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Opus ext Work Label Number Disc Ensemble Conductor Soloist(s) Recorded Format Issued 1 String Trio Orion ORS 75191 19 Endre Granat, v; Leonard Pennario, 1973 LP 1973 p; Nathaniel Rosen, c 1 String Trio Cambria CD-1034 40 Endre Granat, v; Leonard Pennario, 1973 CD 1988 p; Nathaniel Rosen, c 1 String Trio Naxos 8.572903 116 Tippett Quartet November CD 2013 22-24, 2011 2 Piano Quintet Orion ORS 75191 19 Endre Granat & Sheldon Sanov, v; 1973 LP 1973 Milton Thomas, vl; Nathaniel Rosen, c; Leonard Pennario, p 2 Piano Quintet Cambria CD-1034 40 Endre Granat & Sheldon Sanov, v; 1973 CD 1988 Milton Thomas, vl; Leonard Pennario, p; Nathaniel Rosen, c 3 Rhapsody for Cello Laurel LR-842CD 38 Parry Karp, c; Howard Karp, p 1988 CD 1988 3 Rhapsody for Cello Naxos 8.572285 107 Budapest Mariusz Smolij Mark Kosower, c September CD 2010 Concert 12-14, 2009 Orchestra MÁV 4 a Variations on a Westminster XWN 18805/ 11 Vienna State Miklós Rózsa Denes Zsigmondy, v 1959 LP 1959 Hungarian Peasant WST 14035 Opera O Song 4 a Variations on a Westminster WG-8353 23 Vienna State Miklós Rózsa Denes Zsigmondy, v 1959 LP 1977 Hungarian Peasant Gold Opera O Song 4 a Variations on a ReDiscovery RD135 92 Vienna State Miklós Rózsa Denes Zsigmondy, v 1959 CD 2008 Hungarian Peasant Opera O Song 4 a Variations on a Chandos CHAN 108 BBC Philarmonic Rumon Gamba Jennifer Pike, v June 16-17, CD 2011 Hungarian Peasant 10674 2009 Song 4 Variations on a Orion ORS 73127 17 Endre Granat, v; Ervin Herbst, p 1973 LP 1973 Hungarian Peasant Song 4 Variations on a Ember (UK) ECL 9043 22 Endre Granat, v; Ervin Herbst, p 1973 LP 1976 Hungarian Peasant Song 4 Variations on a Bay Cities BCD 1032 46 Endre Granat, v; Ervin Herbst, p 1973 CD 1991 Hungarian Peasant Song 4 Variations on a Citadel CTD 88139 70 Endre Granat, v; Ervin Herbst, p 1973 CD 2000 Hungarian Peasant Song 4 Variations on a Koch 3-7256-2 56 Isabella Lippi, v; John Novacek, p January CD 1995 Hungarian Peasant 1994 Song 4 Variations on a Naxos 8.57019 83 Philippe Quint, v; William Wolfram, January 5-7, CD 2007 Hungarian Peasant p 2007 Song 7/19/2018 Page 1 of 15 Copyright 2018 Frank K. DeWald Opus ext Work Label Number Disc Ensemble Conductor Soloist(s) Recorded Format Issued 5 North Hungarian MGM SE3645 10 Frankenland SO Erich Kloss Oliver Colbentson,v 1958 LP 1958 Peasant Songs and Dances 5 North Hungarian DRG CDSBL 41 Frankenland SO Erich Kloss Oliver Colbentson,v 1958 CD 1988 Peasant Songs and 13101 Dances 5 North Hungarian Citadel CTD 88139 70 Frankenland SO Erich Kloss Oliver Colbentson,v 1958 CD 2000 Peasant Songs and Dances 5 North Hungarian Orion ORS 73127 17 Endre Granat, v; Ervin Herbst, p 1973 LP 1973 Peasant Songs and Dances 5 North Hungarian Ember (UK) ECL 9043 22 Endre Granat, v; Ervin Herbst, p 1973 LP 1976 Peasant Songs and Dances 5 North Hungarian Bay Cities BCD 1032 46 Endre Granat, v; Ervin Herbst, p 1973 CD 1991 Peasant Songs and Dances 5 North