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• XVII century metaphysical & love lyrics
• 60 years of music America loves best
• 101 strings play hit American waltzes
• 1776 a new musical
• Abraham Lincoln as read by Carl Sandburg et al
• Adriadne Auf Naxos (set)
• Adventures in black history
• Adventures in paradise
• Africa in story, legend, song, and thought (set)
• Afro-American slave song, its African roots... (set)
• After bathing at Baxter's
• Arthur Miller's After the Fall (set)
• Ah, wilderness (set)\
• Aida (set)
• Alan Ward conducts Gilbert & Sullivan overtures
• Alfred Drake reads the Rubaiyat and Sohrab and Rustum
• Alice in Wonderland
• Alice through the looking glass
• All the Mozart symphonies, No. 1 through No. 47 (set)
• All the things you are
• Aloha Hawaii
• American poems of patriotism
• Anthology of American poetry
• America's best loved hymns
• Amos Fortune, free man
• Anna Moffo arias from Faust, La Boheme, et al
• Anthology of XIX century American poets
• Anthology of medieval music (set)
• Antigone (set)
• Antony and Cleopatra (set)
• Archibald Macleish reads his poetry
• Arkansaw Traveller Folk Theatre presents
• Art of the flute
• Arthur Miller reading the Cricible, Death of a Salesman
• As you like it
• As you like it (set)
• Baby come back
• Back home for Christmas (set)
• Ballad of Robin Hood read and sung by Anthony Quayle
• Ballots or bullets by Malcolm X
• Barber shop quartet favorites
• Bartered bride, comic opera in 3 acts (set)
• Basil Rathbone reads Edgar Allan Poe, vol. 1, vol. 2
• Beethoven complete nine symphonies (set)
• Beethoven complete string quartets (set)
• Beethoven symphonies Nos. 1 and 9 (set)
• Beethoven: symphony No. 2
• Beowulf
• Beowulf read in Old English
• Berg: violin concerto
• Bernard Shaw: Saint Joan (set)
• Best loved hymns
• Best loved poems of Longfellow read by Hal Holbrook
• Billy Graham crusade (set)
• Beyond the blues, American negro poetry
• Big 18 all-time great marches
• Bing Crosby: man without a country, what so proudly we hail
• Bird songs in literature
• Black maskers, symphony No. 3, American festival overture
• Blake read by Alan Bates et al
• Bliss of Mrs. Blossom, music from the film score
• Bob Newhart, the button-down mind strikes back
• Book of Job with Herbert Marshall and cast
• Brandenburg concertos, all six complete (set)
• Bret Harte, the luck of roaring camp, the outcasts of Poker Flat
• Brigadoon, an original cast recording
• Brotherhood
• Browning read by Max Adrian et al
• Browns sing the big ones from the country
• Bruckner: symphony No. 7 in E
• Byron, Don Juan from Cantos 1 & 2
• C. Day Lewis reads from his own words
• Cabaret, original Broadway cast
• Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink
• Caedmon treasury of modern poets reading (set)
• Caesar and Cleopatra by Bernard Shaw (set)
• Call it courage by Armstrong Sperry
• Call of the wild read by Ed Begley
• Campion Jonson Herrick read by Peggy Ashcroft et al
• Carl Sandburg, cowboy songs and negro spirituals
• Carl Sandburg reads from his autobiography
• Carl Sandburg reads the poems of Carl Sandburg
• Carousel, from the sound track of the motion picture
• Cat who went to heaven by Elizabeth Coatsworth
• Chairs, with Eugene Ionesco as the orator (set)
• Charles Dickens' a Christmas carol
• Charles Dickens: the Pickwick papers
• Charles Laughton reading from the Bible
• Chaucer
• Chaucer: the Canterbury Tales, the prologue read in Middle English
