In a Monastery Garden: characteristic intermezzo Back to list of works index

There are conflicting accounts of the origins of this piece, and when writing my own liner notes I was not aware of all the details. Here are four accounts:

1. From Franciscans Here and There no.34:

During Fr. Edgar's noviciate… a visit was made to Chilworth in 1910 by Fr. Edgar's brother, Joseph. The latter, as J.H. Larway, was a well-known music publisher… He brought with him to Chilworth on this 1910 visit a man who was at that time distinguished as a composer, conductor and musical editor: Albert Ketelbey… Joseph Larway and Albert Ketelbey were taken round the friary and grounds of Chilworth. During the tour of the woods Ketelbey turned to Joseph Larway and said "I've got an idea. If I put it on paper, will you publish it." The idea or inspiration was In a Monastery Garden.

Between one thing and another some time elapsed before the various parts were ready for publication… In 1915 Joseph Larway… took out the copyright…

What was the surprise Fr. Edgar had in store for his guests at the 1959 Jubilee of his 50 years in the Order? Notwithstanding the many moves a friar may have in 50 years Fr. Edgar went up to his cell to bring down a remnant he had stored, and saved from the wreck of many moves. It was the score of the original MS of Ketelbey's In a Monastery Garden…

Asked if he would mind this original score going into the archives of the Province, Fr. Edgar not only agreed, but agreed most willingly, and handed over the MS, which was once described in a musical review as "touching the hearts of millions of people"…

2. This account is included in the article In a Monastery Garden, by Albert W. Ketelbey, in Music Masterpieces Part 12 (18th March 1926), page 183:

It is highly necessary to feel what one writes, and also to have the right kind of inspiration. When I was writing In a Monastery Garden, one of my most popular compositions, I was for the time being an imaginary monk, and as in my earlier days I had had certain ascetic inclinations it was not difficult to get myself into a suitable frame of mind.

The first inspiration to write the piece came to me during a visit to Scarborough. I happened to drive over to Bridlington one day, and on the way I visited a beautiful old monastery. Its quietude and its aloofness from the gaiety of the world at its doors seemed to cry aloud for expression through the medium of the orchestra. I had an idea, and when I returned home I set to work to draw a musical picture of the scene as it had impressed itself upon my mind - the chanting of the monks, the serenity and calm of the landscape, and the emotional aspect generally.

I have always thought it a great compliment that many clergymen have asked me to allow them to incorporate the "chant" section of the piece into their church services.

3. The following account was given in Radio Times (4th September 1931) page 203:

In a Monastery Garden was commissioned for performance in a seaside resort. The idea for it came to the composer during a visit to a monastery while out motoring. At first no publisher would take it unless Ketélbey[sic] removed the Kyrie section: but later a publisher bowed to Ketélbey's will, and it became, Kyrie and all, one of the world's "best sellers".

4. Ketèlbey's colleague, Herbert C. Ridout, has the following in Behind the needle, 5: Looking over forty years of the gramophone (in The Gramophone November 1940 page 132):

It was in October 1915 that we issued a record of a then unknown work called In a Monastery Garden, and I think we must have been animated by the wish to give our friend Albert Ketelbey's piece a good send-off, because the coupling on the record was the more famous Destiny waltz. But there soon came a time when Monastery Garden stood quite well on its own merits, and became such a success that it pointed out a distinct path for its composer to follow.

I know Albert Ketelbey would have prefered [sic] to be identified with the more serious music he had composed and published (some of it under the nom-de-plume of Anton Vodorinski) and, but for a purely accidental happening in connection with his Monastery Garden, this might have well been the case. The story really began two years or so earlier and in a recording atmosphere, so it is quite apropos here.

Among the members of the orchestra regularly employed by Ketelbey for recording was a clarinet player called Scoma. In the summer months every year, when orchestral engagements in London were at their lowest ebb, Scoma himself conducted an orchestra of his own in Bridlington during the holiday season. Being great friends with Ketelbey, Scoma asked him if he would write for him an original orchestral work that he could feature as a novelty in his seaside programmes. That was in 1912. After paying a visit to Scoma at Bridlington, Ketelbey conceived the idea of In a Monastery Garden and passed the manuscript to Scoma. The latter soon began to report in excited letters that the little work not only aroused enthusiasm when played, but that he was receiving enquiries as to its publication. Scoma repeated the performances the following season, and this time declared that he had been pestered with requests for it in published form, rather shrewdly, however, advising the composer against publication for the moment, urging patience until it had been thoroughly tried out. He played it yet a third year at Bridlington, but this time news of its reception had traveled to London independently, for Ketelbey was approached by several London publishers anxious to secure it. Eventually J.H. Larway was the publisher chosen - at Ketelbey's own terms!

