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The Golden Age of Light Music: The 1940s
1 Music In The Air Byron Lloyd, arr. Sidney Torch QUEEN’S HALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conducted by SIDNEY TORCH 03:07
2 Just One Of Those Things Cole Porter BILLY TERNENT AND HIS ORCHESTRA 02:34
3 Melody On The Move Clive Richardson QUEEN’S HALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conducted by CHARLES WILLIAMS 02:45
4 Out Of My Dreams Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II THE GERALDO STRING ORCHESTRA 03:11
5 Linda Chilena A. Orefiche, R. Connelly STANLEY BLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA 03:17
6 Laura David Raksin MORTON GOULD AND HIS ORCHESTRA Solo Violin: Max Pollikoff 03:24
7 Golliwog’s Cakewalk Debussy, arr. Douglas MAYFAIR ORCHESTRA Conducted by WALTER GOEHR 02:27
8 Manhattan Square Dance David Rose DAVID ROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 02:22
9 Runaway Rocking Horse Edward White ORCHESTRE RAYMONDE Conducted by ROBERT PRESTON 03:05
10 Woodland Revel George Melachrino MELACHRINO ORCHESTRA Conducted by GEORGE MELACHRINO 03:09
11 Music for Romance Manning Sherwin, Eric Maschwitz ALBERT SANDLER AND HIS PALM COURT ORCHESTRA 02:52
12 Canadian Caravan Robert Farnon QUEEN’S HALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conducted by CHARLES WILLIAMS 02:50
13 Waltz from “TheThree Bears” Eric Coates QUEEN’S HALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conducted by ERIC COATES 03:09
14 Metropolis Jack Brown NEW CENTURY ORCHESTRA Conducted by SIDNEY TORCH 02:31
15 Gorgeous Hussy Allan Gray HARMONIC ORCHESTRA Conducted by HANS MAY 02:53
16 Ascot Enclosure Peter Yorke QUEEN’S HALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conducted by CHARLES WILLIAMS 03:00
17 Ten Green Bottles Trad. arr. Ronald Hanmer BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA Conducted by CHARLES SHADWELL 03:04
18 Wagon Lit Sidney Torch QUEEN’S HALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conducted by SIDNEY TORCH 03:02
19 Roving Fancies Haydn Wood THE REGENT CLASSIC ORCHESTRA 03:04
20 “The Way To The Stars” – Film Themes Nicholas Brodszky TWO CITIES SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by CHARLES WILLIAMS 06:38
21 Theatreland Jack Strachey NEW CONCERT ORCHESTRA Conducted by JAY WILBUR 03:06
22 Dancing Tambourine Polla, arr. Morton Gould ROBIN HOOD DELL ORCHESTRA Conducted by MORTON GOULD 02:58
23 “Blue Skies” – Selection Irving Berlin - Blue Skies, Always, Heat Wave, Getting Nowhere, A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody, 'You Keep Coming Back Like A Song, Blue Skies LOUIS LEVY AND HIS MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES 08:03
- Melachrino Strings Orchestra - orchestra
- Stanley Black and His Orchestra - orchestra
- Morton Gould and His Orchestra - orchestra
- Billy Ternent and His Orchestra - orchestra
- The Harmonic Orchestra - orchestra
If the names Robert Farnon, David Rose, Sidney Torch, Percy Faith, Eric Coates, Stanley Black, Morton Gould and Andre Kostelanetz already mean something to you, then you will need no further encouragement to go back in time to a period when ‘popular music’ was simply a term that meant it was enjoyed by millions. Light Music is tuneful music, you hear the melody and you feel better for it. Although the world was blighted by war, the 1940s nevertheless managed to produce an amazing outpouring of many musical styles. In retrospect it can be seen that Light Music was at the crossroads: would the genteel sounds of the early years of the 20th century be swept away by a brash tide of mediocrity, or would new talents emerge to adapt and even improve upon what had gone before? Happily for us, Light Music would survive, and reach even greater heights.