Band
Süddeutsche Philharmonie
Played on
Grandes SinfoníasVarious, 1996On 1 site 
Marchas CélebresVarious, 1996On 1 site 
Ritual E InfernalVarious, 1996On 1 site 
El Genio De BeethovenVarious, 1996On 1 site 
Conciertos Para ViolínVarious, 1996On 1 site 
Sinfonías RománticasVarious, 1996On 1 site 
La Inspiración De SchubertVarious, 1996On 1 site 
Niños ProdigioVarious, 1996On 1 site 
Norte MisteriosoVarious, 1996On 1 site 
A Ritmo De MarchaVarious, 1996On 1 site 
SchubertiadaVarious, 1995On 1 site 
Perfumes De La NocheVarious, 1995On 1 site 
RomanticismoVarious, 1995On 1 site 
Heroica Y RevolucionariaVarious, 1995On 1 site 
Sinfonías CélebresVarious, 1995On 1 site 
MeditaciónVarious, 1995On 1 site 
Piano VirtuosoVarious, 1995On 1 site 
Bromas MusicalesVarious, 1995On 1 site 
PastoralVarious, 1995On 1 site 
Molto VivaceVarious, 1995On 1 site 
Invierno Y TempestadVarious, 1995On 1 site 
BeethovenianaVarious, 1995On 1 site 
La Música Y Los AnimalesVarious, 1995On 1 site 
ImperialVarious, 1995On 1 site 
RománticaVarious, 1995On 1 site About
A fictitious orchestra invented by Alfred Scholz and used as a fake orchestra credit in many of his productions, also appears as South German Philharmonic. If the attribution is correct - this was originally a short-lived pick-up ensemble assembled by Scholz before 1968 and mainly consisting of members of the German Philharmonic in Prague who were expelled from Czechoslovakia after World War II and later became the core of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra (). Most of the South German Philharmonic performances are analog recordings made between 1968 and 1970 for and Primaton and by the Austrian Radio () and (SWF) prior to 1977.