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Florida Orchestra Association REQUIRED MUSIC LIST (Revised August 2017) ** Note: This list is to be used for FOA 2018 District and State Festivals ** Unless otherwise specified in Performance notes all pieces are "Play All" Class Number Title Composer Publisher Performance Notes ES 1000 120 Allegro Parkway Frost LS CS 4000 1812 Overture Tchaikovsky / Dabczynski HE CS 4001 1812 Overture Tchaikovsky / Dackow TEM CF 5000 1812 Overture Themes Tchaikovsky / Balent CF BS 6242 1812 Overture, Highlights from the Tchaikovsky / Cerulli ALFR CS 4469 A Glance at Her Bright, Beautiful Eyes Monteverdi / Lipton GMM DS 2537 A Gypsy's Life Day HE CS 4546 A Joyous Celebration Watson HE DS 2538 A Knight's Quest Fin WIL CS 4470 A Lithuanian Nocturne Traditional / Meyer HE DS 2495 A Little Mischief Music Thomas FJH DS 2496 A Nordic Lullaby Grieg / La Plante FJH CF 5071 A Northumbrian Folk Song Suite Traditional / Hume HE CS 4547 A Percy Grainger Portrait Grainger / Wagner BEL CS 4471 A Revolutionary War Tale Phillips ALFR CS 4472 A River Rhapsody Meyer HE CS 4504 A Sailor's Journey Bobrowitz GMM AF 9135 A Walk to the Paradise Garden Delius/Beecham ANY DS 2000 Abdelazer Suite, Selections Purcell / Frost KM DS 2001 Abilene Stage, The Daniels NP DS 2443 Ablaze Bernotas ALFR BF 7000 Academic Festival Overture Brahms / Leidig HE AF 9000 Academic Festival Overture Brahms ANY BS 6000 Academic Festival Overture Opus 80 Brahms / McCashin FJH CF 5086 Academic Festival Overture, Op. 80 Brahms / Bergonzi BEL DS 2498 Acadia First Light Dabczynski HE DS 2002 Accents Frost KJOS DS 2412 Accidental March Bernstein LUD BS 6001 Acrobats Meyer HE CS 4394 Across the Wind Spata HE AS 8000 Adagio Bishop CA BF 7001 Adagio and Allegro Corelli / Lehmeier HE BS 6002 Adagio and Allegro (from Sonata No. 4 in D Major) Handel / Sieving HE BS 6293 Adagio and Presto Haydn / Sieving HE BS 6003 Adagio for Strings Barber / Hoffman HL AS 8001 Adagio for Strings Barber SC AS 8002 Adagio for Strings Op. 3 Lekeu ANY CS 4002 Adagio from Clar. Concerto in A major Mozart/Turner BEL AF 9151 Adagio from Spartacus Khachaturian ANY BS 6319 Adagio from Symphony No. 2 Rachmaninoff / Longfield HL BS 6320 Adagio from Symphony No. 3 Saint-Saëns LUD DS 2499 Adoration Woodruff CF BS 6004 Adoration Borowski / Isaac CF CS 4003 Adra's Dance McBrien HE DS 2373 Adventures On The High Seas Gruneisen KM BF 7104 Aethelinda Bishop HE DS 2413 After the Rain Day GMM DS 2374 Afterburn Balmages FJH AF 9001 Afternoon in Montreal Creston SP ES 1200 Afterschock Clark CF DS 2003 Ahlan Sabaya Alfarah Sarch KJOS BF 7002 Aida: Ballet Music Verdi / Isaac BEL CF 5001 Aida: Grand March Verdi / Isaac BEL / OOP ES 1001 Air and Caprice Clark CF DS 2004 Air and Caprice Edmondson / Mullins KJOS CS 4004 Air and Dance Daniels KJOS BS 6005 Air for Strings Dello Joio HL DS 2005 Air on the G-String Bach/Gazda CF CS 4005 Air with Variations - The Harmonious Blacksmith Handel / Weiloszynski KM CS 4006 Air, Minuet and Rondo Purcell / Isaac HE BS 6006 Akerwis Atwell KJOS BS 6007 Albinoni's Adagio Albinoni / Keiser CF BS 6321 Alice's Wonderland Bobrowitz GMM CS 4007 All the Pretty Little Horses Townsend CF CS 4008 All the Pretty Little Horses McGinty KJOS CS 4009 Allegretto (from Symphony No. 7) Beethoven / McCashin FJH Page 1 of 36 Florida Orchestra Association REQUIRED MUSIC LIST (Revised August 2017) ** Note: This list is to be used for FOA 2018 District and State Festivals ** Unless otherwise specified in Performance notes all pieces are "Play All" Class Number Title Composer Publisher Performance Notes ES 1002 Allegretto from “12 Little Pieces” Haydn / Conley KM CS 4339 Allegretto from Sym. No. 7 Beethoven / Longfield HL DS 2444 Allegretto from