• Chaucer: the Canterbury Tales read in Modern English
• Chaucer's Canterbury Tales read by Robert Ross
• Chausson: poeme
• Chet Atkins and his guitar
• Chet Atkins music from Nashville
• Chopin concerto No. 2 in F minor, Grand fantasy on Polish airs
• Christmas eve with Burl Ives
• Christmas hymns and carols, Mario Lanza
• Christmas sing-along with Mitch
• Christmas with Eddy Arnold
• Christmas with George Beverly Shea
• Churchill in his own voice and the voices of his contemporaries
• Le Cid de Corneille
• Circling the globe with speech: French, volumes 1, 2, 3
• Cocktail party by T. S. Eliot
• Cocktail piano time (set)
• Coleridge
• Columbia album of Victor Herbert: Percy Faith and his orchestra
• Comedy of errors
• Complete Beethoven chamber music for flute (set)
• Complete concert music of George Gershwin (set)
• Complete keyboard music of Johann Sebastian Bach (set)
• Complete organ music of Johann Sebastian Bach (set)
• Complete solo piano music of Mozart (set)
• Conrad Aiken reading
• Cool water and seventeen timeless western favorites
• Coriolanus by Shakespeare (set)
• Cosi Fan Tutte (set)
• Country girls sing country songs
• Country music hits by country music's stars
• Country side of Jim Reeves
• Crisis, voices and sounds of events that created history
• Critic
• Crucible (set)
• Cymbeline (set)
• David Carroll and his orchestra
• Death of a salesman
• Death of Patroclus
• Deep river and other spirituals
• Dialogues of the Carmelites
• Dictados en Espaņol I, II
• Doll's house (set)
• Don Carlo (set)
• Don Gibson with Spanish guitars
• Don Pasquale (set)
• Don Quixote (set)
• Donne
• Donne, religious metaphysical poetry
• Dorothy Parker poems & Horsie
• Downings, once more... with feeling
• Downings, take one
• Duchess of Malfi (set)
• Dylan Thomas reading his complete recorded poetry
• E.E. Cummings reads his poetry
• Early American vocal music
• Ecclesiastes read by James Mason
• Eddy Arnold, that's how much I love you
• Edgar Allan Poe, volume 3
• Edgar Lee Masters Spoon River Anthology
• Edge of Shelley Berman
• Edith Sitwell reading her poems
• Eduard Strauss conducts the immortal music of Johann Strauss
• Education and return of Hyman Kaplan
• Edward II by Christopher Marlowe (set)
• Elektra (set)
• Elgar violin concerto in B minor
• Elizabethan and Jacobean lyric
• Elizabethan love poetry
• Elizabethan Sonneteers and Spenser
• Emperor Jones (set)
• Enchanted evening on Broadway with Earl Wrightson
• Endgame, a play by Samuel Beckett (set)
• Enemy of the people
• Enrico Caruso sings tenor
• Erskine Caldwell
• Eudora Welty reading from her works
• Eugene Onegin (set)
• Europe since the war
• Everyman, a moral play
• Exciting Joe Williams
• Exodus, original sound track from the film
• Ezra Pound reading his poetry
• Fables from Aesop
• Fables of the world, African Fables, volume 1, volume 2
• Fabulous harmonica played by the Yama Yama man
• Facade, an entertainment with poems by Edith Sitwell
• Faerie Queen, excerpts
• Faerie Queene and other poetry of Edmund Spenser
• Faulkner reading
• Felicien Marceau
• Festival of light classical music (set)
• Fiddle-faddle, blue tango, sleigh ride, 10 other Leroy Anderson...
• Fiddler on the roof, original cast recording
• Fidelio (set)
• Fiera Dormida
• Finnegans wake
• Finnegans wake, an original soundtrack recording
• Finnegans wake by James Joyce read by Patric Bedford
• First fabulous 50, excerpts from NBC radio
• First recordings of music by Gershwin, Porter...