Summary. There appear to have been two pre-publication versions. The piano manuscript was with Edgar Larway at Chilworth, while the orchestral parts were with Enrico Scoma at Bridlington. Even after publication, there is one difference of harmony between the two versions that makes them incompatible.

What none of these accounts mentions is that the first appearance of In a Monastery Garden nationwide was as the recording on Regal records. This appeared in the Regal catalogue for May 1914, the year before the publication of the sheet music. This first recording uses a different orchestration from the published one, and has details closer to the piano version.

Composer’s synopsis

The first theme represents a poet's reverie in the quietude of the monastery garden amidst beatific surroundings - the calm serene atmosphere - the leafy trees, and the singing birds. The second theme in the minor, expresses the more "personal" note of sadness, of appeal and contrition. Presently the monks are heard chanting the Kyrie Eleison (which should be sung by the orchestra) with the organ playing and the chapel-bell ringing. The first theme is now heard in a quieter manner as if it had become more ethereal and distant; the singing of the monks is again heard - it becomes louder and more insistent, bringing the piece to a conclusion in a glow of exaltation.

Song versions. Ketèlbey wrote his own lyrics for a song version published in 1921, which was later adapted for various choral versions. Two of his recordings incorporate the song into the orchestral version. The lyrics set the scene at sunset, an unusual time of day for the monks to be singing the Kyrie of a mass.

Through the misty twilight falling,

Voices from afar are calling –

Calling all the weary homeward to their rest,

The evening bell is softly pealing

While from out the cloister stealing,

Comes the prayer of mercy, peaceful and so blest.

KYRIE ELEISON.

Hope will bring to us its gladness,

Faith shall take away all sadness,

While the gates of day are closing in the West;

Joy will come again with morning,

Shadows pass, but love is dawning,

God is Love, and gives us all Eternal Rest.

KYRIE ELEISON.

IMG Orch 1927. Odeon SOE 3565 is indeed re-issue. Grand orchestra symphonique "Odéon" avec choeurs.

