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CATALOGUE

CONDUCTORS ON FILM COLLECTION

[Charles Barber Collection] at the

Archive

of Recorded Sound

Department of Music

Stanford University

August 2003

Abbado, Claudio

Akiyama, Kazuyoshi

Karel

Badea, Christian

Barenboim, Daniel

Blech, Leo

Boskovsky, Willi

Brico, Antonia

Bychkov, Semyon

Casals,

Pablo

Christie, William

Cluytens,

Andre

Corboz, Michel

Davis, Andrew

Delmar, Norman

Dohnanyi, Christoph von

Elgar, Edward

Fedoseyev,

Vladimir

Fischer, Edwin

Fricsay, Ferenc

Galliera, Alceo

Gauk, Alexander

Gilbert, Alan

Golovanov, Nicolai

Gould, Glenn

Grafe, Ferde

Hagemann, Richard

Harty, Hamilton

Heller, Herman

Henze, Hans Werner

Hindemith,

Paul lturbi, Jose

Janowski, Marek

Johansson, Gunnar

Keilberth, Joseph

Kleiber, Carlos

Knappertsbusch, Hans

Konwitschny, Franz

Krauss, Clemens

Lambert, Constant

Lert, Richard

Litton, Andrew

Lombard, Alain

Maag, Peter

Madcrna, Bruno

Mascagni,

Pietro

Mauceri, John

Mengelberg, Willem

Molinari, Bernardino

Munch, Charles

CONDUCTORS ON FILM CATALOGUE

at 1 August 2003 Abendroth, Herman Abravanel, Maurice Aeschbacher, Niklaus

Albrecht, Gerd Altrichter,

Petr Altschuler, Modest

Ansermet,

Emest Asahina, Takashi Ashkenazy, Vladimir

Bakaleinikoff, Constantin Bakaleinikoff, Vladimir B arbirolli, John

Beecham, Thomas Beinurn, Eduard

van Bernstein, Leonard

Blomstedt, Herbert

Bohm, Karl Borchardt, Leo

Boulez,

Pierre Boult, Adrian Bour, Ernest

Britten, Benjamin Burgin, Richard Busch, Fritz

Cameron, Basil Caridis, Miltiades Casadesus, Jean-Claude Celibidache, Sergiu Chailly, Riccardo Chavez, Carlos

Chung, Myung-Whun Cimini,

Pietro Cliburn, Van

Coates, Albert Conlon, James Copland, Aaron

Da1mosch, Walter Davies, Dennis Russell Davies,

Peter Maxwell

Davis, Colin Decker, Franz-Paul Delman,

Vladimir

Dixon, Dean

Dorati, Antal Dutoit, Charles Eichwald, Hakan von

Elmendorff, Karl Erede, Alberto Eschenbach, Christoph

Ferencsik,

Janos Fiedler, Arthur Finston, Nathaniel

Fischer, Ivan Flor, Claus

Peter Foss, Lucas

Froment, Louis de Fri.ihbeck de Burgos, Rafael

Furtwangler, Wilhelm

Gabrilowitsch,

Ossip Ga.nz, Rudolph Gardiner, John Eliot Gaubert, Philippe

Georgescu, George Gergiev, Valery Gielen, Michael

Giulini, Carlo Maria

Golschmann, Vladimir Goodall, Reginald Goossens, Eugene

Graf, Hans Gravina, Gilbert Grevillius, Nils

Gulda, Friedrich Hadley, Henry Haenchen, Hartmut

Haitink, Bemard Hanson, Howard Harnoncourt, Nikolaus Hauschild, Wolf-Dieter Heger, Robert Heifetz, Jascha

Hendl, Walter

Herbig,

GUnther Herrmann, Bemard Hertz, Alfred

Honeck, Manfred Horenstein, Jascha Inbal, Eliahu

Ivanov, Konstantin Jacobs,

Rene Janigro, Antonio

Janssen, Wemer Janssons, Mariss Jochum, Eugen

Johnson, Thor Jordan, Armin Karajan, Herbert von

Kempe, Rudolph Khachaturian, Aram Kindler, Hans

Kitayenko, Dimitri

Kleiber, Erich Klemperer,

Otto Kletzki, Paul

Kodaly,

Zoltan Kondrashin, Kyril Konoye, Hidemaru

Kord, Kazimierz Kostelanetz,

Andre Koussevitsky, Serge

Krimets, Constantine Krips, Josef Krueger, Karl

Kubelik, Rafael

Lange, Hans

Lehar, Franz Leinsdorf, Erich

Levi, Yoel Levine, James Ligeti, Gyorgy

Loibner, Wilhelm

L6pez Cobos,

Jesus Lucan, Arturo Lukas, Viktor

Maazel, Lorin McArthur, Edwin Mackerras, Charles

Malcolm, George Markevich, Igor Marriner, Neville

Mascagni/Fregoli Masur, Kurt Matacic, Lovro von

Maxwell Davies,

Peter Mehta, Zubin Melik-Pashayev, Alex.

