Name: The Romantic Hours by Mona Golabek
Brand: Mona Golabek
SKU: 090266314621
Price: 9.9 USD
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 3 (119 reviews)

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1. Sibelius Symphony No. 6, Excerpt from Mvt 1 (Reading: "There is only one Hapiness in life..." (Sand))

by Jukka-pekka Saraste, Finish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Mona Golabek

Primary Artist: Jukka-pekka Saraste
Finish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Performer: Finish Radio Symphony Orchestra; Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Composer: Jean Sibelius; Composer
Lyricist: George Sand; Composer
Conductor: Jukka-pekka Saraste; Conductor
Producer: Harold Hagopian
Brian B. Culverhouse; Production
Recording: Brian B. Culverhouse
Pat Martin; Production

2. Nocturne in D-Flat Major, Op. 27, No. 2

by Peter Serkin

Primary Artist: Peter Serkin; Main Performer
Piano: Peter Serkin; Performer
Composer: Frédéric Chopin
Frédéric Chopin; Composer
Engineer: Jack Adelman; Production
Producer: Max Wilcox
Peter Serkin; Production
Recording: Max Wilcox
Edward Rich; Production

3. Gymnopedie No.1 (Reading: "I have finally broken with Suzanne..." (Satie))

by National Philharmonic Orchestra, Charles Gerhardt, Mona Golabek

Performer: National Philharmonic Orchestra; Performer
Primary Artist: National Philharmonic Orchestra
Charles Gerhardt
Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Composer: Erik Satie; Composer
Lyricist: Erik Satie; Composer
Conductor: Charles Gerhardt; Conductor
A&r: Peter Dellheim; Production
Producer: Kenneth Wilkinson
Harold Hagopian; Production
Recording: Pat Martin
Kenneth Wilkinson; Production

4. Baïlèro from Songs of the Auvergne (Reading: "How much time..." (Nooteboom))

by Anna Moffo, American Symphony Orchestra, Leopold Stokowski, Mona Golabek

Performer: American Symphony Orchestra; Performer
Primary Artist: Anna Moffo
American Symphony Orchestra
Léopold Stokowski
Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Soprano: Anna Moffo; Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Composer: Joseph Canteloube; Composer
Lyricist: Cees Nooteboom; Composer
Conductor: Leopold Stokowski; Conductor
Producer: Peter Dellheim
Harold Hagopian; Production
Recording: Robert Simpson
Pat Martin; Production

5. Reading: "To think that only yesterday..." (Debussy)

by Mona Golabek

Primary Artist: Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Lyricist: Claude Debussy; Composer
Producer: Harold Hagopian; Production
Recording: Pat Martin; Production

6. Claire de Lune

by Alexis Weissenberg

Piano: Alexis Weissenberg; Performer
Primary Artist: Alexis Weissenberg; Main Performer
Composer: Claude Debussy; Composer

7. Rome-Palermo: Calme (from Escales) (Reading: Song of Solomon/King James Bible: "My beloved is white and ruddy...')

by Boston Symphony Orchestra, Charles Munch, Ralph Gomberg

Oboe: Ralph Gomberg; Performer
Primary Artist: Boston Symphony Orchestra
Charles Münch
Ralph Gomberg; Main Performer
Performer: Boston Symphony Orchestra; Performer
Composer: Jacques Ibert; Composer
Conductor: Charles Munch
Charles Münch; Conductor
Producer: Harold Hagopian; Production
Recording: Pat Martin; Production

8. Reading: "Forgive me Marie..." (Liszt)

by Mona Golabek

Primary Artist: Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Lyricist: Franz Liszt; Composer
Producer: Harold Hagopian; Production
Recording: Pat Martin; Production

9. Consolation No. 3 in D-Flat Major, S. 172/3

by Vladimir Horowitz

Primary Artist: Vladimir Horowitz; Main Performer
Composer: Franz Liszt; Composer
Piano: Vladimir Horowitz; Performer
Producer: John Pfeiffer; Production
Recording: Edwin Begley; Production

10. Violin Concerto, Mvt. II (Romance) (Reading: Sonnet #81 "And now you are mine...." (Neruda){36 sec.})

by Jascha Heifetz, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Alfred Wallenstein, Mona Golabek

Performer: Los Angeles Philharmonic; Performer
Primary Artist: Jascha Heifetz
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Alfred Wallenstein
Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Violin: Jascha Heifetz; Performer
Composer: Erich Wolfgang Korngold; Composer
Lyricist: Pablo Neruda; Composer
Conductor: Alfred Wallenstein; Conductor
Producer: Harold Hagopian
John Pfeiffer; Production
Recording: Pat Martin; Production

11. Reading: from Spanish Dancer "One upward glance" (Rilke)

by Mona Golabek

Primary Artist: Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Lyricist: Rainer Maria Rilke; Composer
Producer: Harold Hagopian; Production
Recording: Pat Martin
Hsi-ling Chang; Production

12. Suite española No. 1, Op. 47 (Transcribed for Guitar): 5. Asturias (Leyenda)

by Julian Bream

Primary Artist: Julian Bream; Main Performer
Composer: Isaac Albeniz; Composer
Guitar: Julian Bream; Performer
Producer: James Burnett; Production
Recording: Bob Auger; Production

13. Reading: Casida of the Reclining Woman (Lorca)

by Mona Golabek

Primary Artist: Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Lyricist: Frederico Garcia-lorca; Composer
Producer: Harold Hagopian; Production
Recording: Pat Martin; Production

14. Poema Valseado

by I Salonisti

Bass: Béla Szedlák; Performer
Primary Artist: I Salonisti; Main Performer
Cello: Ferenc Szedlák; Performer
Performer: I Salonisti; Performer
Piano: Werner Giger; Performer
Violin: Lorenz Hassler
Daniel Zisman; Performer
Arranger: Astor Piazzolla; Composer
Composer: Astor Piazzolla; Composer
Producer: Thomas Gallia
Winfried Leute
Paul Dery; Production

15. Reading: "I dreamt of you last night" (Carrington)

by Mona Golabek

Primary Artist: Mona Golabek; Main Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Lyricist: Dora Carrington; Composer
Producer: Harold Hagopian; Production
Recording: Pat Martin
Hsi-ling Chang; Production

16. Piano Concerto in G, II: Adagio Assai

by Alicia De Larrocha, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, Leonard Slatkin

Primary Artist: Alicia De Larrocha
Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra
Leonard Slatkin
St. Louis Symphony; Main Performer
Performer: Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra; Performer
Piano: Alicia De Larrocha; Performer
Composer: Maurice Ravel; Composer
Conductor: Leonard Slatkin; Conductor
Mastering Engineer: Louise De La Fuente
Marian M. Conaty
Timothy Martyn
Hsi-ling Chang; Production
Producer: David Frost
Christianne Orto; Production
Recording: William Hoekstra; Production

17. Pines of the Gianicolo from The Pines of Rome (Reading 1: "As we are so wonderfully..." (Patchen); Reading2: Sonnet #82 "As we close..." (Neruda))

by Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Reiner, Mona Golabek

Primary Artist: Chicago Symphony Orchestra (cso)
Fritz Reiner
Mona Golabek
Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Main Performer
Performer: Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Symphony Orchestra (cso); Performer
Spoken Word: Mona Golabek; Performer
Composer: Ottorino Respighi; Composer
Lyricist: Kenneth Patchen
Pablo Neruda; Composer
Conductor: Fritz Reiner; Conductor
Producer: Harold Hagopian
Richard Mohr; Production
Recording: Lewis Layton
Pat Martin; Production