In a Monastery Garden - orchestral

Artists	Label	Matrix	Format	Country	Date	Gramophone Review	Locations
Regal Orchestra, male chorus, ?Ketèlbey	Regal G 6688	28803	10” 78	UK	[May 14]		BL, TM, (TM CD)
Re-issue “In een kloostertuin, met zingende monniken enz.”	- Columbia D 8972	28803	10” 78	UK
Court Symphony Orchestra, male chorus, Ketèlbey	Columbia 564	6525-3	12” 78	UK	[Sept 15]		BL, (TM CD)
Re-issue	- Columbia 5067-M		12” 78	US
Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Fagan (whistler), male chorus	Columbia A 5952	49063	12” 78	US	[June 17] rec.Jan 17		BL, WC
Re-issue (“orchestra, male quartet”)	- Nations Forum 49063	49063	12” 78		[ca.1920]		WC
Lyric Symphony Orchestra	Lyric 9102		12” 78	US	[Dec 17?]
Mayfair Orchestra, ?Byng	HMV 2-558	HO 3789ae	10” 78 single sided	UK			(TM CD)
Re-issue	- HMV B 872		10” 78	UK	[Feb 18]		BL
Hager's Concert Orchestra, Fagan (whistler), Gounod Quartette (vocal)	Okeh 4342	S 7811 B	10” 78	US	[1921] rec. Mar 21
Re-issue (Hager’s Orchestra/Bohemian Orchestra)	- Parlophone E 5140	S 7811 B, 4342	10” 78	UK	[Feb 24]
Re-issue	- Apex 4342	S 7811 B	10” 78	Canada
His Master’s Voice Orchestra & Chorus (male quartet), Miro	HMV 216224	216224A 11C	10” 78	Canada	[Jan 21]		WC
Domenico Savino and his Symphony Orchestra	Pathé 20502	69096	10½” 78	US	[June 21] rec.Jan 21
Re-issue (Scala Salon Orchestra)	- Scala-Ideal 408	69096	10” 78	UK	[Nov 21]
Re-issue (Pathé Symphony Orchestra)	- Pathé 1457	?	10” 78		[Jan 22]
Re-issue	- Actuelle 10549	N 69096	10” 78		[Dec 23]		BL
Gennett Symphony Orchestra, Floridia	Gennett 4725	7499 B	10” 78	US	[July 21] rec.Aug 21		WC
Re-issue	- Gennett 9132			US
Re-issue (Champion Symphony Orchestra)	- Champion 15168	G 07499	10” 78	US	[1921]
Victor Concert Orchestra, male chorus, Bourdon	Victor 35710	A 25387	12” 78	US	[Oct 21] rec.July 21		WC
Re-issue	- Columbia A 3517	A 25387	12” 78	US	[1921]
Re-issue (Mayfair Orchestra)	- HMV C 1045		12” 78	UK	[Mar 22]		BL,PD
Re-issue	- HMV S 8142		12” 78	Italy	[May 22]
Re-issue	- Gramophone 30655	A 25387	12” 78
Peerless Orchestra, male chorus	Edison 50812	7868	10” 78	US	[Nov 21] rec.Mar 21		WC
Re-issue	- Edison 4985		cylinder	US	[Aug 25]
? unknown details	Anker	?	10” 78	Germany	?
Re-issue (Belle Vue Concert Orchestra)	- Coliseum 1460	0611, 07137	10” 78	UK	[Mar 22]
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, New Stellar Quartet	Banner 2036	0951-3	10” 78	US	[June 22] rec.Nov 21
Re-issue	- Regal 9363	951	10” 78	US	[Oct 22]
Re-issue	- Apex 8081		10” 78	Canada	[1923]		WC
Re-issue (New Steller Quartet)	- Famous 5054-A	951	10” 78
Capitol Grand Orchestra, Rapée	Brunswick 2368	9527	10” 78	US	[Mar 23] rec.Dec 22		BL
Re-issue	- Brunswick A 361	9527	10” 78	Germany
Grosvenor Orchestra	Aco G 15216	C 5735	10” 78		[Aug 23]
?Re-issue (Guardsman Orchestra)	- Guardsman 1357	G 315	10” 78	UK	[ca Apr 24]
?Re-issue (Sutherland Orchestra)	- Beltona 209	00221	10” 78			cat.1926
Re-issue (Sutherland Orchestra)	- Beltona 829	C 5735	10” 78		[Oct 25]	Nov 25 p.296
Edith Lorand Orchestra	Parlophon/Lindström P 1648	2-6679-2	12” 78	Germany	[Mar 24]		WC
Re-issue	- Parlophone E 10116	6679	12” 78	UK	[May 24
