Suzanne Auber French Orchestra Can Can In Stereo RARE LP Sexy Cheesecake Cover
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Suzanne Auber And The French Orchestra : Can Can In Stereo Full-Length 12" Vinyl Album
Album Description: This awesome album cover features four bathing beauties (blonde, brunette, redhead, raven-haired) in colorful swimsuits on the front plus on the back cover they are flipped to display the rear view. The cover is in glossy clean excellent condition, no seam splits, slight ding at top right corner. The vinyl record is in good condition, some limes/scuffs but plays okay, no skips. Please see pictures. Will be sent safely packaged. Check out our store for a wide variety of vinyl records and CDs. We ship worldwide in secure, padded packaging. Please contact us with any questions.
Tracklist:
Side One: 1. Orpheus In The Underworld 2. Balle Side Two: 3. Vie Parisi
4. Barcarolle
5. La Perichole
Sondra Bianca (aka Suzanne Auber) is an American born concert pianist and pedagogue who retired early in her career from recording and live performances. A child prodigy, Bianca first studied with her mother and then with Frank Sheridan at Mannes Music School and Isabella Vergerova at the Curtis Institute of Music. This led to what is documented as an amazing performance as a nine-year-old of a Mozart piano concerto, played from memory, for the New York Philharmonic - which led to her later appearing with this orchestra as a soloist. Her career, therefore, started before the age of ten, at which time she was a soloist with the Schenectady Symphony Orchestra and performed over CBC Radio in their French division. Later in her career, she performed in Europe with the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hans-Jurgen Walther, the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Carl-August Bünte and the New Symphony Society Orchestra conducted by Walter Goehr among others. One of her notable American performances was on January 20, 1955, when she was the guest soloist with the Florida Symphony conducted by Frank Miller. The programme included Andre Bloch's "Concerto No. 1", Liszt's "Concerto in E flat", Glinka's Overture to "Russian and Ludmilla", Handel's "Water Music" and Georges Enesco's "Roumanian Rhapsody No. 1". Another notable performance was the piece Rhapsody 21 for the Century 21 Exposition, conducted by Paul Whiteman. One of the specialties in her repertoire was George Gershwin's "Piano Concerto in F". Due to its ban in Nazi Germany it was unpopular in that country for many years. Recent study has shown that she may have been the first to perform the concerto in that country after the end of World War II. After retiring from live performances, she continued teaching other young pianists. Due to her early exit from performing, she is regarded as something of a mystery by modern enthusiasts of her surviving recordings. (web bio)
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