• First stage (2 sets)
• Five centuries of the harp (set)
• Five treasured recordings, Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra
• Flower drum song, a musical
• Flying Dutchman (set)
• Folk songs of Britain, volume IV, the child ballads
• Folk songs of Britain, volume V, the child ballads
• Fortune of the sea and the wanderer's image
• Four roses dance party
• Four seasons
• Frank O'Connor reading two complete stories
• Free at last, Dr. Martin Luther King
• From the mixed up files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankenweiler
• Garden party bliss read by Celia Johnson
• Gawain and the green knight and the pearl in middle English
• Genesis: the creation and Noah, read by Judith Anderson
• Geoffrey Chaucer, selections from the Canterbury Tales
• George Beverly Shea
• George M! a new musical
• Georges Courteline, La Paix Chez Soi, La Peur Des Coups
• Georgics of Virgil
• Gerald Manley Hopkins read by Cyril Cusack
• Gerhard Husch sings Schubert (set)
• Gertrude Stein reads from her works
• Giovanni Boccaccio, five tales from the Decameron
• Ginger Pye by Eleanor Estes
• Glass menagerie (set)
• God's trombones and selected 20th-century Negro poetry
• Godspell
• Golden piano hits, Ferrante & Teicher
• Golden treasury of American verse
• Golden treasury of Apollinaire, Cocteau, Eluard, Aragon
• Golden treasury of John Betjeman, selected poems
• Golden treasury of modern Spanish verse read by Eugenio Florit
• Golden treasury of Spanish American verse read by Manuel Duran
• Golden treasury of Spanish verse read by Ricardo Florit
• Golden treasury of Spanish prose read by Manuel Duran
• Golden treasury of Valery, Claudel, Saint-John Perse, Mauriac
• Gone with the wind, the authentic original score recording
• Gospel music world of Wendy Bagwell and the Sunliters
• Gotterdammerung, Act III: Brunnhilde's Immolation
• Great orchestral works (set)
• Great American poetry (set)
• Great American speeches (set)
• Great American speeches, volume 2 (set)
• Great American speeches, volume 3 (set)
• Great American speeches, volume 4 (set)
• Great caruso
• Great march on Washington, D.C., August 28, 1963
• Great Waltzes of the fabulous century
• Grey King by Susan Cooper (set)
• Guitar style of Al Caiola, 5 all-star guitars
• Gulliver's travels
• Guru
• Gypsy baron; No, no Nanette
• H.L. Mencken speaking
• Half a sixpence, from the Paramount picture
• Hallelujah chorus, the great Handel chosuses
• Hamlet (set)
• Hank Snow, travelin' blues
• Hansel & Gretel (set)
• Happy harmonica by Boris Draper with orchestra
• Happy times! Sing along with Mitch
• Hawaii goes percussion
• Hawaiian holiday, Willie Alunuai and his band
• Hawaiian holiday in hi-fi, the genius of Jack LaDelle
• Headliners, volume 1, volume 2
• Hear them again!, original recordings
• Hearing poetry, volume one: Chaucer through Milton
• Hearing poetry, volume two: Dryden through Browning
• Hedda Gabler (set)
• Hello, Dolly, original Broadway cast recording
• Henry the Fourth, part one (set)
• Henry IV, part I, Swan Theatre Players Production
• Henry IV, part II, Swan Theatre Players Production
• Henry V, Swan Theatre Players Production
• Henry Mancini, sensational arranger/composer for movies and TV
• Here today, poems by 45 contemporary authors, part I, part II
• Heroic soul, poems of patriotism
• Hi-fi holiday for accordian
• Highlights from Puccini's La Rondine
• Highlights from Verdi's Luisa Miller
• Hilaire Belloc, read by Robert Speaight
• Hindemith, sonatas for viola and piano
• Holiday for strings, Boston Pops, Arthur Fiedler
• Hollow crown, the fall and foibles of the kings and queens of England, volume 1, volume 2
