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David Alexander Rahbee Repertoire DAVID ALEXANDER RAHBEE REPERTOIRE WORKS CONDUCTED IN PUBLIC PERFORMANCE Composer Work Ensemble-performance date BACH, CPE Hamburger Sinfonie no. 5 in b minor Kammerphil. Berlin-Brandenburg x7 11/10 BACH Brandenburg concerto no. 3 Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/03 BACH Cantata BWV 73 Collegium Dorotheum, Wien 3/04 BACH Cantata BWV 83 Ich Habe Genug Collegium Dorotheum, Wien 5/04 BACH Cantata BWV 140 Collegium Dorotheum, Wien 2/04 BACH Cantata BWV 209 Longy School ensemble, 11/00 BACH concerto, Oboe d’Amore BWV 1055 Collegium Dorotheum, Wien 5/04 BACH Motet BWV 227 Collegium Dorotheum, Wien 2/04 BACH Violin concerto no. 1 in a minor Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/02 BACH Orchestral Suite No. 3 Hingham Sym. Orch., 5/00 New England Cons,. ensemble, 3/98 BALDASARRE Trumpet Concertino Indiana Univ. ensemble, 3/23/96 BARBER Adagio for strings Fidelio Chamber Orch., 2/12/99 BARTOK Concerto for Orchestra (mvts. 2, 5) Savaria Sym. Orch., 7/05 Orchestre Phil. Du Luxembourg 7/07 BARTOK Four Orchestral Pieces, op. 12 Savaria Sym. Orch., 7/06 BARTOK Roumanian Folk Dances Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7-8/03 BEETHOVEN Coriolan overture Monteux Festival Orch., 7/19/98 Hingham Sym. Orch., 1/22-23/00 BEETHOVEN Piano concerto no. 1 in C major Boston University ensemble, 4/00 BEETHOVEN Piano concerto no. 2 in B-flat IP piano school orch. concert 5/11 BEETHOVEN Piano concerto no. 3 in C minor Goppisberger Musik Wochen, 7/02 BEETHOVEN Piano concerto no. 5 in E-flat majorOrchestre de al Francophonie 8/6/11 BEETHOVEN Romance no. 2 in F Boston University ensemble, 4/00 BEETHOVEN Symphony #1 Fidelio Chamber Orch., 10/8/00 BEETHOVEN Symphony #7 Oradea State Phil. Orch., 2/4/02 BEETHOVEN/MAHLER String Quartet #11, op. 95 Fidelio Chamber Orch., 2/22/98 BERLIOZ/WEINER Rackoczy March Goppisberger Musik Wochen, 7/02 BERLIOZ Symphony Fantastique Monteux School Orch., 7/16/95 BIZET Adagietto from L’Arlesienne Fidelio Chamber Orch., 9/27/98 BLACHER Paganini Variations Monteux Festival Orch., 7/11/99 BRAHMS Hungarian Dance no. 5 Goppisberger Musik Wochen, 7-8/03 BRAHMS Symphony #1 Monteux Festival Orch., 7/18/99 Orquesta Sinfonica de Loja, 4/09 BRAHMS Symphony #2 Monteux Festival Orch., 7/01 BRIDGE Suite for String Orch. Fidelio Chamber Orch., 9/28/97 BRITTEN Serenade, op. 31 NEC ensemble, 2/21/99 BRITTEN Simple Symphony, op. 4 Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/12/99 BRUCKNER Adagio from string quintet Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/22/98 BRUCKNER Symphony no. 7 (chamber version) Orchestre de la Francophonie 7/26/12 CHARPENTIER Suite pour un reposoir, H. 508 Universite de Montréal strings 2/22/11 CHARPENTIER Te Deum prelude Collegium Dorotheum, Wien 10/06 CHOPIN Grand Polonaise Brilliante Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/03 COPLAND Appalachian Spring suite (original) Atlantic Music Festival 7/22/10 COPLAND An Outdoor Overture NEC Symphony Orch.-11/10/99 COPLAND Quiet City Indiana Univ. ensemble, 3/23/96 DEBUSSY Nocturnes(Nuages & Fetes) NEC Symphony Orch.-4/14/99 DVORAK Notturno, op. 40 Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/22/98 DVORAK Slavonic Dances, op. 46 New England Cons. Orch.-12/8/99 DVORAK Symphony #6, op. 60 Monteux Festival Orch.