Moonlight Serenade - Captain Glenn Miller and The Armed Air Forces Training Command Band
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Moonlight Serenade
Captain Glenn Miller and The Army Air Forces Training Command Band
Music by Captain Glenn Miller
Arranged by Captain Glenn Miller
Recorded April 21, 1944 for "Music From America" #11
Conductor: Captain Glenn Miller
Trumpets: Sergeant Whitney Thomas; Sergeant Bobby Nichols; Sergeant Bernie Privin; Private First Class Jack Steele
Trombones: Staff Sergeant Jimmy Priddy; Corporal James Harwood; Sergeant Johnny Halliburton; Private First Class Larry Hall
French Horn: Corporal Addison Collins Jr.
Alto Sax: Staff Sergeant Hank Freeman; Sergeant Peanuts Hucko; Corporal Freddy Guerra
Clarinet: Sergeant Peanuts Hucko
Tenor Sax: Corporal Jack Ferrier; Sergeant Vince Carbone
Baritone Sax: Sergeant Chuck Gentry
Concertmaster: Staff Sergeant George Ockner
Violins: Staff Sergeant Harry Katzman; Corporal Ernie Kardos; Corporal Earl Cornwell; Corporal Gene Bergen; Sergeant Dave Sackson; Sergeant Philip Cogliano; Corporal Richard Motylinski; Staff Sergeant Carl Swanson; Corporal Nathan Kaproff; Private First Class Alfred Aulwurm; Corporal Milton Edelson; Private First Class Fredy Ostrovsky; Private First Class Joseph Kowalewski; Sergeant Dave Herman
Violas: Sergeant Dave Schwartz; Corporal Stanley Harris; Corporal Henry Brynan; Sergeant Mannie Wishnow
Cellos: Corporal Morris Bialkin; Corporal Robert Ripley
Piano: Staff Sergeant Mel Powell
Guitar: Sergeant Carmen Mastren
Bass: Staff Sergeant Trigger Alpert
Drums: Technical Sergeant Ray McKinley; Private First Class Frank Ippolito
If you enjoyed this I'd highly recommend "Glenn Miller: The Secret Broadcasts" (Conifer Records 75605 52500 2). It features 74 perfromances from the radio series (including this one), with extensive linear notes, including the personnel above.
One of the greatest Big Band themes of all. Thanks for the post.
As much as I love the original 1939 recording, I have to say this is my favorite version of "Moonlight Serenade" by Miller, ever. The strings, the haunting solo violin of George Ockner, the french horns, so very tender. Thanks for sharing this.
What a wonderful arrangement! I wonder how he would have performed it in the 1950s or 1960s. We can only dream...
P.S. Goof ( -Autocorrect- Autocorrupt error?) in the title - s/b ARMY Air Forces :)
Gone too soon.
This lovely recording evokes sweet memories of dancing to this beautiful music when I was in High school a very long time ago! thanks for sharing this with us Richard!
Phyllis Halle
I was Triger Alperts private Nurse He had so many collectables, he was an absolute pleasure