• How now, Dow Jones, a new musical comedy
• Homer, the Iliad, read by Anthony Quayle
• How sweet it is! Music from the film score
• How to steal an election, a dirty politics musical
• Hymns, Johnny Cole & the Robert Evans Chorus
• Iceman cometh, Eugene O'Neill (set)
• Iliad and the Odyssey of Homer, volume 1, volume 2
• In the garden and other inspirational songs
• In white America
• Inaugural addresses of G. Washington, T. Jefferson, A. Lincoln, T. Roosevelt read by George McGovern
• Inaugural addresses of F.D.R., H.S. Truman, Eisenhower, J.F. Kennedy
• Incident at Vichy
• Informal hour with J. B. Priestly
• Informal hour with J. Frank Dobie
• Invention of the presidency
• Invincible Louisa by Cornelia Meigs
• Irving Berlin, a new interpretation, Poliakin
• It came upon a midnight clear, Robert Wagner Chorale
• Jacques Prevert, Comedies et Ballets
• James Joyce, a portrait of the artist as a young man
• Jane Morgan sings the big hits from Boradway
• Jean Anouilh, Antigone
• Jean Anouilh, Ardele ou la Marguerite
• Jean Anouilh, Ceile ou L Ecole des Peres
• Jean Anouilh, La Foire d'Empoigne
• Jean Anouilh, Medee
• Jean Cocteau, Les Maries de la Tour Eiffel
• Jean Cocteau, Orphee
• Jean Cocteau, Les Parents Terribles
• Jean Cocteau, Portraits - Souvenir
• Jesus Christ superstar
• John Browning plays Beethoven, Sonata No. 31, Op. 110, and Schuman Symphonic Etudes, Op. 13
• John F. Kennedy: a self-portrait (set)
• John Fitzgerald Kennedy, a memorial album
• John G. Neihardt reads from his cycle of the west and selected poems
• John Gray Carnegie Hall concert
• John Masefield reading sea-fever, cargoes, and other poems
• Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes
• Join the Four Roses song fest, volume II
• Joy to the world, Robert Shaw Chorale
• Joy to the world, music for Christmas with Andre Kostelanetz
• Judith Anderson in Medea
• Judith Anderson reading the book of Judith, Claire Bloom reading the book of Ruth
• Judith Anderson reading the Psalms and the tale of David
• Julius Caesar, directed by Howard Sackler (set)
• Juno and the paycock (set)
• Juno and the paycock, pictures in the hallway, inishvallen, fare thee well, read by Sean O'Casey, volume 1
• Just over the rainbow, Wendy Bagwell and the Sunliters
• Justice Holmes' decisions read by E.G. Marshall
• Katherine Anner Porter selections from her writings read by the author (set)
• Keats
• Ken Griffin styled organ
• Ken Griffin styled organ, volume II
• Kid from Maine, Rudy Vallee
• King Lear (set)
• King Richard II (set)
• King Richard III (set)
• Kipling
• Kiss me, Kate
• Krapp's last tape, a play by Samuel Beckett
• Lady's not for burning, a romantic comedy (set)
• Last message, Malcolm X (set)
• Latin, lush and lovely, Morton Gould and his orchestra
• Laurence Olivier on the death of King George VI
• Library of the greatest music masterpieces (set)
• Liebeslieder waltzes, Robert Shaw Chorale
• Licia Albanese in highlights from Puccini's Madame Butterfly
• Lincoln album, readings by Carl Sandburg
• Lincoln's speeches and letters read by Roy P. Basler with Carl Sandburg (set)
• Listen to the music of Victor Herbert
• Living Shakespeare (set)
• Living Shakespeare: All's well that ends well
• Living Shakespeare: As you like it
• Living Shakespeare: Comedy of errors
• Living Shakespeare: Coriolanus
• Living Shakespeare: Henry IV, part I
• Living Shakespeare: Henry IV, part II
• Living Shakespeare: Henry V
• Living Shakespeare: Julius Caesar
• Living Shakespeare: Love's labor lost
• Living Shakespeare: Measure for measure
• Living Shakespeare: Merchant of Venice
