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Wikipedia / Thomas Beecham selected discography

Selected discography of recordings conducted by Thomas Beecham:

J.S. Bach

Balakirev

Balfe

Beethoven

Benjamin

Berlioz

Bizet

Boccherini

  • Overture in D – RPO

Borodin

Brahms

Chabrier

Cherubini

Debussy

Delibes

Delius

Dvořák

Fauré

  • Dolly Suite – French National Radio Orchestra

  • Pavane – French National Radio Orchestra

Franck

Goldmark

Gounod

Grétry

Grieg

Handel

  • Amaryllis – RPO

  • Love in Bath – RPO

  • Messiah (complete) – Jon Vickers et al./ RPO

  • Solomon (complete) – John Cameron/ RPO

  • The Faithful Shepherd – RPO

  • The Gods Go A'Begging – RPO

  • The Great Elopement – LPO

Haydn

Lalo

Massenet

Mendelssohn

Mozart

Mussorgsky

Offenbach

Sergei Prokofiev

  • Violin concerto no 1 op. 19—Szigeti/LPO

Puccini

  • La Bohème – Jussi Bjorling, Victoria de Los Angeles/ RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra

Rimsky-Korsakov

Rossini

Saint-Saëns

Schubert

Sibelius

Smetana

Strauss

  • Don Quixote – Wallenstein/New York Philharmonic Orchestra

  • Ein Heldenleben – RPO (this recording, on a Capitol LP Release, contains a difficult to explain disconnect between the two sides of the orchestra, as 1 side plays a measure behind the other. This oddity takes place just after the second brass fanfare just at the end of side 1. This strange moment does not happen on the CD or EMI LP release. Can someone out there explain this? It is clearly not just a missed mistake by the orchestra, but a major mastering error. Please post your answer here, but you will have to be a musician who can follow the dense scoring in Strauss's Ein Heldenleben.)

Suppé

  • Morning Noon and Night – RPO

  • Poet & Peasant Overture – RPO

Tchaikovsky

Vidal

  • Zino Zina Gavotte – RPO

Wagner

Weber

References

Procter-Gregg, Humphry (ed) (1976). Beecham Remembered, pp.201–03. London: Duckworth.