberg, Beyond chromaticism 13 July 1951 -- Joseph Stalin, Dictator of Russia for 29 years 5 March 1953 -- Alan Turing, 17 June 1954 -- Henri Matisse, A master of modern French painting 3 November 1954 -- Sir Alexander Fleming, Discoverer of penicillin 11 March 1955 -- Albert Einstein, Father of nuclear physics 18 April 1955 -- Humphrey Bogart, An actor of authority 14 January 1957 -- Arturo Toscanini, A legendary musical figure 15 January 1957 -- Christian Dior, A master of couture design 24 October 1957 -- Dorothy L. …”
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One woman in a hundred : Edna Phillips and the Philadelphia Orchestra by Welsh, Mary Sue

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