• Living Shakespeare: Midsummer night's dream
• Living Shakespeare: Much ado about nothing
• Living Shakespeare: Richard II
• Living Shakespeare: Richard III
• Living Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
• Living Shakespeare: Taming of the shrew
• Living Shakespeare: Tempest
• Living Shakespeare: Triolas and Cressida
• Living Shakespeare: Twelfth night
• Living Shakespeare: Winter's tale
• Living Strings play music from the motion picture Camelot
• Living Strings play music of the sea
• Living Strings plus two pianos play the most beautiful music in the world
• Living Voices sing Christmas music
• Loading zone
• Lobo and Silverspot read by Ed Begley
• Long day's journey into night (set)
• Longfellow - Evangeline read by Hal Holbrook
• Lost in the stars, a musical play
• Louis MacNeice reads from his own works
• Love of God, George Beverly Shea
• Love poems of Lawrence Durrell
• Love songs of Robert Burns sung by Ann Moray
• Luisa Miller, Verdi (set)
• MacBeth (set)
• Madame Bovary
• Madeline and other Bemelmans told by Carol Channing
• Magic of Hawaii, sounds of a thousand strings
• Magic of the pipe organ
• Mahalia Jackson: the life I sing about
• Mahler nine symphonies (set)
• Man of La Mancha, musical play, original cast
• Man without a country, read by Edward G. Robinson
• Maņana de sol
• Marc Blitzstein presents the cradle will rock, no for an answer, Regina
• Marcel Archard, Discours Sous La Coupole
• Marcel Archard, Marlborough S'en Va-T-En Guerre
• Marcel Archard, Voulez-Vous Jouer Avec Moa?
• Marian Anderson at Constitution Hall, Farewell Recital
• Marianne Moore reading her poems
• Marianne Moore reads from her own works
• Marie and others made famous by Tommy Dorsey
• Mario Lanza, I'll see you in my dreams
• Mario Lanza, younger than springtime
• Mark Twain read by Hiram Sherman
• Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer, Adventures with Injun Joe, read by Ed Begley
• Marry me! Marry me!, original music by Emil Stern
• Masterpieces of baroque and classical trumpet (set)
• Matchlock gun by Walter D. Edmonds
• Max Morath at the turn of the century
• Measure for measure (set)
• Melindres de Belisa, Lope de Vega
• Memories, sing along with Mitch
• Men in a country girl's heart
• Merchant of Venice
• Merchant of Venice (set)
• Merry Christmas!
• Message to the grassroots from Malcolm X
• Messiah
• Messiah, London Philharmonic Choir, London Ph. Orchestra
• Metaphysical poets
• Mickey Newbury, Harlequin melodies
• Midsummer night's dream
• Midsummer night's dream, incidental music
• Midwestern Quartet, for God so loved
• Milanov, famous operatic arias
• Milton, paradise lost, books: (4,9) (5,6) (9, 10, 12) abridged
• Milton, shorter poems
• Misanthrope (set)
• Miser (set)
• Misha Dichter plays Brahms, Stravinsky
• Moby dick read by Robert H. Chapman
• Moliere's Tartuffe (set)
• Montserrat Caballe sings songs of Enrique Granados
• Monuments of early English drama, volume 1
• More Hawaii in hi-fi, Leo Addeo and his orchestra
• More music from million dollar movies, Boston Pops
• Moss Hart, speaking on and reading from the man who came to dinner, lady in the dark
• Mourning becomes Electra, American Shakespeare Festival Theatre Production (set)
• Mozart, 34 complete string quartets and quintets performed by the Barchet Quartet with Emil Kessinger - Viola (set)
• Mozart dances
• Mozart serenades
• Much ado about nothing (set)
• Much ado about nothing
• Mule from foundation and empire, read by the author, Isaac Asimov
• Murder in the cathedral (set)
• Music box of hymns, the Vanguard Chorale
• Music for a medieval day
