Title from container.

On the original analog discs, the orchestra was identified by pseudonyums (e.g. "Vienna Philharmonia Orchestra") but was always actually the Vienna Symphony (Wiener Symphoniker).

Compact discs.

Except for the broadcast performance of Sym. 6, these recordings were originally issued in the 1950s on SPA & Unicorn analog discs: SPA 72 (Mass), SPA 25-26 (Overture & Sym. 9), SPA 30-31 (Sym. 3), & Unicorn UNLA 1015 (Sym. 1)

Biographical notes about the conductor & his performances by Mark W. Kluge, & technical notes on the recordings by Aaron Z. Snyder (26 pages) inserted in container.

Recorded in Vienna between 1952 & 1956, the 6th Symphony from a live performance broadcast of Feb. 17, 1952.

[cd. 1]. Mass in D minor (pub. 1892 by Johann Gross) (50:48)

[cd. 2]. Overture in G minor (Ore/Wöss ed., pub. 1921) (13:18)

Symphony no 1 in C minor (Vienna version, 1890, pub. 1893 by Doblinger) (51 min.)

[cd. 3]. Symphony no 3 in D minor (1889 version, pub. 1890 by Rättig) (54:11)

[cd. 4]. Symphony no 6 in A (Hynais ed., pub. 1899) (58:45)

[cd. 5]. Symphony no 9 in D minor (Löwe edition, published 1903) (66 min.).

CD-1283 Music & Arts

CD-1283 (5) Music & Arts

SPA 72 Society of Performing Artists

SPA 25-26 Society of Performing Artists

SPA 30-31 Society of Performing Artists

UNLA 1015 Unicorn

Wiener Symphoniker.

Österreichischer Rundfunk. Chor.