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The AAFTAC (Army Air Forces Tactical Center) Symphonette was a symphonic group consisting of 22
strings and 3 woodwinds (flute, oboe and bassoon) made up of former symphony orchestra and studio
musicians. The group was stationed at the AAF Tactical Center, Orlando Army Air Base, Florida, located
two miles east of the city. Pinecastle Army Air Field, later named McCoy Air Force Base and now the
present day Orlando International Airport, was located south of the city. Harry Salter of the Music
Section and V-­‐Disc staff flew to Orlando for the session and airsickness was reportedly rampant.

Annotation last modified on 2022-01-05 04:08 UTC.

Discography

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YearTitleArtistRatingReleases
1944Londonderry Air / Perpetual MotionAAFTAC Symphonette1
1944Goyescas: Intermezzo / Dance of the ComediansAAFTAC Symphonette1
1944Prelude in E major / WaltzAAFTAC Symphonette1
1945Minuetto / Caribbean FantasyAAFTAC Symphonette / The United States Army Air Forces Band1
1945That Old Black Magic / Hungarian Dance no. 5Morton Gould and His Orchestra / AAFTAC Symphonette1

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