The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra revisits music played between 1893-1934 by the Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra and its founder conductor Sir Dan Godfrey.

Contents:
Ferdinand Hérold
- Overture: Zampa (1831)
(First digital recording)

Byron Brooke
- Gee Whizz! (1931)
(First digital recording)
Matt King (xylophone)

Percy Whitlock
- Carillon for organ & orchestra (1932)
(World premiere recording)
Malcolm Riley (organ)

Cecil White
- A Sierra Melody (1931)
(First digital recording)
Jesper Svedberg (cello), Cameron Todd (trumpet)

Dame Ethel Smyth
- The Boatswain’s Mate: Overture (1914)

Howard Flynn
- Clatter of the Clogs: A Novelty Fox-Trot (1930)
(First digital recording)

Sir Landon Ronald
- In an Eastern Garden (No.2 from The Garden of Allah) (1920)
(First digital recording)
Tamás András (violin)

Armstrong Gibbs
- The Betrothal Ballet Music Op.34 (1921)
(World premiere recording)
Alastair Young (celeste)

Montague Birch
- Dance of the Nymphs
(First digital recording)
Alastair Young (celeste)

Ina Boyle
- The Magic Harp (1919)
(World premiere recording)
Eluned Pierce (harp)

Montague Birch
- Intermezzo (Pizzicati) (1913)
(First digital recording)

Ludwig Pleier
- Karlsbad’s Dolls’ Dance (Karlsbader Puppentanz): Characteristic Piece (1903)
(First digital recording)

Rutland Boughton
- The Immortal Hour – Love Duet for orchestra (1913 arr 1924)

Recorded at Lighthouse, Poole, Dorset, 20-21 July 2011