•  Eugene Ormandy:  A Centennial Celebration (U Penn)
•  The Philadelphia Orchestra's Official Website
•  Eugene Ormandy (1899-1985) A Japanese Website; a Great Ormandy Resource!
•  Fantastic Philadelphians: Mikito Ichikawa's Salute to Ormandy's Orchestra
•  Tanchin's Ormandy Site:  The Academy of Music

• American National Biography (Oxford U Press)
• Encarta Online Encyclopedia (Microsoft)
• Fact Monster (Columbia U Press)
• Wikipedia
  
• Encyclopaedia Brittanica
• A short biography in German
• Go figure: Country Music Television's Excellent Ormandy bio
  
• Unitel Video/Germany Centennial Tribute
  

• A 1961 Interview with Eugene Ormandy
  
• The Fabulous Philadelphians - Redux: An Appreciation on Ormandy and Stokowski
• Jay Nordlinger's Excellent Article "The Philadelphia Sound at 100"/New Criterion
  
• A French Webpage Devoted to the Collaboration of Ormandy & Violinist David Oistrakh
• The Kennedy Center Honours Eugene Ormandy, 1982
• President Nixon Presents Eugene Ormandy with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, 1970
• An Essay on Ormandy by Takeshi Hasegawa
• Der Klang-Meister des Philadelphia Orchestra: WDR (Germany)
• The Inkpot Reviews Ormandy's 1960 Recording of Sibelius' 7th Symphony
• Ormandy on David Amram's "Trail of Beauty"
• Classics Today Reviews many Ormandy recordings
• The Same, but in French
• Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia name Ormandy "Person of the Year, 1979"
  

• Maestro Brillante

• Bach Cantatas

• Tchaikovsky:  Symphony No. 5 (1981)
• Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 "Pathetique" (1981)

• 12-CD Set: The Centennial Collection (Philadelphia Orchestra Online Gift Shop)

• Now You Can Get Classic Ormandy Performances on Video from Unitel!

• Ravel: Concerto for the Left Hand with Pianist Robert Casadesus (1947)
• Liszt: Piano Concerto No. 1 with Claudio Arrau (1952)
• Chausson: "Poeme" with violinist Zino Francescatti (1950)
• Dvorak: Cello Concerto with Gregor Piatigorsky (1946)
• Shostakovich: Cello Concerto with Mstislav Rostropovich (1959)
• The Philadelphia Orchestra Plays Bach

• Great Conductors of the 20th Century
• Hindemith: Symphonic Metamorphoses on themes by Weber
• Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto: Perlman
  

• RCA Victor Red Seal's Ormandy Page
• "High Performance" Series:  The Fantastic Philadelphians
• The Best of  Wagner
• Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 2 (1973)

• Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique (1960); Dukas: Sorcerer's Apprentice (1963)
• Brahms: Violin Concerto (Isaac Stern, 1959); Double Concerto (Stern, Leonard Rose, 1964)
• Chopin: Piano Concertos  Nos. 1 & 2 (Emil Gilels, Andre Watts)
• Ives: Symphony No. 1 (1967)
• Sony Classics' thorough Ormandy Discography currently available on Compact Disc

Ormandy Archives

• University of Minnesota's Minneapolis Symphony archives
• University of Pennsylvania Library Special Collections, Philadelphia
• Music Critic Paul Hume's Correspondence with Ormandy indexed at Georgetown University

Ormandy Etc.

• Ormandy's First Orchestra:  The Minnepolis Symphony Orchestra (Minnesota Orchestra)
• Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia
• Fascinating Story of Who Conducted the "World's Greatest Music"
  
• The U.S. Postal Service Commemorates Eugene Ormandy
• "The Wit & Wisdom of Eugene Ormandy"
• More Witticisms from the Maestro.....
• So, what IS "Eugene Ormandy" an anagram for???
  
• Gravesite of Eugene and Gretel Ormandy (findagrave.com)
• Ormandy conducts at IBM day, 1939
• Ormandy's Star on the Hollywood "Walk of Fame"
  

• Visit Our Website: The Sergei Rachmaninoff  Web Pages
• Visit Our Website: The Jean Sibelius Web Pages
• Visit Our Website: Interview with Violinist Dylana Jenson
• Another Great Conductor:  The Sir John Barbirolli Society
• The Best Classical Site on the WWW:  The Bernard Herrmann Web Pages
• Isaac Stern: 1920-2001. Requiescat en Pace
• Ormandy's Illustrious Predecessor:  The Leopold Stokowski Society
  
• Sir Edward Elgar:  His Life and Music
• Marian Anderson: Voice of Philadlephia
  
• The Dead Conductors Page
• Kirsten Flagstad Archives at Stanford University
• Gramophone: Britain's Premiere Classical Music Magazine
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