Hungarian Citadel CTD 88139 70 Endre Granat, v; Ervin Herbst, p 1973 CD 2000 Peasant Songs and Dances 5 North Hungarian Cloud Nine CN 6001 36 Paul Barritt, v; Julian Jacobson, p December LP 1987 Peasant Songs and Records 20-21, 1986 Dances 5 North Hungarian Silva SILKD 6006 54 Paul Barritt, v; Julian Jacobson, p December CD 1994 Peasant Songs and Classics 20-21, 1986 Dances 5 North Hungarian Koch 3-7256-2 56 Isabella Lippi, v; John Novacek, p January CD 1995 Peasant Songs and 1994 Dances 5 North Hungarian Naxos 8.57019 83 Philippe Quint, v; William Wolfram, January 5-7, CD 2007 Peasant Songs and p 2007 Dances 5 North Hungarian Oehms OC 610 84 Ulrich Herkenhoff, pan flute; CD/SA Peasant Songs and Classics Matthias Keller, piano CD Dances 6 Symphony in 3 Koch 3-7244-2 55 New Zealand SO James Sedares May 1993 CD 1994 Movements 7 Duo for Violin and Orion ORS 73127 17 Endre Granat, v; Leonard Pennario, 1973 LP 1973 Piano p 7 Duo for Violin and Ember (UK) ECL 9043 22 Endre Granat, v; Leonard Pennario, 1973 LP 1976 Piano p 7 Duo for Violin and Cambria CD-1034 40 Endre Granat, v; Leonard Pennario, 1973 CD 1988 Piano p 7 Duo for Violin and Bay Cities BCD1027 47 Stacey Wolley, v; Scot Wooley, p 1991 CD 1991 Piano 7/19/2018 Page 2 of 15 Copyright 2018 Frank K. DeWald Opus ext Work Label Number Disc Ensemble Conductor Soloist(s) Recorded Format Issued 7 Duo for Violin and Koch 3-7256-2 56 Isabella Lippi, v; John Novacek, p January CD 1995 Piano 1994 7 Duo for Violin and Naxos 8.57019 83 Philippe Quint, v; William Wolfram, January 5-7, CD 2007 Piano p 2007 7 Duo for Violin and Equilibrium EQ 121 123 Marjorie Bagley, v; Stephen May 11-13, CD 2014 Piano Swedish, p 2010 8 Duo for Cello and Alco 1210 1 Alec Compinsky, c; Sara 1951 LP 1951 Piano Compinsky, p 8 Duo for Cello and Entr'acte ERS 6509 27 Jeffrey Solow, c; Albert 1978 LP 1978 Piano Dominguez, p 8 Duo for Cello & Piano Crystal CD831 69 Roger Malitz, c; Mitchell Andrews, November CD 2000 p 1998 8 Duo for Cello & Piano Cambria CT-108 86 Gabor Rejto, c; John Crown, p January 24, CS Historical 1965 8 Duo for Cello & Piano Hungaroton HCD 32023 76 Péter Szabó, c; Adrienne Krausz, p May 2001 CD 2002 8 Duo for Cello & Piano Centaur CRC3660 137 Anne Lerner-Wright, c; Dale Tsang, August 22- DL 2018 Records p 24, 2017 9 Variations for Piano Citadel CT-7004 24 Albert Dominguez 1978 LP 1978 9 Variations for Piano Unicorn UN1-72029 29 Eric Parkin January 5, LP 1979 1978 9 Variations for Piano Cambria CD-1081 52 Eric Parkin January 5, CD 1993 1978 9 Variations for Piano Koch 3-7435-2 67 Sara Davis Buechner 1999 CD 1999 12 Bagatelles Citadel CT-7004 24 Albert Dominguez, p 1978 LP 1978 12 Bagatelles Unicorn UN1-72029 29 Eric Parkin, p January 5, LP 1979 1978 12 Bagatelles Cambria CD-1081 52 Eric Parkin, p January 5, CD 1993 1978 12 Bagatelles Koch 3-7435-2 67 Sara Davis Buechner, p 1999 CD 1999 12 Bagatelles K Dream KDM 1 132 Emmanuelle Moriat, p 1999 CD 2017 Music 13 Theme, Variations Chandos CHAN 