• Music from the age of Jefferson
• Music man starring Robert Preston
• Music of the islands, the Maua Loa Islanders
• Music Theatre of Lincoln Center, Kismet
• Musical orchids from Hawaii
• Mussorgsky, complete piano music, volumes 1, 2, 3
• Mussorgsky/Ravel, Pictures at an exhibition
• Mussorgsky: Pictures at an exhibition, Lorin Hollander
• My favorite hymns, Leontyne Price, soprano
• Nathaniel Hawthorne: the minister's black veil, read by Robert S. Breen
• Nathaniel Hawthorne: Great stone face, read by Robert S. Breen
• Native son read by James Earl Jones (set)
• Nature of poetry, Frank C. Baxterk, professor of English, USC
• New music, Rome Symphony Orchestra
• Nikke Giovanni: the way I feel
• No man is an island, Orson Welles
• Noah Greenburg conducting the New York Pro Musica (set)
• Nonsense verse of Carroll and Lear
• Norma, London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus (set)
• Oedipus Rex (set)
• Ogden Nash reads Ogden Nash
• Oklahoma! From the sound track of the motion picture
• Old-time fiddler's repertory, 41 historic field recordings
• Oliver!, an original Columbia Pictures soundtrack recording
• Oliver Twist read by James Mason
• On a journey, Leonardo Watts
• One and only John Gary
• Organ and chimes play Christmas carols
• Osbert Sitwell reading from his poetry
• Otello, Rome Opera House Orchestra and Chorus (set)
• Our common heritage, great poems celebrating milestones in the history of America
• Our faces, our words read by Lillian Smith
• Our man in trouble, Don Bowman, it only hurts when I laugh
• Paint your wagon, original cast recording
• Papa plays the zither
• Paradise Lost, book 1
• Paradise Lost, book 2 (abridged)
• Passover Seder with Jan Peerce
• Pat Boone: White Christmas
• Paul Bowles reads the delicate prey, a distant episode
• Paul Geraldy: Clindindin Perrette
• Paul Geraldy: Toi et Moi
• Paul Geraldy: Vous et Moi
• Paul Geraldy: Vous Qui Passez
• Paul Green: in Abraham's bosom, roll sweet chariot
• Paul Laurence Dunbar: Poems for young people, America's first black poet laureate, volume I, volume II
• Perry Como sings Christmas music
• Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, Ives and Schuman
• Picture of Dorian Gray read by Hurd Hatfield
• Pilgrim's Progress excerpts read by James Mason (set)
• Pirates of Penzance
• Playboy of the Western World (set)
• Poems and letters of Emily Dickenson
• Poems of Richard Wilbur read by the poet
• Poems of James Stephens read by the author
• Poems of William Butler Yeats
• Poetry of Edna St. Vincent Millay read by Judith Anderson
• Poetry of Thomas Hardy read by Richard Burton
• Polkateers play for your polka party
• Polovetsian dances
• Pope
• Pops goes Latin, Boston Pops, Arthur Fiedler
• Pops seranade, Boston Pops, Arthur Fiedler
• Popular music that will live forever (set)
• Porgy and Bess
• Presenting the Mid-Western Quartet
• Presenting Montserrat Caballe
• Prokofieff: Symphony No. 2, Op. 40
• Prokofieff: Symphony No. 3, Scythian Suite
• Prokofieff: Symphony No. 5, Paris conservatory Orchestra
• Prophet, Kahill Gibran
• Psalms in Hebrew and in English
• Puccini, opera without singing
• Quarterlodeons
• Rachmaninoff, Concerto No. 1
• Rape of the lock, Alexander Pope
• Ravel: Bolero, La Valse
• Ravel: Daphnis and Chloe - Suites No. 1 and 2
• Red badge of courage read by Edmond O'Brian
• Red Pony, an abridgement of the novel read by Eli Wallach (set)
• Reiner conducts Wagner
• Remarks of President Lyndon B. Johnson to a joint session of Congress March 15, 1965
• Rhapsody in blue, Boston Pops
• Richard II, the Folio Theatre Players Production