Homocord String Orchestra, alto?, male chorus, organ	Homochord HD 540	17200	10” 78	UK	[Mar 24]		BL
Re-issue (Gamage String Orchestra)	- Gamage G 659	17200	10” 78		?
Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra (Aelioan Symphony Orchestra), male chorus, Papi	Vocalion 35038	Ny 13028	12” 78	US	[July 24]
- Sutherland Orchestra	- Beltona 5013	Ny 13028	12” 78		[Dec 24]		BL
- Albany Symphony Orchestra	- Aco F 33072	Ny 13028	12” 78	UK	[Jan 25]	Mar 25 p.389
Court Symphony Orchestra, chorus, Ketèlbey	Columbia 564	6525-4	10” 78	UK	[Oct 24]		?BL
Re-issue	- Columbia 5067-M		10” 78	US
Warwick Orchestra	Duophone A 1004	?	12” 78		[1925?]
Corinthian Orchestra	Ludgate 2902	?	10” 78	UK	[1926?]
Jack Hylton and his Orchestra	HMV	?		UK	rec.July 26, not issued
Court Symphony Orchestra, chorus, [cond. Leggett]	Columbia 564R	WAX 1679-1	10” 78	UK	[Sept 26]		BL, (TM CD)
Re-issue	- Columbia 5067-M	?AX 1676	10” 78		[1927]		WC
Victor Concert Orchestra, male chorus, Bourdon	Victor 20186	CVE 35842-3	12” 78	US	[1926] rec.Aug 26
Re-issue	- Victor 20186	BVE 35843	10” 78	US
Re-issue? (Victor Concert Orchestra, Bourdon)	- Victor 35808	35808A VE 3	12” 78	US	[Feb 27]		WC
Re-issue? (Victor Symphony Orchestra)	- Gramófono AF 205	A 35842/5-0502	12” 78	Spain			WC
Re-issue (New Light Symphony Orchestra, Bourdon)	- HMV C 1397	A 35842/5-0502	12” 78		[Oct 27]		BL
Re-issue	- Zonophone A 3517		12” 78	Australia
Re-issue	- Gramophone AN 99		12” 78	Czechoslovakia
Re-issue	- RCA Victor 216501	216501A	10” 78	Canada	?
Frank Westfield's Orchestra	Parlophone E 5727	1082-2	10” 78	UK	[Mar 27]		WC
Re-issue (Ariel Concert Orchestra)	- Ariel Z 4235	1082-2	10” 78	UK
Regal Orchestra, Raybould	Regal G 6688R	WA 5601-2	10” 78	UK	rr.31.5.27
Royal Artillery Band (strings), Stretton	Velvet Face 719	?	12” 78	UK	[Aug 27]
Odeon Künstler Orchestra, male chorus	Odeon O 6529	xxB 7827	12” 78	Germany	[Nov 27]
Re-issue	- Columbia G-50077-D						WC
Re-issue (Grand Orchestre Symphonique Odéon avec choeurs)	- Odéon 170060	xxB 7827	12” 78	France	[1927]		WC
Re-issue (Grosses Odeon-(Künstler-)Orchester/Dajos Bela Salonmusik)	- Odeon O 6562	xxB 7827	12” 78	Germany	[Nov 27]	MMU, cat.1928	WC
Re-issue (Gran Orquesta Odeón (Berlin))	- Odeón 173100	xxB 7827	12” 78	Spain	1930]		WC
Re-issue (Grande Orchestra Odeon)	- Odeon R 9197	xxB 7827	10” 78	Italy
Re-issue (Grosses Odeon-Künstler-Orchester)	- Odeon O 11689	Be 9940-0	10” 78	Germany	[May 32]	cat.1932	WC
Re-issue	- Lindström B 47311	Be 9940-0	10” 78	Germany			WC
Re-issue (Grosses Odeon-Künstler-Orchester)	- A 161218	Be 9940-0	10” 78	Austria			WC
Re-issue	- Odéon 250307	BE 9940	10” 78	France	[1947]		WC
Re-issue (Grand Orchestre Odéon, Chœur d’Odéon/Grand orchestra symphonique "Odéon" avec choeurs)	- Odéon SOE 3565		EP	France	[1960]		WC
Re-issue	- Odéon XOC 1019		LP	France	[1963]		WC
Re-issue	- Versailles VER 34007		LP	France	?		WC
Grosses Parlophon Streich-Orchestra, male chorus, Dobrindt	Parlophon/Lindström P 9176	2-20439	12” 78	Germany	[Nov 27]	MMU	WC
Re-issue (Grand Symphony Orchestra)	- Parlophone A 4000	20439	12” 78	Australia	[1928]
Re-issue (Das Orchester der Staatsoper Berlin)	- Odeon NLX-8, 290678	2-20439	12” 78	Norway