110 BBC Philarmonic Rumon Gamba December CD 2012 and Finale 10738 12 and 14, 2011, and June 12, 2012 13 a Theme, Variations Vox PLP-7690 2 Royal PO Miklós Rózsa 1952 LP 1952 and Finale 13 a Theme, Variations Decca DL 9966 6 Frankenland Miklós Rózsa 1957 LP 1957 and Finale State SO 13 a Theme, Variations Vàrese- VC 81058 28 Frankenland Miklós Rózsa 1957 LP 1978 and Finale Sarabande State SO 13 a Theme, Variations Disques DCM 141 112 Frankenland Miklós Rózsa 1957 CD 2012 and Finale Cinemusique State SO s 7/19/2018 Page 3 of 15 Copyright 2018 Frank K. DeWald Opus ext Work Label Number Disc Ensemble Conductor Soloist(s) Recorded Format Issued 13 a Theme, Variations RCA Victor LM/LSC- 15 RCA Italiana Miklós Rózsa LP 1965 and Finale 2802 Orchestra 13 a Theme, Variations RCA Victor GL25010 20 RCA Italiana Miklós Rózsa LP 1976 and Finale (UK) Orchestra 13 a Theme, Variations Vocalion CDLK 4590 134 RCA Italiana Miklós Rózsa SACD 2017 and Finale Orchestra 13 a Theme, Variations NYP Special 831/2 32 New York PO Leonard November LP 1983 and Finale Editions Bernstein 14, 1943 13 a Theme, Variations NYP Special 58 New York PO Leonard November CD 1996 and Finale Editions Bernstein 14, 1943 13 a Theme, Variations Pristine PASC533 135 New York PO Leonard November CD 2018 and Finale Classical Bernstein 14, 1943 13 a Theme, Variations Koch 3-7191-2H1 51 New Zealand SO James Sedares November CD 1993 and Finale 1992 14 Three Hungarian Decca DL 9966 6 Frankenland Miklós Rózsa 1957 LP 1957 Sketches State SO 14 Three Hungarian Vàrese- VC 81058 28 Frankenland Miklós Rózsa 1957 LP 1978 Sketches Sarabande State SO 14 Three Hungarian Disques DCM 141 112 Frankenland Miklós Rózsa 1957 CD 2012 Sketches Cinemusique State SO s 14 Three Hungarian RCA Victor LM/LSC- 15 RCA Italiana Miklós Rózsa LP 1965 Sketches 2802 Orchestra 14 Three Hungarian RCA Victor GL25010 20 RCA Italiana Miklós Rózsa LP 1976 Sketches (UK) Orchestra 14 Three Hungarian Vocalion CDLK 4590 134 RCA Italiana Miklós Rózsa SACD 2017 Sketches Orchestra 14 Three Hungarian Koch 3-7191-2H1 51 New Zealand SO James Sedares November CD 1993 Sketches 1992 14 Three Hungarian Chandos CHAN10488 93 BBC Philarmonic Rumon Gamba January 3-4, CD 2008 Sketches 2008 14 Three Hungarian Naxos 8.572285 107 Budapest Mariusz Smolij November 8- CD 2010 Sketches Concert 9, 2007 Orchestra MÁV 15 a Sonata for Two Entr'acte ERS 6509 27 Endre Granat and Sheldon Sanov 1978 LP 1978 Violins 15 a Sonata for Two Eroica JDT 3032 71 Lun Jiang and Quan Jiang 2000 CD 2000 Violins Classical Recordings 15 a Sonata for Two ASV CD DCA 74 Philippa Ibbotson and Robert Gibbs August 1, CD 2001 Violins 1105 2000 15 a Sonata for Two Phoenix PHCD175 109 Levon Ambartsumian and Shakhida CD 2016 Violins Azimkhodjaeva 15 a Sonata for Two CD Accord ACD226 130 Szymon Krzeszowiec and CD 2011 Violins Bartlomiej Niziol 17 Concerto for Strings Vox PLP-7690 2 London String O Miklós Rózsa 1952 LP 1952 7/19/2018 Page 4 of 15 Copyright 2018 Frank K.