Menuhin, Yehudi Milhaud, Darius Mitropoulos, Dmitri

Molinari-Pradelli, Fran. Monteux,

Pierre Mravinsky, Evgeny

Musin, Ilya Muti, Riccardo Neuhold, Gunter

Abbado, Claudio

Akiyama, Kazuyoshi

Karel

Badea, Christian

Barenboim, Daniel

Blech, Leo

Boskovsky, Willi

Brico, Antonia

Bychkov, Semyon

Casals,

Pablo

Christie, William

Cluytens,

Andre

Corboz, Michel

Davis, Andrew

Delmar, Norman

Dohnanyi, Christoph von

Elgar, Edward

Fedoseyev, Vladimir

Fischer, Edwin

Fricsay, Ferenc

Galliera, Alceo

Gauk,

Alexa11der

Gilbert, Alan

Golovanov, Nicolai

Gould, Glenn

Grofe, Ferde

Hagemann, Richard

Harty, Hamilton

Heller, Herman

Henze, Hans Werner

Hindemith,

Paul

Iturbi, Jose

Janowski, Marek

Joha11sson, Gunnar

Keilberth, Joseph

Kleiber, Carlos

Knappertsbusch, Hans

Konwitschny, Franz

Krauss, Clemens

Lambert, Constant

Lert, Richard

Litton, Andrew

Lombard, Alain

Maag, Peter

Maderna, Bruno

Mascagni,

Pietro

Mauceri, John

Mengelberg, Willem

Molinari, Bernardino

Munch, Charles

CONDUCTORS ON FILM CATALOGUE

at 1 August 2003 Abendroth, Herman Abravanel, Maurice Aeschbacher, Niklaus

Albrecht, Gerd Altrichter,

Petr Altschuler, Modest

Ansermet, Ernest Asahina, Takashi Ashkenazy, Vladimir Bakaleinikoff, Constantin Bakaleinikoff, Vladimir Barbirolli, John Beecham, Thomas Beinum, Eduard van Bernstein, Leonard

Blomstedt, Herbert

Bohm, Karl Borchardt, Leo

Boulez,

Pierre Boult, Adrian Bour, Ernest

Britten, Benjamin Burgin, Richard Busch, Fritz

Cameron, Basil Caridis, Miltiades Casadesus, Jean-Claude Celibidache, Sergiu Chailly, Riccardo Chavez, Carlos

