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Delibes' "Coppelia," with the complete bal let recorded by the Minneapolis Symphony on Mercury, and Stokowski's "The String Orchestra" on Capitol are truly valentines edged in musical lace. covering the classics: A must for every classicist is "The Com poser and His Orchestra," a Mercury etch ing by Howard Hanson and the Eastman Rochester Orchestra, which clearly ex plains the entire make-up of the sym phony. From Angel comes "Love Duets" with Rosanna Carteri and Giuseppe Di Stefano singing some of your favorite opera arias. Capitol offers Rimsky-Korsakov's suite from "Le Coq D'or" and Prokofiev's suite from "Love for Three Oranges" by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. The com plete "Chocolate Soldier" starring Jo Sul livan, Peter Palmer, and other fine singers is presented by RCA. jazzomama: Buffs are discovering a new group, the Metropolitan Jazz Quartet; now, via MGM, this group has five new albums on the market to showcase their talents. Each package is devoted to a famous theme, such as the classics, great Broadway shows, foreign movies, American movies, and TV shows. Also of interest are two Warner Brothers items, "N.Y. Export: Jazz from Ballets U.S.A." by Robert Prince, and "Funky Piano, New Orleans Style" by Alton Purnell. "Something Else!" is a real gasser by Ornette Coleman, a most talented musi cian cutting for Contemporary. "Fabu lous Phineas" could only be Phineas New born and his trio on RCA, while "Lover Man" is Decca's showcase for Billie Holi day. "Duke Ellington at the Cotton Club" is Camden's $1.98 bargain package. Rosemary Clooney music for family listening: Let's start off with the vocalists, who have some good platters this month. Disney land offers "Mary Martin Sings a Musical Love Story"; from RCA comes "Smoochin' Time" by the Ames Brothers, and "Lou Monte Sings," an especially good waxing for the whole family; "Sing a Song of Italy" by Toni Arden, and "The Swinging Aces" featuring the Four Aces are Decca's entries; Capitol brings us "Things Are Swinging" by pretty Peggy Lee and "The Very .Thought of You" by Nat "King" Cole. Finally, from MGM, try "I Love You" by Joni James, "It's All in the Game" starring Tommy Edwards, and "Hello, Tiger" by a new singer, Sallie Blair. special merit: For the kiddies, Disney pre sents "This Was the West" by Stan Jones and "Sleeping Beauty," told and sung by Mary Martin. Hi-fi fans will want "Mallet Mischief" by Harry Breuer on Audio Fidelity. stexeo sound-off: The new sound now has some fine pop sides available, including "Crazy People," with Somethin' Smith on Epic; "Love Among the Young," Jennie Smith. Colum bia; "Jimmie McHugh in Hi-Fi," Urbie Green and his orchestra; and "Bang, Bar room, and Harp," both on RCA. 30 Family Weekly, February 1. 1959
