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ALBERT SANDLER (JUNE 2, 1906 IN MILE END OLD TOWN, LONDON, ENGLAND – AUGUST 30, 1948 IN STANMORE, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND)

Albert Sandler was born on June 2, 1906 in Mile End Old Town, London, England as Abraham Sandler. was one of the more popular orchestra leaders in England during the period between the two world wars, and a leading name in the field of light classical music. He died on August 30, 1948 in Stanmore, Middlesex, England.

TRACKLIST

1. Allegro (Fiocco) Columbia DB 1038 14.10.1932
2. An old violin (Taylor – Fisher) Columbia DB 737 27.11.1931
3. Biens Aimes (Waldteufel) Columbia DB 910 20.04.1932
4. Countess Maritza (Kalman) Play gypsies, dance gypsies Columbia FB 2058 10.10.1938
5. Demande Et Response (Petite Suite De Concert) (Coleridge – Taylor) Columbia DB 2122 14.08.1943
6. From me to you (King) Columbia DB 1256 06.10.1933
7. In an eighteen century drawing room (Scott) Columbia FB 2367 26.01.1940
8. Largo from Serse (Handel) Columbia DB 1223 02.06.1933
9. Les Millions D’Arlequin (Drigo) Serenade Columbia DB 563 16.12.1930
10. Melody at dusk (King) Columbia DB 1480 04.09.1934
11. Minuet In A, Op.13 No.5 (Boccherini) Columbia DX 759 04.11.1936
12. Minuetto From Symphony No. 39 in E Flat K 543 (Mozart) Columbia DX 759 04.11.1936
13. On Wings Of Song (Mendelssohn) Columbia DB 2122 14.08.1943
14. Pomone Waltz – The Request Waltz, Op. 155 (Waldteufel) Columbia DB 2136 18.02.1944
15. Portrait of a Toy Soldier (Ewing) Columbia DB 1532 25.01.1935
16. Sadko Chanson Hindoue (Song of India) (Rimsky-Korsakov) Columbia DB 2115 14.06.1943
17. Salut d’Amour (Elgar) Columbia 5685 04.04.1929
18. Serenade – Ständchen (Heykens) Columbia DB 469 12.03.1931
19. Serenade (Toselli) Columbia DB 14 21.01.1930
20. Shy Serenade (George Scott Wood) Columbia FB 2098 25.11.1938
21. Souvenir d’Ukraine (Ferraris) Columbia DB 752 22.12.1931
22. Summer Evening in Santa Cruz (Payan) Columbia FB 2367 26.01.1940
23. Thais (Massenet) Meditation Columbia DX 621 04.09.1934
24. The Phantom Melody (Ketelbey) Columbia 9863 08.02.1929
25. The Shadow Waltz, from Gold Diggers of 1933 (Warren) Columbia DB 1256 06.10.1933