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In addition to the Columbia LP/Legacy CD, "National Public Radio – Milestones of the Millennium: Music In Film" (Sony Classical CD SMK 60991) contains the THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN cue that opened the concert:
THE PROGRAM
Elmer Bernstein …………………...………………...………………..……. THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
David Raksin ……………………...……………..…………………………….…. LAURA (Concert Version)
John Green .................... RAINTREE COUNTY (Three Themes for Symphony Orchestra)
AN ANTHOLOGY OF TELEVISION THEMES (Conducted by Nelson Riddle)
ROUTE 66 (Nelson Riddle)
DR. KILDARE (Jerrald Goldsmith)
77 SUNSET STRIP (Jerry Livingston – Mack David)
BONANZA (Jay Livingston – Ray Evans)
PERRY MASON (Fred Steiner)
MY THREE SONS (Frank De Vol)
THRILLER (Pete Rugolo)
THE ELEVENTH HOUR (Harry Sukman)
CHECKMATE (Johnny Williams)
WAGON TRAIN (Jerome Moross)
Bernard Herrmann ......................... THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO (The Memory Waltz)
Bernard Herrmann …....................................................... NORTH BY NORTHWEST (Main Title)
Max Steiner .................................................................... GONE WITH THE WIND (Tara's Theme)
(Conducted by Percy Faith)
Max Steiner .................................................................................... A SUMMER PLACE
(Conducted by Percy Faith)
Alex North ……………….…………………………………….. CLEOPATRA (Caesar's Assassination)
Alex North …………………….……..…………... CLEOPATRA (Cleopatra's Entrance Into Rome)
Henry Wieniawski ........ CONCERTO #2 FOR VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRA IN D MINOR
(Mahlon Merrick, Conductor)
(Jack Benny, Violinist)
INTERMISSION
Miklós Rózsa ........................................................................................................ BEN-HUR (Prelude)
Miklós Rózsa ................................................................. BEN-HUR (Parade of the Charioteers)
Franz Waxman .............................................................................. A PLACE IN THE SUN (Suite)
Henry Mancini ................................................................................ DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES
Henry Mancini ............................................................................... HATARI (Baby Elephant Walk)
Henry Mancini ................................................................................................................. PETER GUNN
MEDLEY OF ACADEMY AWARD WINNING SONGS (Arranged by Johnny Mandel)
(Conducted by Henry Mancini)
(Andy Williams, Vocalist)
LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING (Sammy Fain – Paul Francis Webster)
MONA LISA (Jay Livingston – Ray Evans)
ON THE ATCHESON, TOPEKA AND THE SANTA FE (Harry Warren – Johnny Mercer)
ALL THE WAY (James Van Heusen – Sammy Cahn)
MOON RIVER (Henry Mancini – Johnny Mercer)
Alfred Newman ...................................................... HOW THE WEST WAS WON (Main Title)
Alfred Newman ............................................................ CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE (Conquest)
Dimitri Tiomkin ...................................................... HIGH NOON (Arranged By Morton Gould)
Dimitri Tiomkin ........................................... THE ALAMO ("The Green Leaves of Summer")
(Mahalia Jackson, Vocalist)
FILM THEME FANTASY (Conducted by John Green)
WHEN YOU WISH UPON A STAR (Leigh Harline)
THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (Hugo Friedhofer)
PICNIC (George Duning)
EXODUS (Ernest Gold)
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS (Victor Young)
HI-LILI, HI-LO (Bronislau Kaper)
FINALE – A GESTURE OF APPRECIATION (The Entire Cast)
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AND it seems the program THE SCORE took an in-depth look at that evening:
http://www.thescore.org/posts/music-from-hollywood/
Thomas Cassidy, the announcer, as Burlingame points out, who introduced the Film Fantasy sequence, died November 5 last year at the age of 95.
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It was also the only recording of the complete HOW THE WEST WAS WON Prelude available at the time.
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