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SAMUEL BARBER (1910-1981) [AMC Letter of Distinction]
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| Premiere Recordings (1935-1947) |
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Adagio for Strings (1936) [7'07"]
NBC Symphony conducted by Arturo Toscanini
Capricorn Concerto (1944) [14'08"]
Julius Baker - flute; Mitchell Miller - oboe; Harry Freistadt - trumpet
The Saidenberg Little Symphony conducted by Daniel Saidenberg
Sonata for Cello and Piano (1946) [16'58"]
Raya Garbusova - cello
Erich Itor Kahn - piano
Dover Beach (1933) [7'45"]
Samuel Barber - baritone
Curtis String Quartet
Essay No. 1 (1937) [7'21"]
Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy
"School for Scandal" Overture (1931-33) [8'05"]
Janssen Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles conducted by Werner Janssen
Symphony No. 1 (1936) [17'36"]
New York Philharmonic conducted by Bruno Walter
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| {Pearl 0049; distributed by Koch International} |
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KITTY BRAZELTON [AMC member]
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| Love Not Love Lust Not Lust |
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DaDaDa:
Kitty Brazelton - voice
Phillip Johnston - alto & soprano sax
Lydia Van Dreel - french horn
Chris Washburne - trombone
Elizabeth Panzer - harp
Matt Turner - cello
Hui Cox - electric guitar
Roland S. Wilson, Jeff Song or Keith Lambeth - electric bass
Dane Richeson - drums & percussion
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Beauty Wild and Curious [9'03"]
Sex Wind Dream [6'05"]
Soul Kiss [8'02"]
(+ Kitty Brazelton - piano; Todd Turkisher - tambourine)
Cinderella's Sister [5'05"]
You're in Love [5'30"]
Around You [4'17"]
Waitin' for ya Baby [3'13"]
From Her Story [19'46"]
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| {Buzz Records ZZ 76005; available through www.challenge.nl} |
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PAUL CHIHARA (b. 1938) [AMC member]
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Branches (1966) [6'32]
Arthur Weisberg, Donald MacCourt - bassoons
Kenneth Watson - percussion
Driftwood (1968-69) [7'28"]
Philadephia Quartet
Veda Reynolds & Irwin Eisenberg - violins
Alan Iglitzin - viola; Charles Brennand - cello
Concerto for Saxophone & Orchestra (1980) [13'25"]
Harvey Pittel - alto, soprano and sopranino saxophones
Louisville Orchestra conducted by Akira Endo
Forest Music (1970) [12'53"]
Louisville Orchestra conducted by Akira Endo
Logs (1969) [6'05"]
Bertram Turetzky - string bass
Magnificat (1965) [5'52"]
Chorus of the New England Conservatory
conducted by Lorna Cooke deVaron
Missa Carminum Brevis {Folk Song Mass} (1972) [12'39"]
Chorus of the New England Conservatory
conducted by Lorna Cooke deVaron
Willow, Willow (1968) [10'17"]
Sheridon Strokes - bass flute
Craig Kupra, Robert Ose, Kenny Sawhill - trombones
Roger Bobo - tuba
Kenneth Watson, Karen Ervin, Paul Chihara - percussion
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| {CRI 815; distributed by Koch International} |
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