Arthur Fiedler - Disco Inferno / Manhattan SkylineArthur Fiedler, the long time conductor of the Boston Pops orchestra, the symphony orchestra that specializes in light classical and popular music, inspired by the hit movie "Saturday Night Fever," became the first orchestra of it's kind to record a bona fide disco album in 1979, entitled "Saturday Night Fiedler." Presented here is a rare single from the album, "Disco Inferno" b w "Manhattan Skyline." the Pops goes disco! All selections newly

In the Hanseatic city he performed more than 250 gigs between 1962 and 1964 and recorded exclusively in Germany during this time

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The nine original compositions showcase the mellifluous melding of the acoustic trombone with more electronic and groove-based elements

Each of the pieces on this CD finds it's own reference to the work and person of the Baroque master: from late Romantic arrangements of Bach works by Karl Straube and Max Reger

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