Leningrad Symphony Orchestra (DO NOT USE, read the annotation)

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THIS ARTIST IS PROBLEMATIC
IT MAY MERGED SOON.

The name points at St. Petersburg Academic Symphony Orchestra.

But many of the Releases listed here are proving to be the 1882 orchestra.

And the remaining ones may be falsely named - perhaps Alfred Scholz or something similar.

Releases here are being checked closely before merging.

St Petersburg was renamed Petrograd, then Leningrad. And then renamed back to Saint Petersburg.
St Petersburg had and has a Philharmonic Society.
The Philharmonic society has/had two orchestras, the St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra and the St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra.

This orchestra could also be called St Petersburg/Lenigrad Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.
The website for the modern version of this orchestra is www.philharmonia.spb.ru/en/about/orchestra/asof/

It was founded in 1931 and for ~ 20 years was the Lenigrad radio orchestra.
It joined the Leningrad Philharmonic in 1953.
Conductors have included, O.Fried, F.Stiedry, A.Gauk, V.Dranishnikov, N.Golovanov, E.Mravinsky, I.Musin, B.Khaikin, E.Grikurov, K.Eliasberg, N.Rabinovich, and K.Kondrashin.
It has also been conducted by S.Baudo, I.Markevitch, K.Masur, L.Maazel, E.Svetlanov and G.Rozhdestvensky and A.Jansons.
In 1968 Y.Temirkanov became the conductor. In 1977 Alexander Dmitriev took over conducting and continued until June 2018

Annotation last modified on 2020-07-12 14:13 UTC.

Discography

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NameArtistISRCsRatingLength
"Los Preludios", Poema Sinfónico para Orquesta, S. 97 (LW G3)Orquesta Sinfónico de Leningrado, Ferdinand Cannonovich
16:45
Air From Water MusicLeningrad Symphony Orchestra, Boris Andreski
4:42
Andante, del Concierto para Violín y Orquesta, en Re MenorOrquesta Sinfónico de Leningrado, Ferdinand Cannonovich
6:23
Estudio para Piano Nº 4, en Do sostenido menor, Op. 10 Nº 4, CT. 17Orquesta Sinfónico de Leningrado, Ferdinand Cannonovich
2:45
Hallelujah Chorus from MessiahLeningrad Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Dmitriev
3:34
Night on Bare MountainLeningrad Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Runstedt
11:06
Obertura, de la Ópera "Los Diamantes De La Corona"Orquesta Sinfónico de Leningrado, Ferdinand Cannonovich
8:32
Piano Concerto No.4 in G-dur, Op.58 - I. Allegro moderatoMaria Yudina, Leningrad Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Sanderling
19:53
Piano Concerto No.4 in G-dur, Op.58 - II. Andante con motoMaria Yudina, Leningrad Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Sanderling
5:26
Piano Concerto No.4 in G-dur, Op.58 - III. Rondo - VivaceMaria Yudina, Leningrad Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Sanderling
9:36
Pifa (Hirtenmusik)Leningrader Sinfonie Orchester
2:49
Polovstian DancesLeningrad Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Runstedt
13:39
Prelude KhoantchinaLeningrad Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Runstedt
5:05
Prince IgorLeningrad Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Runstedt
10:47

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