Symphony No. 3 Schubert / McCashin FJH BS 6322 Allegro Anderssen / McCashin FJH BS 6369 Allegro Clementi / Guarrine GM BS 6264 Allegro Barbaro Bartok/Lipton FJH CS 4340 Allegro Con Brio Beethoven / O'Neill FJH BS 6345 Allegro con brio from Sym. No. 8 Dvořák / McCashin FJH BS 6008 Allegro for Strings Op. 1 No. 3 Handel / Frackenpohl LUD BS 6263 Allegro from "Quinten" Quartet Haydn/McBrien HE ES 1003 Allegro from “Concerto for Two Trumpets” Vivaldi / Phillips KM BS 6265 Allegro from Sinfonia No. 6 in G Minor Bach, J.C. / McCashin FJH CS 4548 Allegro from Symphony No. 17 Mozart / Campbell WJ DS 2006 Allegro Giocoso Haydn / Halen WJ CS 4010 Allegro Giocoso Brahms / Monday KJOS CS 4011 Allegro in C Major Mozart / Isaac HE CS 4012 Allegro in D for Strings Vivaldi / Frackenpohl LUD / OOP CS 4013 Allegro in G Vivaldi / Frackenpohl HL CS 4438 Allegro Moderato from Symphony No. 29 in A Major Mozart / McCashin FJH CS 4341 Allegro Molto Gounod / McCashin FJH CS 4505 Allegro Spiritoso from Divertimento No 8, K. 213 Mozart / Stockton GMM CS 4506 Allegro: From Sonata in A for String Quartet Telemann / Sievig HE BS 6370 Alleluia Thompson / Bass ECS AS 8003 Alleluia & Fugue Hovhaness BRDE BF 7003 Allerseelen Strauss / Davis LUD ES 1004 Alpha Beta Alpha Frost LS DS 2471 Amazing Grace Traditional / Bullock BEL AS 8004 American Folk Song Suite Trad./Jarrett FJH CS 4014 American Folk Symphony Bishop KJOS Any 2 mvts. BS 6009 American Folk Symphony Bishop KJOS Any 3 mvts CS 4015 American Gaelic Atwell KJOS CS 4016 American Heritage Suite No. 1 Longfield FJH AF 9002 American in Paris, An Gershwin ANY CS 4017 American Landscape Newbold FJH CF 5087 American Landscape Newbold / Newbold FJH BS 6371 American Salute Gould / Wagner BEL AF 9003 American Salute Gould BEL ES 1005 American Suite Colledge BH Any 2 mvts. CS 4549 American Variants Bobrowitz GMM AS 8114 An Irish Melody Bridge ANY ES 1006 Anasazi Edmondson KJOS AF 9004 Ancient Airs and Dances Respighi ANY Any 2 mvts. DF 3056 Ancient Echoes of Time Wagner BEL CS 4395 Ancient Flower Nishimura CF CS 4018 Ancient Ritual Del Borgo WB BS 6346 Ancient Song And Dance (Hebrew Dance, Op. 35, No. 1) Achron / McAllister KM CF 5088 And the Glory (from Messiah, HWV 56) Handel / McAlister LUD BS 6010 And the Glory of the Lord Handel / Frost KM DS 2375 Andalucia Lopez ALFR BF 7095 Andalucia Suite Lecuona/Jenkins KAL CS 4019 Andante & Allegro Tartini / Clinesmith WJ DS 2007 Andante and Allegro Mozart / Isaac HE CF 5002 Andante and Allegro from Viennese Sonatina in C Mozart / Barnes LUD BS 6230 Andante and Fugue Handel / Anderson KJOS AS 8131 Andante Cantabile (from Petite Symphony) Gounod / Moreno GMM BS 6266 Andante con Moto Beethoven/Caputo WJ CS 4020 Andante Festivo Sibelius ANY BS 6231 Andante From Symphony No. 4 Mendelssohn / Frost KM BF 7105 Andante from Symphony No. 8 Schubert / Rich NP CS 4439 Andante from Trio Sonata Op. 5, No. 1 Handel / Sieving HE BS 6011 Andantino (from Symphony No. 4) Tchaikovsky / Sieving HE DS 2008 Andromeda Niehaus KM DS 2539 Angel Echoes Clark CF AS 8123 Angelus! Liszt ANY CS 4473 Ani Ma'Amin Traditional / Leavitt HL ES 1233 Anishinabe (The Spirit Of The Winter Wind) Frizzi KM Page 2 of 36 Florida Orchestra Association REQUIRED MUSIC LIST (Revised August 2017) ** Note: This list is to be used for FOA 2018 District and State Festivals ** Unless otherwise specified in Performance notes all pieces are "Play All" Class Number Title Composer Publisher Performance Notes CS 4021 Anna's Minuet Bach / Longfield HL ES 1007 Antagonist Clark CF ES 1008 Anthem Del Borgo MSB BS 6012 Antigone Del Borgo KM CS 4022 Antique Dance Suite Rhodes WYNN CS 4023 Antique Dances and Airs Respighi / Alshin KM Any 3 mvts. DS 2009 Antique Echoes Monday KJOS ES 1201 Antiquitas Calhoun