Recordings
The Library of Congress has many recordings of Fadiman, which include:
- Prose and poetry of England; Louis Untermeyer, editorial consultant; Clifton Fadiman, narrator (1964)
- The Snob and Name-Dropping (197?)
- They don't flush toilets in Oedipus Rex (1973)
- Center conversations: Clifton Fadiman talks with Harvey Wheeler at Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (1975)
- Battle of the Sexes (1975?)
- The Legacy of Inventions (1975?)
Read more about this topic: Clifton Fadiman, Works
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International Standard Recording Code
... The International Standard Recording Code (ISRC), defined by ISO 3901, is an international standard code for uniquely identifying sound recordings and music video recordings ... Note that an ISRC code identifies a particular recording, not the work itself ... Therefore, different recordings, edits, and remixes of the same work will each have their own ISRC code ...
... The International Standard Recording Code (ISRC), defined by ISO 3901, is an international standard code for uniquely identifying sound recordings and music video recordings ... Note that an ISRC code identifies a particular recording, not the work itself ... Therefore, different recordings, edits, and remixes of the same work will each have their own ISRC code ...
Nelson Eddy - Career - Recordings
... Eddy made more than 290 recordings between 1935 and 1964, singing songs from his films, plus opera, folk songs, popular songs, Gilbert and Sullivan, and traditional arias from his concert ... Eddy's recordings drew rave reviews during the 1930s and 1940s, but it is a special tribute to his vocal technique that he continued to rate them into the 1960s ... Proof is his newest recording on the Everest label, ‘Of Girls I Sing’ ...
... Eddy made more than 290 recordings between 1935 and 1964, singing songs from his films, plus opera, folk songs, popular songs, Gilbert and Sullivan, and traditional arias from his concert ... Eddy's recordings drew rave reviews during the 1930s and 1940s, but it is a special tribute to his vocal technique that he continued to rate them into the 1960s ... Proof is his newest recording on the Everest label, ‘Of Girls I Sing’ ...
Urbie Green - Professional Career
... City, quickly establishing himself as the premier trombonist in the booming recording industry and in 1954 he was voted the "New Star" trombonist in the ... and Jack Jenney with an agility that was not shown by these previous trombonists in their recordings ... the Command and Project 3 labels, producing what are probably his most notable recordings, such as the two-volume sets The Persuasive Trombone of Urbie Green and 21 Trombones ...
... City, quickly establishing himself as the premier trombonist in the booming recording industry and in 1954 he was voted the "New Star" trombonist in the ... and Jack Jenney with an agility that was not shown by these previous trombonists in their recordings ... the Command and Project 3 labels, producing what are probably his most notable recordings, such as the two-volume sets The Persuasive Trombone of Urbie Green and 21 Trombones ...
Nessun Dorma - Recordings
... interpreters of Calaf appear on the following compilation recordings ... For full-length recordings of the opera, see Turandot discography.) The Very Best of Beniamino Gigli (EMI Classics) The Very Best of Jussi Björling (EMI Classics) Richard Tucker in Recital (Col ...
... interpreters of Calaf appear on the following compilation recordings ... For full-length recordings of the opera, see Turandot discography.) The Very Best of Beniamino Gigli (EMI Classics) The Very Best of Jussi Björling (EMI Classics) Richard Tucker in Recital (Col ...
Fred Gaisberg - Biography - The Gramophone Company and HMV
... Gaisberg, by then working as a piano accompanist and recording supervisor for Emile Berliner, left New York for London to join the Gramophone Company as its first recording engineer ... He landed in Liverpool with recording outfit, a $25 bicycle and introductions and instructions from Berliner ... Among his first recordings in London were several made by Syria Lamonte, an Australian singer working at Rules Restaurant in Maiden Lane ...
... Gaisberg, by then working as a piano accompanist and recording supervisor for Emile Berliner, left New York for London to join the Gramophone Company as its first recording engineer ... He landed in Liverpool with recording outfit, a $25 bicycle and introductions and instructions from Berliner ... Among his first recordings in London were several made by Syria Lamonte, an Australian singer working at Rules Restaurant in Maiden Lane ...
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