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COMMISSIONED WORKS 1958 David Kraehenbuehl 1923-1997 Cantica Sancti Evangelii, secundam Lucam HMA Archives 80, Oct 30, 1959, Nancy Snyder Muntzing, soprano, William Conlon, tenor 1958 Robert Moevs 1920-2007 Sonata for violin solo 1958 William Overton Smith 1926- Quartet for clarinet, violin, cello & piano, HMA Archives 80, Oct 30, 1959, Sherman Friedland, clarinet, Michel Sasson, violin Corinne Flavin, cello, Jo Boatright, piano Contemporary M6010, S8010, William O Smith, clarinet, Eudice Shapiro, violin, Victor Gottlieb, cello, Ingolf Dahl, piano 1958 Chaloner P Spencer 1924-1998 String quartet HMA Archives 80, Oct 30, 1959, Michel Sasson, William Hibbard, violins, Barbara Kroll, viola, Corinne Flavin, cello 1959 Ramiro Cortés 1933-1984 Trio for violin, cello & piano HMA Archives 86, Feb 12, 1960, William Hibbard, violin, Caroline Flavin, cello, Jo Boatright, piano Orion 77279, Angelus Trio 1959 Karl Kohn 1926- Divertimento for flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon HMA Archives 86, Feb 12, 1960, Elinor Preble, flute, Richard Summers, oboe, Sherman Friedland, clarinet, Ruth McKee, bassoon 1959 Henri Lazarof 1932- Concertino da camera for woodwind quintet HMA Archives 86, Feb 12, 1960, Elinor Preble, flute, Richard Summers, oboe, Sherman Friedland, clarinet, Ruth McKee, bassoon, Roland Pandolfi, French horn 1959 Claudio Spies 1925- Five Psalms for soprano, tenor, flute, bassoon, horn, mandolin, viola & cello 1960 John Alexander Bavicchi 1922- String quartet, op. 42 HMA Archives 112, Oct 19, 1962, George Zazofsky, Julius Schulman, violins, Earl Hedberg, viola, Robert Ripley, cello 1960 Alvin Lucier 1931- Fragments for strings HMA Archives 112, Oct 19, 1962, George Zazofsky, Julius Schulman, violins, Earl Hedberg, viola, Robert Ripley, cello Disques Montaigne CD782010, Arditti Quartet 1960 José Serebrier 1938- Fantasia for string quartet HMA Archives 112, Oct 19, 1962, George Zazofsky, Julius Schulman, violins, Earl Hedberg, viola, Robert Ripley, cello Reference Recordings RR-90CD, London Philharmonic (orchestrated version) 1961 William Bergsma 1921-1994 Fantastic variations on a Theme from Tristan for viola & piano HMA Archives 97, Mar 2, 1961, William Primrose, viola, David Stimer, piano HMA Archives 149A, Mar 23, 1966, George Humphrey, viola, Alice Canaday, piano CRI, ACS 6017, Thomas Muraco, viola, Robert Black, piano Shar Music John Graham JG2CD, Thomas Muraco, viola, Robert Black, piano Crystal Records 636, Paul Cortese, viola, Jon Klibanof, piano 1963 David Barnett, 1907-1985 Trio for violin, cello & piano HMA Archives 135, Apr 27, 1964, Robert Brink, violin, Karl Zeise, cello, D Barnett, piano 1963 Walter Piston 1894-1976 Piano Quartet HMA Archives 135, Apr 27, 1964, Robert Brink, violin, George Humphrey, viola, Karl Zeise, cello, David Barnett, piano HMA Archives 142, Mar 15, 1965, George Zazofsky, violin, George Humphrey, viola, Karl Zeise, cello, Bruce Simons, piano Naxos 8.559071, 1999 Australian Festival of Chamber Music 1963 Gregory Tucker 1908-1971 Trio for flute, cello & piano HMA Archives 135, Apr 27, 1964, Elinor Preble, flute, Karl Zeise, cello, David Barnett, piano 1964 Francis Judd Cooke, 1910-1995 Piano Quintet HMA Archives 142, Mar 15, 1965, George Zazofsky, Stanley Benson, violins, George Humphry, viola, Karl