Chung, Myung-Whun Cimini,

Pietro Cliburn, Van

Coates, Albert Conlon, James

Copla11d, Aaron

Darnrosch, Walter Davies, Dennis Russell Davies,

Peter Maxwell

Davis, Colin Decker, Franz-Paul

Delma11, Vladimir

Dixon,

Dea11

Dorati, Antal Dutoit, Charles Eichwald, Hakan von

Elmendorff, Karl Erede, Alberto Eschenbach, Christoph

Ferencsik,

Janos Fiedler, Arthur Finston, Nathaniel

Fischer, Ivan Flor, Claus

Peter Foss, Lucas

Froment, Louis de

Friihbeck de Burgos, Rafael Furtwangler, Wilhelm

Gabrilowitsch,

Ossip Ga11z, Rudolph Gardiner, John Eliot Gaubert, Philippe

Georgescu, George Gergiev, Valery Gielen, Michael

Giulini, Carlo Maria

Golschmann, Vladimir Goodall, Reginald Goossens, Eugene Graf,

Ha11s Gravina, Gilbert Grevillius, Nils

Gulda, Friedrich H

adley, Henry Haenchen, Hartmut

Haitink, Bernard

Ha11son, Howard Harnoncourt, Nikolaus

Hauschild, Wolf-Dieter Heger, Robert Heifetz, Jascha

Hendl, Walter

Herbig,

Giinther Herrmann, Bernard Hertz, Alfred

Honeck, Manfred Horenstein, Jascha Inbal, Eliahu

Ivanov,

KonstaJltin Jacobs, Rene Janigro, Antonio

Janssen, Werner J anssons, Mariss Jochum, Eugen

Johnson, Thor Jordan, Armin Karajan, Herbert von

Kempe, Rudolph Khachaturian, Aram Kindler, Hans

Kitayenko, Dimitri

Kleiber, Erich Klemperer,

Otto Kletzki, Paul

Kodaly,

Zolta11 Kondrashin, Kyril Konoye, Hidemaru

Kord, Kazimierz Kostelanetz,

Andre Koussevitsky, Serge

Krimets, Constantine Krips, Josef Krueger, Karl

Kubelik, Rafael

La11ge, Hans Lehar, Fr311z Leinsdorf, Erich

Levi, Yoel Levine, James Ligeti, Gyorgy

Loibner, Wilhelm

L6pez Cobos,

Jesus Lucon, Arturo Lukas, Viktor

Maazel, Lorin McArthur, Edwin Mackerras, Charles

Malcolm, George Markevich, Igor Marriner, Neville

Mascagni/Fregoli

Masur, Kurt Matacic, Lovro von

Maxwell Davies,

Peter Mehta, Zubin Melik-Pashayev, Alex.

Menuhin, Yehudi Milhaud, Darius Mitropoulos, Dmitri

Molinari-Pradelli, Fran. Monteux,

Pierre Mravinsky, Evgeny

Musin, Ilya Muti, Riccardo Neuhold,

Giinter

Neumann, Vaclav Newman, Alfred

Nikisch, Artur Norrington, Roger Oistrakh, David Ormandy, Eugene Ozawa, Seiji Papst, Eugen Paray, Paul Paumgartner, Bernhard

Pelletier, Wilfrid Penderecki, Krzysztof

Pesek, Libor Pitz, Wilhelm

Plasson, Michel Pretre, Georges Previn, Andre Rachmaninoff, Sergei

Rapee,

Erno Rattle, Simon Reiner, Fritz Reznicek, Emil

Richter, Karl Riesenfeld, Hugo Rodzinski, Artur Rosbaud, Hans

Rosenberg, Hilding

Rosenstock, Joseph Rossini/Fregoli Rostropovich, Mstislav Rozhdestvensky, Gennady

Rudel, Julius Ryvkin,

Panda Sabata, Victor de Sacher, Paul

Salonen, Esa-Pekka

Sanderling, Kurt Sargent, Malcolm Satanowski, Robert Sawallisch, Wolfgang

Schelling, Ernest

Scherchen, Hermann Schillings, Max von Schippers, Thomas Schmidt-Gentner, Willy

Schmidt-Isserstedt, Hans

Schneevoigt, Georg Schneider, Alexander Schoenberg, Arnold Schbnwandt, Michael Schlichter, Wilhelm Schuricht, Carl Schwarz, Gerard

Segerstam,

Leif Sevitzky, Fabien Shaw, Robert Shostakovich, Maxim

Sibelius, Jean

Sinaisky, Vassily Sinopoli, Giuseppe Skrowaczewski, Stanislaw Slatkin, Leonard

Slonimsky, Nicolas Solti, Georg Sousa/Merkel

Stein, Horst

Steinberg, William Stenhammar, Wilhelm Stern, Isaac Stiedry, Fritz

Still, William Grant

Stock, Frederick Stockhausen, Karlheinz Stokowski, Leopo ld Strauss, Johann/Merkel Strauss, Richard Stravinsky, Igor Svetlanov, Yevgeny Suitner, Otmar Susskind, Walter Swarowsky, Hans Szell, George Talich, Vaclav Tate, Jeffrey Temirkanov, Yuri Tennstedt, Klaus Thomas, Michael Tilson

Tortelier, Y

an-Pascal Toscanini, Arturo Vegh, Sandor Verdi!Fregoli

Vladighiaurov,

Panciu Yank, Hans Voorhees, Donald Waart, Edo De

Wagner/Fregoli Wagner/Merkel Wallenstein, Alfred Walter, Bruno

Wand, Gunter Weingartner, Felix

Weiser-Most, Franz Whiteman, Paul

Wislocki, Stanislaw Wood, Henry Wordsworth, Barry Zador, Eugene

Zender, Hans Zhuraitis, Algis

About This Collection ...

The names above may be found in a collection begun in 1992 by Dr Charles Barber, a conductor active in concert, opera, and recordings, and a teacher in the history and aesthetics of conducting.

There are some

2000 hours of these artists variously in rehearsal, concert, and conversation. The

earliest dates from 1897, and those with sound from 1926. When the collection is completed, it will be donated to the Archive of Recorded Sound at Stanford University and made available for scholarly examination and study.

