In the collection
25 records
Beethoveniana
Various, 1995
Bromas Musicales
Various, 1995
Heroica Y Revolucionaria
Various, 1995
Imperial
Various, 1995
Invierno Y Tempestad
Various, 1995
La Música Y Los Animales
Various, 1995
Meditación
Various, 1995
Molto Vivace
Various, 1995
Pastoral
Various, 1995
Perfumes De La Noche
Various, 1995
Piano Virtuoso
Various, 1995
Romántica
Various, 1995
Romanticismo
Various, 1995
Schubertiada
Various, 1995
Sinfonías Célebres
Various, 1995
A Ritmo De Marcha
Various, 1996
Conciertos Para Violín
Various, 1996
El Genio De Beethoven
Various, 1996
Grandes Sinfonías
Various, 1996
La Inspiración De Schubert
Various, 1996
Marchas Célebres
Various, 1996
Niños Prodigio
Various, 1996
Norte Misterioso
Various, 1996
Ritual E Infernal
Various, 1996
Sinfonías Románticas
Various, 1996
Played with
Alfred Scholz
19 records together
Ludwig van Beethoven
16 records together
Alberto Lizzio
15 records together
Philharmonia Slavonica
14 records together
Simfonični Orkester RTV Ljubljana
13 records together
Anton Nanut
12 records together
Franz Schubert
11 records together
Henry Adolph
10 records together
London Festival Orchestra
9 records together
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
9 records together
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
9 records together
Joseph Haydn
8 records together
About
A fictitious orchestra invented by Alfred Scholz and used as a fake orchestra credit in many of his productions, also appears as South German Philharmonic. If the attribution is correct - this was originally a short-lived pick-up ensemble assembled by Scholz before 1968 and mainly consisting of members of the German Philharmonic in Prague who were expelled from Czechoslovakia after World War II and later became the core of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra (). Most of the South German Philharmonic performances are analog recordings made between 1968 and 1970 for and Primaton and by the Austrian Radio () and (SWF) prior to 1977.