• Richard III, the Folio Theatre Players Production
• Richard Burton reads fifteen poems by Dylan Thomas
• Richard Eberhart reads from his own works
• Riders to the sea, in the shadow of the Glen, by John Millington Synge
• Rivals (set)
• Road from Colnus, what I believe, read by E.M. Forster
• Robert Casadesus - a tribute to a great artist
• Robert Frost reads his poetry
• Robert Frost reads the poetry of Robert Frost
• Robert Graves reads selected poems
• Robert Lowell reads from his own works
• Robert Penn Warren reads from his own works
• Robert Speaight reading four quartets
• Robert Speaight reads Shakespeare's sonnets (set)
• Roll of thunder, hear my cry by Mildred D. Taylor
• Romeo and Juliet, Swan Theatre Players Production
• Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare Recording Society (set)
• Romeo and Juliet, original Paramount soundtrack recording
• Ruth Sawyer storyteller
• S.J. Perelman reads
• Schoenberg, Piano concerto, Peter Serkin Pianist
• School for scandal (set)
• Schubert symphonies (set)
• Schubert unfinished and symphony No. 5, Chicago Symphony
• Season's greetings from Perry Como
• Second of Maye, Marilyn Maye, live from the living room
• Sermons of John Donne read by Herbert Marshall
• Shambleau read by the author C.L. Moore
• She stoops to conquer (set)
• Shelley read by Patric Garland and Gary Watson
• Shotstakovich, symphony No. 5
• Show boat
• Shropshire lad and other poetry, A.E. Housman read by James Mason
• Sibelius en saga, conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
• Sing-along with the David Jones singers
• Sing me a song of the islands, Alfred Apaka and the Hawaiian Village Serenaders
• Sing along with the four roses society
• Sir Winston Churchill "The sinews of peace"
• Six organ concertos Op. 7, Handel, Arthur Fiedler conductor (set)
• Six partitas, Jao Carlos Martins, piano (set)
• Skidoo, from the Otto Preminger Film
• Smithsonian collection of classic jazz (set)
• Song of Paul Bunyan and Tony Beaver, written and read by Ennis Rees
• Song of Songs, side one - English; side two - Hebrew
• Songs for the out crowd, Homer and Jethro
• Songs of the north and south in the War between the States (1861-1865)
• Sonnets from the Portuguese by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• Sons of the pioneers, wagons west
• Soul of music U.S.A.
• Sound of Christmas with the three suns
• Sousa marches
• South Pacific
• South Pacific, an original soundtrack recording
• Southern cannonball, Hank Snow
• Spain, Reiner, Chicago Symphony
• Spirit of Christmas with the Living Strings
• Spoken Arts treasury of Jonathan Swift "Gullivers Travels" read by Davis Johnston
• Spoken Arts treasury of John Dryden read by Robert Speaight
• Spoken Arts treasury of John Greenleaf Whittier read by Donald Hall
• Spoken Arts treasury of Walt Whitman "Leaves of Grass" v1,v2
• Stan Getz and Arthur Fiedler at Tanglewood, Boston Pops
• Starlight Chorale, famous choruses from the opera
• Stephen Foster favorites
• Stephen Foster songbook
• Stephen Spender selected poems
• Still more! Sing along with Mitch
• Stories of Sherlock Holmes, volume 1
• Strauss waltzes in hi-fi
• Stravinsky: Firebird
• Sweeter as the days go by, the Prophets Quartet
• Swimmer and death of Justina read by the author John Cheever
• Swing, swing, swing, Benny Goodman
• T.S. Eliot: the waste land
• Tales from Shakespeare, Taming of the shrew
• Tales of E.T.A. Hoffman
• Talk about the good times with Wendy Bagwell and the Sunliters
• Taming of the shrew, Folio Theatre Players
• Taming of the shrew, Shakespeare Recording Society (set)
• Tannhauser, Paris version (set)
