苏联广播交响乐团 Bolshoy Simfonicheskiy Orkestr Vsesoyuznogo Radio

Based in 1930 as the first symphony orchestra of Soviet radio.
Moscow (Or Russian, or USSR) Radio & Television Symphonic Orchestra (also Philharmonic Orchestra). Now known as: Государственный академический Большой симфонический оркестр имени П.И.Чайковского (State academic large symphony orchestra named Petr Tchaikovsky)

Conductors:
1930—1937 [a=Александр Орлов] (Alexander Orlov)
1937—1953 [a=Николай Голованов] (Nikolai Golovanov)
1953—1961 Александр Гаук ([a=Alexander Gauk])
1961—1974 Геннадий Рождественский ([a=Gennadi Rozhdestvensky])
since 1974 — Владимир Федосеев ([a=Vladimir Fedoseyev])

[b]Notes for Discogs submitters:[/b] For string group of the orchestra please use: [a1485547].
For wooden wind instruments group of the orchestra please use: [a4204970].
For soloists' ensemble of the orchestra please use: [a2774431].
For chamber ensemble of the orchestra please use: [a3341823].
For instrumental ensemble of the orchestra please use: [a4478039].
For Choir/Large Choir of USSR Radio, please use: [a906873]
For women's group of the USSR Radio choir please use: [a4167751]