Music For The Millions no. 10, Royal Male Choir ¨Mastreechter Staar", Alexander Uninski, The ¨Pro Musica" Choir, Walter Anton Dotzer, Jos Cleber And His Orchestra, Alexander Petrov

Released under the Philips label during the mid-twentieth century, this record was part of the 'Music for the Millions' series, a collection designed to make classical, choral, and light orchestral music accessible to a broad post-war European audience. The series functioned as a budget-friendly anthology, curating performances by established regional ensembles and soloists to bring sophisticated concert-hall repertoire into the domestic living room.

The album features a diverse assembly of talent, including the renowned Dutch choir Mastreechter Staar and the Ukrainian-born pianist Alexander Uninski. The inclusion of Jos Cleber, a pivotal figure in Dutch radio and light orchestral music, suggests an intent to blend high-culture choral works with the refined, accessible production values of contemporary broadcasting. While these records were marketed as staples for the general listener rather than critical audiophile editions, they remain significant for preserving the collaborative performances of European ensembles during the transition to the long-play format.