• Tchaikovsky, complete piano works, 106 complete works (set)
• Tchaikovsky concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor, Op. 28
• Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker suite, Op. 71a
• Tchaikovsky: sextet, "souvenir de Florence"
• Tchaikovsky and Mendelssohn voilin concertos
• Telemann: 4 concertos for diverse solo instruments
• Tempest (set)
• Ten commandments, George Beverly Shea
• Tenderly he watches, George Beverly Shea
• Tennessee Williams reads Hart Crane
• That was the week that was, ...tribute to John Fitzgerald Kennedy
• Tennyson
• The one and only Tommy Dorsey
• Thimble summer by Elizabeth Enright
• This is Broadway's best (set)
• Thomas Schippers conducts opera overtures
• Those fabulous Uarkettes, Album III
• Three sisters (set)
• Times of your life, up with people
• Time of justice, excerpts from President Johnson's message
• Tosca, Placido Domingo, Sherrill Milnes (set)
• Toscanini treasury of historic broadcasts
• Tragical history of the life and death of Doctor Faustus
• La Traviata (set)
• Treasury of great operettas (set)
• Treasury of Gregorian chants (set)
• Treasury of Matthew Arnold read by Robert Speaight
• Treasury of Oliver Goldsmith, Thomas Gray, William Collins
• Treasury of Spanish Drama, volume I, Cervantes
• Treasury of Spanish Drama, volume II
• Treasury of Spanish Drama, volume III
• Tribute to Hand Williams and his all-time western hits
• Tristan and Iseult told by Claire Bloom
• True story of the civil war, from the original sound track
• Trumpeter of Krakow by Eric P. Kelly
• TV sing along with Mitch, Mitch Miller and the gang
• Twelfth night, Shakespeare Recording Society (set)
• Twelfth night, Folio Theatre Players Production
• Two gentlemen of Verona, Folio Theatre Players Production
• Unreleased performances of Dennis Brain
• Unstilled voice, Malcolm X
• Up with the Downings
• Uses of history, Preston Slosson, Prof. of History, U. of Michigan
• Vachel Lindsay reading the Congo, chinese Nightingale and other poems
• Vanity Fair, read by Claire Bloom
• Verdi: Aida, highlights
• Verdi: Falstaff, selected by the Metropolitan Opera (set)
• Verdi: La Traviata, highlights
• Verdi: Otello, highlights
• View from the bridge, Arthur Miller (set)
• Virginia Woolf: to the lighthouse, Mrs. Dalloway, read by Celia Johnson
• Virtuoso favorites
• Voice of FDR, excerpts of his speeches during the presidential years 1932-1945
• Voices of the 20th century, narrated by Henry Fonda
• Voices toward peace, from the official archives of the United Nations
• W.H. Auden reads a selection of his poems
• Wagner: the ring of the Niebelung (set)
• Walden by Henry David Thyoreau, read by Howard Mumford Jones
• Wallace Stevens reading his poems
• Walter de la Mare reading
• Way of the world, National Theatre of Great Britain (set)
• Wendy Bagwell, This, that, and the other
• Werther, orchestre de Paris (set)
• What makes good theatre? Prof. Raymond P. Rizzo, Pace College
• Wheel on the school by Meindert DeJong
• When you come to the end of the day, Perry Como
• White House saga
• Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf (set)
• William Butler Yeats, Five one act plays (set)
• William Carlos Williams reading his poems
• Wisdom, conversations with the wise men of our day
• Wonderful inventions, motion pictures, broadcasting, and recorded sound at the Library of Congress (set)
• Wordsworth, record 1, 2, 3
• World's greatest ballet music (set)
• World's greatest marches
• World's greatest waltzes
• Yeats
• You too can be the life of the party, player piano music you can sing to
• Zauberflote (set)