Zeise, cello, Bruce Simonds, piano 1964 Alan Hovhaness 1911-2000 Piano Quintet No.2 HMA Archives 142, Mar 15, 1965, George Zazofsky, Stanley Benson, violins, George Humphrey, viola, Karl Zeise, cello, Bruce Simonds, piano 1964 Daniel Pinkham 1923-2006* Eight Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins HMA Archives 142, Mar 15, 1965, Richard Conrad, tenor-baritone, George Humphrey, viola 1965 Alvin Etler 1913-1973 String Quartet HMA Archives 149A, Mar 23, 1966, Robert Brink, Hanley Dawes, violins, George Humphrey, viola, Karl Zeise, cello 1965 Werner Janssen 1899-1990 Octet for five, alto flute, alto sax, clarinet, bass clarinet, 2 violins, viola & cello HMA Archives 149A, Mar 23, 1966, Robert Brink, Hanley Dawes, violins, George Humphrey, viola, Karl Zeise, cello, Richard Johnson, woodwinds 1966 Hubert Weldon Lamb 1909-1987 Suite for four strings HMA Archives 158, Apr 17, 1967, Robert Koff, Nancy Cirillo, violins, Eugene Lehner, viola, Madeline Foley, cello 1966 Randall Thompson 1899-1984 String quartet No. 2 in G major HMA Archives 158, Apr 17, 1967, Robert Koff, Nancy Cirillo, violins, Eugene Lehner, viola, Madeline Foley, cello HMA Archives 173, Feb 3, 1969, Japan-American String Quartet HMA Archives 297, Nov 15, 2002, Ysaye String Quartet Citadel 8819, New Jefferson Chamber Players 1981 Peter Maxwell Davies 1934- Brass quintet The Wallace Collection, John Wallace, John Miller, Trumpets, Paul Gardham, horn, Robin Heggart, Tuba, Simon Gunton, trombone, Download from http://music.maxopus.com/browse/84.htm $5.95 1983 Thomas J McGah 1938-* Four Fenian songs HMA Archives 185, Mar 23, 1984, D’Anna Fortunato, mezzo-soprano, David Witten, piano 1984 Arthur Berger 1912-2003 Quintet for woodwinds 1985 John Huggler 1928-1993 Poem for violin and piano 1987 John Harbison 1938- String Quartet No. 2 Harmonia Mundi HMU 907057, Lydian String Quartet Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft DGG 437-537-2, Emerson String Quartet, Jordan Hall Centaur Records CRC 2985, Lydian String Quartet 1989 Thomas Oboe Lee 1945- String quartet on B flat Koch International Classics 7452, Hawthorne String Quartet 1992 John Alexander Bavicchi 1922-* Infinite patience, op. 106 for mezzo-soprano, clarinet & piano 1997 John McDonald1 1960-* Khayyám Quatrains for soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor, baritone & piano HMA Archives 218, Apr 25, 1997, D’Anna Fortunato, soprano, Carole Haber, mezzo-soprano, Robert Honeysucker, tenor, Kevin McDermott, baritone, John McDonald,pf. 1999 Richard E Cornell 1946- String Quartet HMA Archives 269, Dec 1, 2000, Muir Quartet 1999 T J Anderson 1928-* Notes from a Friend for flute, clarinet, viola & cello HMA Archives 303, Feb 13, 2003, Julia Scolnik, flute, Jonathan Cohler, clarinet, Laura Bossert, viola, Terry King, cello 2000 John McDonald1 1960-* Berceuse for piano upon a Liszt fragment HMA Archives 263, Mar 31, 2000, John McDonald, piano 2000 John McDonald1 1960-* Transcription of Jeanne d’Arc au bucher HMA Archives 263, Mar 31, 2000, John McDonald, piano 2000 Peter Child 1953- Sonata for viola & piano HMA Archives 283, Dec 7, 2001, Marcus Thomson, viola, Judith Gordon, piano 2000 Alexander Goehr 1932- Suite for violin and & piano HMA Archives 278, Apr 25, 2001, Daniel Philips, violin, Peter Serkin, piano 2001 Gunther A Schuller3 1925-* Quodlibet