New Jersey All-State Chorus, New Jersey All-State Orchestra - 1968 New Jersey All-State Concert
| Genre: | Classical |
| Singer: | New Jersey All-State Chorus |
| Title: | 1968 New Jersey All-State Concert |
| Short-info: | Label:
Vogt Quality Recordings – CSRV 2186
Type: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Gatefold Country: US Date of released: 1968 Category: Classical Style: Classical |
| MP3 album size .rar: | 1799 mb |
| APE album size .rar: | 1268 mb |
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| Record One: All-State Chorus (Including combined Chorus & Orchestra) | ||
| A1 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus | O Filii Et FiliaeComposed By – Volckmar Leiering* |
| A2 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus | Crucifixus IIComposed By – Antonio Lotti |
| A3 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus | Komm, Jesu KommComposed By – Johann Sebastian Bach |
| A4 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus | Ave MariaComposed By – Anton Bruckner |
| A5 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus | French Choruses From "The Lark"Composed By – Leonard Bernstein |
| B1 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus, New Jersey All-State Orchestra | Carmina BuranaComposed By – Carl Orff |
| B2 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus, New Jersey All-State Orchestra | Were You ThereArranged By – H.T. Burleigh* |
| B3 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus, New Jersey All-State Orchestra | Ki Mi TziyonComposed By – Max Helfman |
| B4 | –New Jersey All-State Chorus, New Jersey All-State Orchestra | Brazilian PsalmComposed By – Jean Berger |
| Record Two: All-State Orchestra | ||
| C1 | –New Jersey All-State Orchestra | Capriccio ItalienComposed By – Peter I. Tchaikowsky* |
| C2 | –New Jersey All-State Orchestra | New England TriptychComposed By – William Schumann* |
| D1 | –New Jersey All-State Orchestra | New England Triptych (Cont'd)Composed By – William Schumann* |
| D2 | –New Jersey All-State Orchestra | Consecration Of The HouseComposed By – L. van Beethoven* |
Credits
- Conductor – Frank Scocozza, Gail B. Poch
