Orchestre Lyrique De L'ORTF
Настоящее имя: Orchestre Lyrique De L'ORTF
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Second-last name of the French light music orchestra founded in 1941 and disbanded in 1975. The Orchestra focussed on operettas, and some operas. The conductors during this period were Pierre-Michel Le Conte (1960 to 1973), and Adolphe Sibert (1963 to 1975). The history of its name follows the same pattern as the Orchestre de Radio France. For chorus credits, please use Chœur de Radio France and its variations. Name changes: Orchestre Radio-Lyrique - 1941 to 1944 Orchestre Lyrique De La R.T.F. - 1944 to 1964 Orchestre Lyrique De L'ORTF - 1964 to 1974 Orchestre Lyrique de Radio France - August 1974 to 1975 O.R.T.F. is an abbreviation of "Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision Française" = the single entity for French radios and TV between 1964 and 1974 Before 1964, it was named RTF (Radio Télévision Française), and in 1974, O.R.T.F. became Radio France (while the TV Channels were split into different entities). In 1975, the Orchestre Radio Lyrique De L'ORTF was disbanded with musicians moving to [a1535518] and [a626175]. In a short transition period (between the name change in August 1974, and the orchestras merge completion in 1975), this orchestra was named: Orchestre Lyrique De Radio-France.
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Orchestre Lyrique de Radio France
Orchestre Radio-Lyrique
Orchestre Lyrique De La R.T.F.