for oboe, violin, cello, harp & French horn HMA Archives 284, Jun 30, 2001, Rockport Chamber Music Festival, Peggy Pearson, oboe, Thomas Haunton, French horn, Joanna Kurkowicz, violin, Rhonda Rider, cello, Ann Hobson Pilot, harp HMA Archives 303, Feb 13, 2003, Peggy Pearson, oboe, Eric Ruske, French horn, Bayla Keyes, violin, Terry King, cello, Martha Moor, harp 2001 Laura Elise Schwendinger 1962- String Quartet HMA Archives 301, Jan 24, 2004, Arditti Quartet 2002 Sebastian Currier 1959- Pulse for viola and guitar HMA Archives 300, Jan 10, 2003, Kim Kashkashian, viola, Eliot Fisk, guitar 2002 James Dashow 1944- Messages from Ortigia for bass flute (alto), bass clarinet, viola, harp & electronic sounds HMA Archives 303, Feb 13, 2003, Julia Scolnik, flute, Louis DeMartino, bass clarinet, Laura Bossert, viola, Martha Moor, harp Capstone DVD Video CPS-8769, Manuel Zurria, flute, Paolo Ravaglia, bass clarinet, David Bursack, viola, Lucia Bova, harp 2004 Helena Winkelman 1974- Rota orat taro ator for violin & piano HMA Archives 326, Jan 7, 2005, Helena Winkelman, violin, Anton Kernjak, piano 2005 Andy Vores5 1956- Forgot HMA Archives 380, Nov 4, 2005, Richard Pittman, Boston Musica Viva, Valdine Anderson, soprano 2006 Heather A Schmidt 1975- Fantasy for cello & piano HMA Archives 351, Apr 7, 2006, Shauna Rolston, cello, Heather Schmidt, piano 2006 Christopher W Brubeck4 1982- Danza del Soul HMA Archives 394, Dec 4, 2006, WGBH Studio One, Wendy Putnam, violin, Owen Young, cello, Lawrence Wolfe, bass, Thomas Martin, clarinet, Thomas Gauger, percussion, Vytas Baksys, piano 2007 Detlev Glanert 1960- Déjà Vu, Bläserquintett Nr. 2 HMA Archives 373, Nov 9, 2007, Ma’alot Quintette 2007 Andrew W Imbrie 1921-2007 Clarinet Quintet (unfinished) HMA Archives x, Dec 11, 2009, Borromeo String Quartet, Richard Stoltzman, clarinet 2008 Dan Dediu 1967- A Mythological Bestiary for violin & piano HMA Archives 407, Apr 24, 2009, Irina Muresanu, violin, Dana Ciocarlie, piano 2008 Charles Fussell2 1938-* (work for clarinet, cello, piano & percussion) Robert Annis, clarinet, Joel Moerschel, cello, Christopher Oldfather, piano, Frank Epstein, percussion 2008 Betsy Jolas6 1926- Teletalks for two pianos HMA Archives 395, Oct 30, 2008, Winston Choi & Amy Williams, Paine Hall 2008 Stevan Kovacs Tickmayer 1963- II. Vonósnégyes, String Quartet No. II HMA Archives 390, Oct 24, 2008, Keller Quartet 2009 Herbert Bielawa 1930- Odyssey for organ HMA Archives 408, May 9, 2009, Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Sandra Sonderland 2009 Michael Gandolfi4 1956- Line Drawings HMA Archives x, September 20, 2009, Concord Chamber Music Society 2009 Donald Crockett8 1951 To airy thinness beat Chamber Concerto for Viola and Six instruments HMA Archives x, October 8, 2009, Kate Vincent, viola, Firebird Ensemble 2009 Stephen Hartke7 1952- Night Songs for a Desert Flower for string quartet HMA Archives x, November 5, 2010, Brentano Quartet 2009 Keeril Makan 1972- Nothing is More Important for flute, viola, & harp HMA Archives x, December 3,
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  • ROCKPORT CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL 1992-1996 June 4-28, 1992

    ROCKPORT CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL 1992-1996 June 4-28, 1992

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