-6/23/96 IfBK GmbH · Artists Management · Gocher Strasse 19 · D-50733 Köln Ulrike Range · [email protected] · +49 (0) 178 – 400 91 34 · www.ifbk.com DAVID ALEXANDER RAHBEE REPERTOIRE ELGAR Introduction and Allegro Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/12/99 ENESCU Prelude a l’unison from suite op. 9 Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7-8/03 + EÖTVÖS Shadows Savaria Symphony Orch. 7/04 GLAZUNOV Alto Saxophone concerto Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/20/00 GLINKA Russlan and Ludmilla overture Armenian Phil. Orch. 10/19/08 HANDEL arr. Mozart excepts from The Messiah Overture Aria: Warum entbrennen die Heiden Chorus: Hallejulah Gächinger KantoreI, Bach-Collegium Stuttgart, 9/06 HAYDN Cello concerto in D Major Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/03 HAYDN Kleine Orgel Messe Collegium Dorotheum Wien 5/09 HAYDN Piano concerto in F major, HXV111: F1 IP piano school orch. concert 5/11 HAYDN Violin concerto no. 1 in C Major Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/02 HAYDN Symphony #49 in F minor Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/12/99 HINDEMITH Trauermusik Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/03 HINDEMITH The Four Temperaments Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/16/01 HINDEMITH Mathis der Maler symphony Monteux Festival Orch.-6/28/98 IBERT Escales Monteux Festival Orch.-7/23/00 KIM, Solbong Snooze Phantasm Atlantic Music Festival orch. 8/10 LACHENMANN, Helmut Mouvement - v.d. E. Divertimento Ensemble 4/06 LARSSON, Lars-Erik Concertino, trombone and strings Fidelio Chamber Orch.-9/28/97 NEC ensemble, 3/98 LEHAR Die Lustige Witwe, excerpts Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 LISZT Wiegenlied Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/12/99 MADERNA Satyricon Divertimento Ensemble 6/07 MANEVICH Clarinet concerto Orquesta Sinfonica de Loja, 4/09 MENDELSSOHN Die Erste Walpurgisnacht Orchestre Phil. Du Luxembourg, Europa Chor Akademie 9/05 MENDELSSOHN Piano concerto #1 in g minor Boston University ensemble 4/00 MENDELSSOHN Piano con. in A minor (strings) Kammerphil. Berlin-Brandenburg 11/10 MENDELSSOHN Schöne Melusine, op. 32 Orchestre de la Francophonie 8/6/11 MENDELSSOHN Sinfonia #4 in c minor Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/02 MENDELSSOHN Sinfonia #10 in B minor Fidelio Chamber Orch.-9/28/97 MENDELSSOHN Violin concerto in E minor Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/03 MILHAUD Concerto d’Hiver (trombone) Indiana Univ. ensemble-4/21/95 +*MNATSAKANYAN Symphony #2 Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/20/00 MOZART Cosi Fan Tutte, excerpts Schoenbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 MOZART Idomeneo, excerpts Dresden Hochschule orch. 6/03 MOZART Idomeneo, ballet music Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 MOZART Le Nozze di Figaro, overture Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 MOZART Le Nozze di Figaro, excertps Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 MOZART Die Zauberfloete, excerpts Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 MOZART Adagio and Fugue, k.546 Fidelio Chamber Orch.-9/28/97 MOZART Concert rondo for piano & orch. Boston University ensemble 4/00 MOZART Piano concerto in G, k. 453 IP piano school orch. concert 5/11 MOZART Piano concerto in F, k.459 Boston University ensemble 4/00 MOZART Piano concerto in A, k.488 Boston University ensemble 4/00 MOZART Piano concerto in Bb, k.595 RTE National S. O. of Ireland, 7/01 MOZART Sinfonia Concertante, K364 Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/03 MOZART Violin concerto #3 G major Fidelio Chamber Orch.