Re-issue (Grand Symphony Orchestra)	- Parlophone E 10646	2-20439	12” 78	UK		Jan 28 p.340	BL
Re-issue (Grand orchestre symphonique avec choeurs)	- Parlophone 52017	20439	10” 78	France	[1930]
Symphony Orchestra, Chapple	Broadcast 109	Z 33	8” 78	UK	[1927]		BL
Re-issue?	- Broadcast 1066		8” 78	France	?		WC
Re-issue?	- Broadcast B 1001		78	France	?		WC
Re-issue (“orchestra, cinema organ”)	- Orchestrola 0102	Z 33	8” 78	Germany	?	MMU	WC
Brunswick Concert Orchestra, vocal quartet, Walter B. Rogers	Brunswick 20067	XE 27371	12” 78	US	rec.Apr 28		BL, WC
Re-issue	- Brunswick A 5055	XE 27371	12” 78	Germany	?	MMU	WC
Edison Concert Orchestra (Giammatteo’s Orchestra) male chorus, Schloss	Edison 52403R	N 326	12” 78	US	[Nov 28] rec.July 28
Recorded simultaneously	- Edison 52403R	18614	10” 78	US	[Nov 28]
Sterno String Orchestra	Sterno 240	?	10” 78	UK	[1928?]
Albert W. Ketelbey’s Concert Orchestra, Nellie Walker (c), chorus, Ketelbey (original label omits Walker)	Columbia 9403	WAX 3107-2, 3108-2	12” 78, 2 sides	UK	[July 28] rec.Nov 27	July 28 p.61	BL, PD, TM, (TM CAS)
Re-issue	- Columbia Cinema Sercvice YBX 11	WAXD 25	12” 33	UK	[Feb 31]
Re-issue	- Evergreen Melodies C 62		CD	UK	[1999]	excerpt only	PD, TM
Re-issue	- Naxos 8.110870		CD	UK	2004		BL, NX, PD, TM
Re-issue used in Sir Clifford Curzon’s "Desert Island Discs"	- Decca 074 3186		CD	UK	2007		(TM CAS)
(Salon-Orchestra)	Artiphon 03138	3138	10” 78	Germany	[1929]	MMU	WC
Re-issue Orchestre de Salon Artiphone	- Artiphone A 116		10” 78	France			WC
George Cathie & his Victory Orchestra, chorus effects	Victory 50	DC 581	7” 78	UK	rec.Nov.28
Brunswick Orchestra. "Brunswick Brevities, program N/5"	Brunswick, radio transcription disc	XE 31161	12” 78	US	rec.9 Oct 29
Brunswick Orchestra. "Brunswick Brevities"	Brunswick, radio transcription disc	XE 31671	12” 78	US	rec.Dec 29
Fred Kitchen & his Astoria Cinema Orchestra	Dominion A 47	1029	8” 78		[Jan 29]	Feb 29 p.408
(Streich-Orchester) [Orchester Otto Dobrindt]	Derby 5641/G 5641/DO 5641	LB 257	8” 78	Germany	[1929] rec.Aug 29	MMU
Homocord-Orkester, alto solo, chorus, organ	Homocord 3268	C 1674D, 1675D	12” 78, 2 sides	Germany	[1929]	MMU	WC
Re-issue	- Homocord Sv. 4-16000	TC 1674, 1675	10” 78, 2 sides	Sweden	[Aug 29]
Eddie Cole, Gandino [Mantovani] and his Orchestra, male chorus, harmonium	Imperial 2199	5331-2	10” 78	UK	[Jan 30]	Feb 30 p.419	BL, (TM CD)
Re-issue	- Cristal 5117	5331-2	10” 78
orchestra, William Daly	Speak-o-Phone	?	12” 78		rec.1931		WC
String Orchestra, chorus, organ (Madame Tussaud’s Cinema)	Broadcast Twelve 5206	L 0786	10” 78	UK	[Jan 31]	Feb 31 p.448	BL
Westminster Light Symphony Orchestra, (Dempsey says cond Ivy or Hartley)	Decca K 604	GA 3287-2 (or GB 3282-2?)	12” 78	UK	[Nov 31]	Nov 31 p.227	BL, TM, (TM CD)
Re-issue	- Decca 25641		12” 78	US			WC
Musical Dawson's Famous Chorus of Canaries, orchestra	Broadcast 888	213	9” 78	UK		Oct 32 p.182	BL, (TM CD)
orchestra, Godfroy Andolfi	Pathé X 96282	?	10” 78	France	[1933]		WC
Commodore Grand Orchestra, male chorus, Muscant	Broadcast Super Twelve 3284	1274 XX	10” 78	UK	[Mar 33]	Mar 33 p.404	BL
Commodore Grand Orchestra, male chorus, organ, Muscant	Regal MR 1239	CAR 2478, 2479	10” 78, 2 sides	UK	[Apr 34]	Apr 34 p.444	BL