CF BF 7090 Anvil Chorus (From Il Trovatore) Verdi / Stroud LUD ES 1009 Apache Nunez KJOS ES 1010 Apollo Suite Isaac ALFR Any 2 mvts. DS 2500 Appalachian Celebration Fagan HE ES 1011 Appalachian Hymn Newbold FJH CF 5072 Appalachian Morning Sheldon BEL DS 2010 Appalachian Suite Traditional / Wagner BEL DS 2011 Appalachian Sunrise Gazda KJOS DS 2348 April Woolstenhulme KJOS BS 6014 Arabian Dreams Newbold FJH CF 5066 Aragonaise from "Carmen" Bizet / Meyer ALFR BF 7110 Aragonesa (No. 1 of Pieces espagnoles) Manuel / McAlister LUD DS 2540 Archaic Voices Spata HE DS 2012 Arches O’Loughlin CF DS 2541 Arctic Crossing Bush HE BS 6372 Argent Edge Spata WJ DS 2376 Arioso Handel / Wagner ALFR CS 4436 Arlington Sketches Del Borgo HE ES 1204 Armada Lopez ALFR AS 8005 Armenian Rhapsody No. 3 Hovhannes ANY ES 1012 Arpeggio Antics Svendsen LM CS 4024 Artemis Rising Bishop CA CF 5003 Artemis Rising Bishop CA CS 4342 As Twilight Falls Sheldon ALFR DS 2414 Ascendit Deus For String Orchestra Gallus / Sieving KJOS BS 6384 Ascension Strommen TRN DS 2014 Ash Grove Clark CF DS 2015 Ash Grove, The Traditional / Hopkins KM CS 4025 Ashokan Farewell Ungar / Custer WB AS 8115 At the Bier of a Young Artist Nielsen ANY ES 1013 At the Grasshopper’s Ball Meyer HE DS 2542 Atlantic Crossing Silva CF DS 2349 Attack! Frizzi KM ES 1220 Attila Owens FJH CS 4026 Aubade from Le Cid Massenet/Dackow TEM ES 1014 Aura Lee Heilmann HP DS 2016 Aurora Borealis Hopkins BEL BS 6015 Australian Folk Suite Stephan KJOS CF 5004 Australian Suite Del Borgo WB CS 4027 Autumn (from The Four Seasons) Vivaldi / Monday WYNN DS 2487 Autumn Legend McBrien KM ES 1015 Aztec Sunrise Edmondson / Mullins KJOS CS 4028 Bach Family, The Various / Alshin KM DS 2017 Bach Minuets Bach/Caponegro KM DS 2018 Bach Suite Bach / Clark WB CS 4029 Bach Suite Bach / Leidig HE CF 5005 Bach Suite Bach / Isaac BEL / OOP Any 3 mvts.
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  • Season 2013-2014

    Season 2013-2014

    23 Season 2013-2014 Thursday, January 23, at 8:00 The Philadelphia Orchestra Friday, January 24, at 8:00 Tugan Sokhiev Conductor Vadim Gluzman Violin Rimsky-Korsakov “Battle of Kerzhenets,” from The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevroniya Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 I. Allegro moderato—Moderato assai II. Canzonetta: Andante— III. Allegro vivacissimo Intermission Musorgsky/ Pictures from an Exhibition orch. Ravel Promenade— I. Gnomus Promenade— II. The Old Castle Promenade— III. Tuileries IV. Bydlo Promenade— V. Ballet of the Chicks in their Shells VI. “Samuel” Goldenberg and “Schmuÿle” VII. Limoges: The Market— VIII. Catacombs: Sepulcrum romanum—Cum mortuis in lingua mortua IX. The Hut on Fowl’s Legs (Baba Yaga)— X. The Great Gate at Kiev This program runs approximately 1 hour, 40 minutes. Philadelphia Orchestra concerts are broadcast on WRTI 90.1 FM on Sunday afternoons at 1 PM. Visit www.wrti.org to listen live or for more details. 224 Story Title The Philadelphia Orchestra Jessica Griffin The Philadelphia Orchestra community itself. His concerts to perform in China, in 1973 is one of the preeminent of diverse repertoire attract at the request of President orchestras in the world, sold-out houses, and he has Nixon, today The Philadelphia renowned for its distinctive established a regular forum Orchestra boasts a new sound, desired for its for connecting with concert- partnership with the National keen ability to capture the goers through Post-Concert Centre for the Performing hearts and imaginations of Conversations. Arts in Beijing. The Orchestra audiences, and admired for annually performs at Under Yannick’s leadership a legacy of innovation in Carnegie Hall while also the Orchestra returns to music-making.