-10/9/99 Oradea State Phil. Orch-2/4/02 MOZART Violin concerto #4 D major Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/02 IfBK GmbH · Artists Management · Gocher Strasse 19 · D-50733 Köln Ulrike Range · [email protected] · +49 (0) 178 – 400 91 34 · www.ifbk.com DAVID ALEXANDER RAHBEE REPERTOIRE MOZART Violin concerto #5 A major Fidelio Chamber Orch.-10/8/00 MOZART Eine Kleine Nacht Musik Hingham Sym. Orch.-5/8/99 MOZART Symphony #25 in G minor Schoenbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 MOZART Symphony #29 in A major Fidelio Chamber Orch.-9/27/98 MOZART Symphony #39 in E-flat major Schoenbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 MOZART Symphony #41 in C major Atlantic Music Festival orch. 8/10 MOZART Symphony #40 in G minor Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/16/01 NICOLAI The Merry Wives of Windsor overture Monteux Festival Orch.-7/26/98 NIELSEN Aladdin Suite, op. 34 Orquesta Sinfonica de Loja, 4/09 NIELSEN Little Suite, op. 1 Fidelio Chamber Orch.-9/27/98 NIELSEN Symphony no. 1 in G minor Brasov Phil. Orch-10/04 NIELSEN Symphony no. 2 "the 4 temperaments" Orchestre de la Franophonie 8/6/11 OFFENBACH Blue-Beard overture Hingham Sym. Orch.-5/7/98 PÄRT Fratres (strings & percussion) Fidelio Chamber Orch. -10/8/00 POPPER Elfentanz Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/03 PROKOFIEV The Love for Three Oranges suite Monteux Festival Orch.-6/22/97 RAVEL Valses Nobles et Sentementales Monteux Festival Orch.-6/01 RESPIGHI Il Tramonto Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/22/98 RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Capriccio Espagnol Monteux Festival Orch.-7/28/96 RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Scheherazade Monteux Festival Orch.-7/9/00 ROTA Concerto for Strings Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/02 SAINT-SAENS Carnival of the Animals IP piano school orch. concert 5/11 SAINT-SAENS Cello concerto no. 1 in a minor Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/03 SARASATE Zigeunerweisen Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/02 SCHOENBERG Pierrot Lunaire members of Stavanger Sym., 10/04 SCHREKER Intermezzo, op. 8 Fidelio Chamber Orch.-2/16/01 SCHUBERT Rosamunde incidental music Orchestre Phil. Du Luxembourg 9/05 SCHUBERT Symphony #5 Fidelio Chamber Orch.-10/9/99 SCHUMANN Overture, Scherzo, and Finale Oradea State Phil. Orch-2/4/02 SHOSTAKOVICH Festive Overture NEC Symphony Orch.-4/12/00 SHOSTAKOVICH Piano concerto no. 1, op. 35 Kammerphil. Berlin-Brandenburg 11/10 SIBELIUS Andante Festivo Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7-8/03 SIBELIUS Pelleas & Melisande, op. 46 Atlantic Music Festival orch. 8/10 SIBELIUS Romance in C Major, op. 42 Goppisberger Musik Wochen 7/02 SIBELIUS Varsang (Spring Song, op. 16) Brasov Philharmonic orch., 9/03 STRAUSS, J. Jr. Voices of Spring waltzes Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAUSS, J. Jr. Blue Danube waltzes Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAUSS, J. Jr. Radetzky March Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAUSS, J. Jr. Seufzer Gallop Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAUSS, J. Jr. Zigeunerbaron, overture Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAUSS, J. Jr. Zigeunerbaron, excerpts Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAUSS, J. Jr. Wiener Blut, excerpts Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAUSS, J. Jr. Unter Donner und Blitz polka Hingham Sym. Orch.-5/7/98 Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAUSS, Joseph. Ohne Sorgen, polka Schönbrunner Schloss Orch. 4/05 STRAVINSKY Concerto in D for strings Fidelio Chamber Orch.-10/9/99 STRAVINSKY Firebird suite, orch.
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