Re-issue	- Regal Zonophone G22071	CAR 2478-2, 2479-1	10” 78, 2 sides	Australia
Emil Velazco & his Organ Melodists, “fox-trot”	Columbia 2864 D	W 142583	10” 78	US	rec.Dec 33
orchestra, chorus, Kostelanetz	Andre Kostelanetz Collection	private collection	Tape	US	rec.25^th Nov 36		WC
Albert W. Ketelbey and his Concert Orchestra, tenor, male chorus, Ketèlbey	Decca F 7615	DR 4752-1	10” 78	UK	[Nov 40]	Dec 40 p.154-5	BL, (TM CD)
CBC Orchestra & Chorus, Kostelanetz	Andre Kostelanetz Collection	private collection	CD	US	rec.June 41		WC
Columbia Salon Orchestra, Palitz	Columbia 36234	B 25210/B25329	10” 78	US	[1939] rec.Aug 39
Re-issue (Brunswick Salon Orchestra)	Brunswick 8482	25210	78	US	[1939]
Harry Sosnik & his Orchestra, “fox-trot”	Decca 4089	69932	10” 78	US	[1942] rec.Nov 41		WC
orchestra, Kostelanetz	Andre Kostelanetz Collection	private collection	CAS	US	rec.10^th Jan 46		WC
André Kostelanetz and his Orchestra	Columbia 7522-M or 7523-M	XCO 36848	12” 78	US	[1947] rec.Sep 46		WC
Re-issue	- Columbia DX 1482	XCO 36848-A	12” 78		[May 48]	May 48 p.190	BL, PD
Re-issue	- Columbia MM 681		12” 78	France	?		WC
Re-issue	- Regal M 10038	XCO 36848	12” 78	Spain	[1952]		WC
Re-issue	- Columbia 44779		EP				WC
Re-issue	- Columbia A 681		EP	US			WC
Re-issue	- Columbia CL 791		LP	US	[1955?]		Library of Congress
Re-issue	- Columbia L 4151		LP	Argentina	[1961]		WC
Re-issue	- Columbia Masterworks LPCB 32104		LP	Brazil
Re-issue	- Columbia ML 4065		LP	US
New Promenade Orchestra, Wardour Singers, Robertson	London R 10019	?	10” 78	US	[1948?]		Library of Congress
Re-issue	- Decca BEP 6086		EP	Spain	1962		TM
Melachrino Strings, chorus, Melachrino	HMV B 9714	OEA 13466-2	10” 78	UK	[Jan 49]	Jan 49 p.135	BL
Re-issue	- RCA Victor 82 5285	OEA 13468	10” 78	Brazil
Re-issue	- Victor EPB 1004		EP	US			WC
New Symphony Orchestra of London, Robinson	Decca LK 4080		LP	UK	[June 54]	July 54 p.73, Mar 55 p.464-465	BL
Re-issue	- Decca LW 5120		10” LP	UK	[Aug 54		PD
Re-issue	- Decca 6835 654		LP	Netherlands	1960
Re-issue	- Ace of Clubs 1044		LP	UK	[1961]		BL, (TM CD)
Re-issue	- Eclipse ECS(+ECM) 2016		LP	UK	1969	Feb 70 p.1332	BL, PD, TM
Re-issue	- Decca DDX 190039		LP	Netherlands	1969
Re-issue	- Decca NUX 390044		LP	Netherlands	1969
Re-issue	- Decca 220014		LP	France	1969
Re-issue	- London ECL 105		LP	Brazil	1977
Re-issue	- London LL 985		LP	US
Re-issue	- London LLC 5047		LP	Brazil
Re-issue	- Richmond B 20083		LP	US
Re-issue	- Guild GLCD 5182		CD	UK	Nov 2011	LMS Spring 12
Rochester Pops Orchestra, Gould	Columbia CL 560		10” LP	US	[1954]
Re-issue	- Columbia AL 47		10” LP	US	[1954]
Re-issue	- Columbia 1854		EP	US	[1954]
Re-issue	- Columbia B 4253/5-1977		SP	US	[1954]
Re-issue	- Philips NBE 11045, 409517 NE		EP	UK	cat.Oct 56	Nov 56 p.226	BL
Re-issue	- Philips SBF 174		SP	UK		Nov 59 p.251
Re-issue	- Philips GO 6605R		10” LP	France	[1959]		WC
Re-issue	- Columbia Masterworks LPCB 27003		10” LP	Brazil
Re-issue	- Coronet KLL 002		10” LP	Australia
Wilhelm Stephan mit seinem grossen Konzertorchester	Deutsches Grammophon 79376	5998 LHN	10” 78	Germany	?		WC
Re-issue ペルシャの市場	- Polydor DP 1016		EP	Japan			PD