Although some

of these holdings are preserved in 16mm film, BETA, SECAM, and in 3/4" or 1" broadcast formats, the great majority are in 1/2" NTSC or PAL VHS. It is intended that this collection will in time be converted to CD-ROM so that anyone with a Mac and a modem will be able to dial in and download. There are, however, a number of technical and copyright questions which must be resolved first.

Accordingly, anyone who wishes

to view these films is presently asked to do so in person. For legal and contractual reasons, duplication of copyright or private domain materials is not possible. There is no charge for viewing these films on site.

To make

an appointment, or to enquire about the particulars of this collection, please contact: Dr Charles Barber, Box 610016, Redwood City CA, 94061. (650) 361-9593 barber@batnet.com

CONDUCTORS ON FILM CATALOGUE

at 1 August 2003

ABBADO, Claudio (b. 1933)

Brahms, Hungarian Dance No. 1 5:00/ABBAD-2

Berlin Philharmonic, Carnegie Hall

October 3, 1996, PBS

Brahms, Piano Concerto No. 2 45:00/ABBAD-2

Berlin Philharmonic, Carnegie Hall

October 3, 1996, PBS; Peter Serkin, piano

Brahms, Symphony No.2 42:00/ABBAD-2

Berlin Philharmonic, Carnegie Hall

October 3, 1996, PBS

1993 New Year's Eve (Richard Strauss) Gala 90:00/ABBAD-1

Berlin Philharmonic, with Argerich, Battle, Fleming, von Stade Don Juan, Burlesque, Till, Rosenkavalier III; December 31, 1992, PBS Claudio Abbado--Die Stille nach der Musik 90:00/A-170 PAL Beethoven, Piano Concerto No.3, Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, 1995

Beethoven,

Symphony No.6, rehearsal, Berlin Philharmonic, 1996

Brahms,

Symphony No. 2, ibid

Bruckner,

Symphony No. 1, rehearsal and performance, Vienna Philharmonic, 1968

Bruckner,

Symphony No.9, rehearsal and performance, Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, 1995 Rossini, La Gazza Ladra, Vienna Philharmonic, 1991

Schubert, Fierrabas, Theater an den Wien, 1988

Schubert, Symphony No. 2, rehearsal and performance, Chamber Orchestra of Europe, 1995

Strauss, Elektra, Salzburg Easter Festival, 1995

3Sat ZDF, Paul Smaczny, director; 1996

ABENDROTH, Herman (1883-1956)

Beethoven, Symphony No. 3, 1st movement

Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra

Beethoven, Symphony No. 9, 3rd movement

Czech Philharmonic Orchestra

Beethoven, Violin Concerto, finale

Berlin Radio

Symphony Orchestra, 1952

David Oistrakh, violin

Schumann, Symphony No. 3

Gewandhaus Orchestra, 1936

ABRA V ANEL, Maurice (1903-1993)

Utah Symphony -No Ordinary Orchestra

Utah Symphony Orchestra; includes 3:00 of silent film; 1978

Maurice Abravanel Retrospective

Rehearsals, concerts, interviews, memorials; WUED-TV, 1993

AESCHBACHER, Niklaus (1917-1995)

Leoncavallo, Pagliacci

NHK Symphony, c. 1955 2:35/A-2

1:10/CZECH-1, A-24

CZECH-2

3:00/A-87

PAL 1 A-92

02:00/ A-50 PAL, 53

23:00/ABR-1, A-49

1:17:00/ABR-1

00:30/A-60

AKIYAMA, Kazuyoshi (b. 1941) 60:00/AK-1

Sunday Pops Concert

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Orpheum Theatre; CBC-TV, 1977 Glinka, Khachaturian, Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Borodin

ALBRECHT, Gerd (b. 1935)

Beethoven, Symphony

No.2 32:00/ALB-1 PAL

RSO Stuttgart 1998; with discussion of instruments and metronomes

Mozart,

Piano Concerto No. 26, KV 537 30:00/A-63 PAL

Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie; Homero Francesch, piano (3rd mvt. incomplete) XXX

Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, 19XX

ALTRICHTER, Petr (b. 1951 )

Dvorak,

Piano Concerto in G Minor

Prague Symphony Orchestra, Alte Oper, Frankfurt, 1993; Igor Ardasev, piano

Dvorak, Symphony

No. 8 Prague Symphony Orchestra, Alte Oper, Frankfurt, 1993

ALTSCHULER, Modest (1873-1963)

Los Angeles

Philharmonic, 1935, Hollywood Bowl

Philip Kahgan Collection, courtesy UCLA

AN<;ERL, Karel (1908-1973)

Beethoven,

Piano Concerto No. 5

Toronto Symphony Orchestra;

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