MUSIC OF

THE ROMANTIC ERA

SIDE 1

MENDELSSOHN—"The Hebrides"

("Fingal's Cave")

LISZT—"Les Preludes"

SIDE 2

CHOPIN—Compositions for Piano

SIDE 3

VERDI—Operatic Selections

SIDE 4

MENDELSSOHN—Violin Concerto

in E Minor

SIDE 5

LISZT—Piano Concerto in E Flat Major

SIDE 6

SCHUMANN—"Papillons"

Songs from "Liederkreis"

SIDE 7

BERLIOZ—"Symphonic fantastique"

SIDE 8

BERLIOZ—"Symphonic fantastique"

(conclusion)

"Lady with a Harp: Eliza Ridgely," the

painting reproduced on the slipcase, is

by Thomas Sully (1783-1872). Born in

England but raised in the U.S., Sully

studied with Gilbert Stuart in Boston.

During a stay in England he was influ-

enced by the work of Benjamin West and

Thomas Lawrence. The self-composed,

poised subject of "Lady with a Harp"

was all of 15 when she posed for Sully.