Eric Robinson Orchestra/"Music for You" Concert Orchestra, Robinson (arr. Wilkinson)	Argo RG 40		LP	UK	[1955]	Mar 55 p.464	BL, (TM CAS)
Re-issue	- Westminster WP 6002/WN 1087/RG 11		LP	US	[1955]
Heinrich Riethmüller (Polychord-Konzertorgel), seine Instrumentalsoloiten [Orchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks], chorus, [cond. Schmidt-Boelke]	Opera 3116		10” LP	Germany	[1956]		Pfälzische Landesbibliothek
Wal Berg & son Grand Orchestre, Choeurs Louis Volleman (arr.Walberg)	Voix de son maître 7EGF 162		SP	France	[1956]		WC
Re-issue	- Voce del padrone 7EPQ 591		SP	Italy	[1958]
Re-issue	- Voz de su amo 7ERL1134		SP	Spain	[1958]		WC
Re-issue	- Barclay BB42, B 11897		LP	France	[1960]		WC
Re-issue (Wal Berg & son Grand Jazz Symphonique)	- Trianon 4555 ETS		SP	France			WC
Re-issue	- Trianon 5336 TRS		10” LP	France	[1963/4]		WC
Gran Orquesta Sinfónica (Madrid), Etcheverry	Philips 432607 AE		EP	Spain	[1956?]		WC, PD
Re-issue	- Fontana CFE 15006		EP	UK	]1958]	July 58 p.78	BL
Re-issue	- Epic NEP 5068		EP	Japan	[1958]
Re-issue	- Pergola 10089 C		EP	Spain	[1967]
Re-issue	- Philips 313189 SF		EP	Germany	[1977]		WC
Vienna State Opera Orchestra, Aliberti (with new introduction)	Westminster WP 6082		LP	US	[1958] rec.June 57		(TM CD)
Re-issue	- Westminster WGWS 18071		LP	Australia	1958
Re-issue	- Westminster WTP 132		4-track tape	Us	1960
Re-issue	- Westminster WST 15005		LP				WC
Re-issue	- World Record Club TP 359		LP	UK	1963		BL, PD
Re-issue	- Clave 18-1246 S		LP	Spain	1971
Re-issue Orquesta sinfónica de Baviera, Jenssen	- Dial Discos/Nevada ND 501312		LP	Spain	1978		WC, TM
Re-issue Orquesta sinfónica de Baviera, Jenssen	- Dial Discos NC 501312		CAS	Spain	[1978]		WC
Re-issue	- Westminster WGS 8139		LP	US	1981		TM
Re-issue Orquesta sinfónica de Baviera, Jenssen	- Dial Discos/Doblon 102048		CAS	Spain	[1986]		WC
Re-issue Orquesta sinfónica de Baviera, Jenssen	- Dial 960139		CD	Spain	1991		WC
Re-issue	- Westminster IWA 930558		LP	Japan
Re-issue	- Voix de son maître 2CO 59392502		LP	France			WC
Re-issue	- World Record Club S 4743		LP	Australia
Re-issue	- Voix de son maître C 24592502		CAS	France			WC
Embassy Light Orchestra, Hale	Embassy WEP 1009		EP	UK	[1958]
Re-issue (Light Orchestra, Hale)	- Cupol CEP 192		EP		?		WC
Re-issue	- Prestige PEP 2013		EP	New Zealand
Orchestre du Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, Bonneau	Ducretet-Thomson 470 C019		SP	France	[1958][1955?]		WC
Re-issue (Coros líricos de París)	- Telefunken TFJ 23001		SP	Spain	[1958]		WC
Re-issue	- Ducretet-Thomson D/E 3		SP	Spain	[1962]
Re-issue	- Ducretet-Thomson KLTC 78		SP	Italy	[1965]
Re-issue	- Ducretet-Thomson DEPA 77002		SP	Portugal
Re-issue	- Telefunken UX 4720		EP	Norway
New Symphony Orchestra of London, chorus, organ, Sharples	Decca SKL 4077, LK 4329		LP	UK	[1959]	Feb 60 p.434	BL, PD
Re-issue	- London CM. 9041		LP	Canada	[1959]
Re-issue	- London LL 3141		LP	US	[1959]
Re-issue	- London PS 186		LP	US	[1959]
Re-issue	- Axis 6326		LP	Australia	[1959]
Re-issue	- Decca DFE 6613		EP	UK	[1959/1960]	Feb 60 p.434	BL
Re-issue	- Decca STO 126		EP	UK	[1960]	Feb 60 p.434	BL, PD
Re-issue	- Decca SDGE 71246