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'''Desto Records''' was an [[United States|American]] [[classical music]] [[record label]] based in [[New York]]. Its records were distributed by CMS Records of [[Mount Vernon, New York]]. |
'''Desto Records''' was an [[United States|American]] [[classical music]] [[record label]] based in [[New York]]. Its records were distributed by CMS Records of [[Mount Vernon, New York]] beginning in the 1970s. It went out of business in approximately 1982. |
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Desto Records released many albums of [[contemporary classical music]] by American composers, such as [[Dominick Argento]], [[Leslie Bassett]], [[Henry Brant]], [[George Crumb]], [[Norman Dello Joio]], [[Irving Fine]], [[Lou Harrison]], [[Ulysses Kay]], [[Otto Luening]], [[Roger Sessions]], [[William Grant Still]], and [[Vladimir Ussachevsky]]. |
Desto Records released many albums of [[contemporary classical music]] by American composers, such as [[Dominick Argento]], [[Leslie Bassett]], [[Jack Beeson]], [[Henry Brant]], [[Henry Cowell]], [[George Crumb]], [[Norman Dello Joio]], [[Irving Fine]], [[Lou Harrison]], [[Charles Ives]], [[Ulysses Kay]], [[Otto Luening]], [[Peter Mennin]], [[Gian Carlo Menotti]], [[Douglas Moore]], [[Lawrence Moss]], [[Ned Rorem]], [[Gunther Schuller]], [[Roger Sessions]], [[William Grant Still]], [[Randall Thompson]], and [[Vladimir Ussachevsky]]. |
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Revision as of 03:03, 15 June 2008
Desto Records was an American classical music record label based in New York. Its records were distributed by CMS Records of Mount Vernon, New York beginning in the 1970s. It went out of business in approximately 1982.
Desto Records released many albums of contemporary classical music by American composers, such as Dominick Argento, Leslie Bassett, Jack Beeson, Henry Brant, Henry Cowell, George Crumb, Norman Dello Joio, Irving Fine, Lou Harrison, Charles Ives, Ulysses Kay, Otto Luening, Peter Mennin, Gian Carlo Menotti, Douglas Moore, Lawrence Moss, Ned Rorem, Gunther Schuller, Roger Sessions, William Grant Still, Randall Thompson, and Vladimir Ussachevsky.
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