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Vocal Music by John Corigliano, Arthur Shepherd, Conrad Susa, and Ben Weber Henry Herford, baritone; Robin Bowman, piano The vocal music on this recording documents three generations of American music, each characterized by its own ideals yet shaped by its relationship to the past. Heard together on one disc, this...
Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, Gunther Schuller; Saint Louis Symphony Chorus, Thomas Peck John Knowles Paine's Mass in D is one of the monuments of American music, all the more remarkable since this massive work was written during his twenties. Modelled on the great oratorios of Mendelssohn and Beethoven's Missa Solemnis,...
Roy Hamlin Johnson, pianoJohn Powell (1882, Richmond, Virginia --1963, Charlottesville), was a major pianist and a respected composer of, along with many smaller works, a symphony, a violin concerto, a piano concerto, an orchestral suite, two string quartets, two violin and piano sonatas, two collections of folk-song settings for voice...
John Alden Carpenter: Collected Piano Works
Denver Oldham, piano John Alden Carpenter's first works were piano pieces. He was an accomplished pianist and later often performed his own music. At seventeen, he wrote Minuet and Twilight Reverie, both of which were published in 1894. (Of all the works on this recording, only the sonata went unpublished.)...
Music for Merce, Vol. 9 (digital only)
The late Merce Cunningham was renowned for his legendary collaborations with the most significant experimental musicians of the late 20th century. Particularly notable is his association with John Cage, who served as the founding musical director of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company until Cage’s death in 1992. Spanning six decades...
Jon Deak: The Call of the Wild
Trio Pacifica: (Kathryn Lucktenberg, violin, Steven Pologe, cello, and Victor Steinhardt, piano); Jon Deak, double bassJon Deak's compositions have been heard worldwide at venues ranging from Mountain tops, and concert halls, to city streets and kindergartens. His orchestral works have been performed by such institutions as the New York Philharmonic,...
John and Richard Contiguglia, duo-pianists; William Ferris Chorale; William Ferris, conductor; John Corigliano, Sr., violin; Ralph Votapek, pianoAs the title says, this disc is a collection of works from early in my career. The oldest piece, Kaleidoscope, was written when I was twenty-one years old. Both it and the Gazebo...
Roy Hamlin Johnson, pianoJohn Powell (b. 1882, Richmond, Va., d. 1963, Charlottesville) was a concert pianist, composer, and eloquent advocate of an American national music based on the folk music of his native South. Most important among his works derived from that source are the Rhapsodie Nègre (1918)—inspired by Joseph...
Parker: A Northern Ballad/Chadwick: Symphony No. 2
Albany Symphony Orchestra, Julius Hegyi George Whitefield Chadwick (1854-1931) and Horatio Parker (1863-1919) were members of the first real school of composers in the United States, a group that included John Knowles Paine, Arthur Foote, Edward MacDowell, Amy Beach, and later Charles Martin Loeffler, Frederick Shepherd Converse, and Henry F....
Lauralyn Kolb, soprano; Tina Toglia, piano John Duke (1899-1984) is one of the acknowledged masters of the American art song. This release of twenty-three of his finest songs will afford lovers of vocal music the opportunity to discover Duke's little-known corpus. Comparison with the musical language of other notable American...