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    THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Quartet for the End of Time ROBERT McDUFFIE, Violinist NATHANIEL ROSEN, Cellist GERVASE DE PEYER, Clarinetist SANTIAGO RODRIGUEZ, Pianist TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1988, AT 8:00 RACKHAM AUDITORIUM, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN Olivier Messiaen 80th Birthday Celebration Sonata for Violin and Cello ......................................... RAVEL Allegro Trcs vif Lent Vif, avec entrain "Contrasts" for Violin, Clarinet, and Piano ......................... BARTOK Verbunkos (Recruiting Dance) Pihend (Relaxation) Sebes (Fast Dance) INTERMISSION Quartet for the End of Time .................................... MESSIAEN Liturgie de cristal; bien modere, en poudroiment harmonieux Vocalise, pour 1'ange qui annonce la fin du temps; robuste, modere Abime des oiseaux; lent, expressif et triste Intermede; decide, modere, un peu vif Louange a 1'Eternite de Jesus; infiniment lent, extatique Danse de la fureur, pour les sept trompettes; decide, vigoureux, granitique, un peu vif Fouillis D'arcs-en-ciel, pour 1'ange qui annonce la fin du temps; revenur, presque lent Louange a rimmortalite de Jesus; extremement, lent et tendre, extatique The Quartet for the End of Time appears by arrangement with Jonathan Wentworth Associates, Ltd. Robert McDuffte is represented by Columbia Artists Management, Inc. Gervase de Peyer is represented by Jonathan Wentworth Associates, Ltd. Santiago Rodriguez and Nathaniel Rosen are represtnted by Shaw Concerts. Cameras and recording devices are not allowed in the auditorium. Halls Cough Tablets, courtesy of Warner-Lambert Company, are available in the lobby. Twelfth Concert of the 110th Season Twenty-sixth Annual Chamber Arts Series PROGRAM NOTES Sonata for Violin and Cello ................................ MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937) Perhaps Mozart's two magnificent Duo Sonatas for Violin and Viola were among the stimuli for Ravel's Sonata for Violin and Cello (also originally entitled Duo).
  • Niklas Sivelöv Pianist & Composer

    Niklas Sivelöv Pianist & Composer

    Niklas Sivelöv Pianist & Composer Niklas Sivelöv has around 50 piano concertos in his repertory. 5 of those are his own compositions. Collaborated with: Paavo Berglund, Jukka-Pekka Saraste, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Okko Kamu, Janos Fürst, Kazufumi Yamashita Kristjan Järvi, Sakari Oramo, Thomas Dausgaard, Jorma Panula, Alan Gilbert, Andrew Grams, Mario Venzago Markus Lethinen, Niklas Willén, Leif Segerstam, Kees Bakels, Sachio Fujioka, Eivind Aadland, Petter Sundqvist Giancarlo Andretta, Horia Andrescu, Ovidiu Balan, Mats Rondin, Yan Wang, Mika Eichenholz, Florian Totan Eric Ericsson, Garry Walker, Grzegorz Nowak, Simon Gaudenz. a.o With orchestras such as: Stockholm Radio Symphony Orchestra, Royal Stockholm Philarmonic Orchestra, Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Copenhagen Philarmonic MDR Orchestra Leipzig, Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Rheinische Filarmonie Koblenz, Winterthur Stadtsorkester, Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra Helsingborg Symphonic Orchestra, Malmö Sympony Orchestra, Bukarest Philarmonic Orchestra Tonhalle Orkester Zurich Orkester Norden, Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, Turku Philarmonic Orchestra, Norrbottens Chamber Orchestra Swedish Chamber Orchestra, Sundsvall Chamber Orchestra, Aarhus Symphonic Orchestra, Banatul Philarmonic of Timisoara, Västerås Sinfonietta, Norrlandsoperan Symphony Orchestra Constanta Symphony Orchestra, Osnabrück Symphony Orchestra, Odense Symphony Orchestra, South Denmark Philarmonic, Neubrandenburger Philarmonie a.o Collaborates with musicians such as: Leonid