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Catalog of Audio Recordings February, 2009 Catalog of Audio Recordings February, 2009 Composers From the West Rare, Unusual and Eclectic Repertoire Historical Americana Carlos Chavez Chamber Music Volumes I and II Grammy® Winners - 2004 and 2005 Small Ensemble Category Southwest Chamber Music 50th ANNUAL GRAMMY® AWARDS NOMINATION New Release BEST INSTRUMENTAL SOLOIST PERFORMER Rufus Choi, piano (WITHOUT ORCHESTRA) Cambria Master Recordings Box 374, Lomita, California 90717 • USA Phone 310-831-1322 • Fax 310-833-7442 WWW.Cambriamus.com [email protected] ORCHESTRAL RECORDINGS ORCHESTRA WORKS BY ELINOR REMICK WARREN The Crystal Lake; Symphony in One Movement; Along the Western Shore; Suite for Orchestra; Good Morning, America (Narrator: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.). Polish Radio Orchestra, Cracow. Szymon Kawalla, conductor. CD1042 ELINOR REMICK WARREN - THE LEGEND OF KING ARTHUR Choral Symphony Thomas Hampson, baritone; Lawrence Vincent, ten., Polish Radio Orch. and Chorus, Cracow. S. Kawalla, conductor. CD1043 SINGING EARTH - Choral/Orchestral Works by ELINOR REMICK WARREN Featuring American Baritone THOMAS HAMPSON Bruce Ferden conducts the Polish Radio Orchestra and Chorus of Krakow. Includes Singing Earth (orchestra and baritone soloist); The Harp Weaver (orchestra, chorus and baritone soloist); The Sleeping Beauty (orchestra, chorus, and soloists); and Abram in Egypt (orchestra, chorus, and baritone soloist). CD1095 THE MUSIC OF WILLIAM KRAFT Concerto For Four Percussion Soloists and Orchestra (Zubin Mehta and the Los Angeles Philh. Orchestra); Contextures:Riots - Decade '60 (Mehta and LAPO); Games: Collage No. 1, (Los Angeles Horn Club); Double Trio. CD1071 THREE ROMANTIC VIOLIN CONCERTI FAURE: Concerto in D Minor (Allegro); SIBELIUS: Concerto in D Minor; RICHARD DICIEDUE: Concerto in D. Mischa Lefkowitz, violin. Polish National Radio Symphony, David Amos, conductor. CD1064 EUGENE ZADOR - CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS - Choral Symphony (soloists, Concert Choir of Long Island. The American Symphony Orchestra, Laszlo Halasz, Conductor); STUDIES FOR ORCHESTRA (Westphalian Symphony, Paul Freeman, conductor). CD1100 ORCHESTRAL WORKS BY LEO ARNAUD The Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Krakow, Masatoshi Mitsumoto, conductor. Symphonie Francaise; Latin American Scenario; Midinette for Orchestra and Clarinet; In Memoriam (string ensemble); Well Tempered Oboist for orchestra and oboist; and Bugler's Dream (from Charge!) for brass ensemble (ABC-TV Olympic Theme Fanfare Music). CD1074 WILLIAM GRANT STILL Symphony No. 3 (North Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, Carlton Woods, conductor); Festive Overture (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London, Arthur Lipkin, conductor); Romance for Saxophone and Piano (Robert Umiker, Saxophone, Arthur Tollefson, piano); Folk Suite No. 4; Three Rhythmic Spirituals and I Feel Like My Time Ain't Long (Schola Cantorum of the University of Arkansas, Jack Groh, conductor). CD1060 ORCHESTRAL WORKS BY BYON-KON KIM Choyop (Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra); The Seven Last Words of Christ (Euny P. Kim organ, Carroll Raynor, percussion); Epitaph (California E.A.R. Unit); Festival Symphony (Korean Philharmonic Orchestra). CD1046 URBAN CLASSICAL - THE MUSIC OF ED BLAND Piece For Chamber Orchestra (Speculum Musicae); Sketches Set 1 (Light Fantastic Players); Brass Quintet (American Brass Quintet); For Flute; For Violin; For Clarinet; Sketches Set Seven (piano). CD1026 KORNGOLD IN VIENNA The Austrian Radio Orchestra, Vienna (1949) conducted by Max Schonherr. Selections from Der Schneeman; Violanta; Tomorrow; Much Ado About Nothing; Theme & Variations. CD1066 LEON LEVITCH Elegy for Strings, Op., 20 (Amer. Youth Sym., Mehli Mehta, cond.); Symphony No. 2, Op. 18 "The Taos" (Amer. Youth Symp., M. Mehta, cond.); Suite for Flute; String Orchestra & Harp, Op. 7 (UCLA Chamber Orchestra, Mehli Mehta, cond). CD1123 TCHAIKOVSKY, PETER ILYICH Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op.64. (Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Dong Hyock Hyun, conductor). CD1116 TAKTAKISHVILI, OTAR - BALAKIREV, MILY Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Minor (Moscow Phil. Orchestra, Jungran Kim Khwarg, piano; Dong Hyock Hyun, conductor); BALAKIREV, MILY - Tamara, Symphonic Poem (Moscow Philh. Orchestra, Dong Hyock Hyun, conductor) DDD. CD1120 REFLECTIONS - MUSIC BY ARNI EGILSSON Reflections (Iceland Sym. Orch., Koivula, cond.); Blaer (Hollywood Studios Woodwind Quintet); Just a Thought (Gloria Cheng, piano); Erinnerungen (Claudine Carlson, mez-sop, Robert Hunter, pn) Dies Irae (Choir of the Church of Langholt, Stefansson, cond.) CD-1132 HOLLYWOOD BOWL CONCERT (1928) DVORAK: Carnival Overture; DE FALLA: Ritual Fire Dance; BERLIOZ: March to the Scaffold; BALAKIREV: Islamey (arr. Alfredo Cassella); TCHAIKOWSKY: Ballet Suite from Swan Lake - Eugene Goossens and the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. (Also contains two rare rehearsal sequences: STRAVINSKY Rite of Spring; GLINKA: Kamarinskaya. CD1147 NIKOLAI MIASKOVSKY Concerto for Cello and Orchestra, Op. 66 (Ovidiu Marinescu, cello; Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, Konstantin Krimets, conductor); Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1 in D Major, Op. 12; Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 2 in A Minor, Op. 81. (Ovidiu Marinescu, cello; Kenneth Boulton, piano) CD1155 THE NIGHTENGALE'S RHAPSODY - MUSIC FOR CLARINET AND STRINGS - JEROME SUMMERS, CLARINET RONALD ROYER: Romance for Clarinet, Harp, Piano and Strings (2005); Rhapsody for Clarinet, Percussion and Strings. OLIVER WHITEHEAD: Pissarro Landscapes for Clarinet, Piano, Strings (2000); MICHAEL CONWAY BAKER: Concerto for Clarinet, Piano, Percussion and Strings, Op. 120 (2002); DALE REUBART: Fantasy for Clarinet and Strings (2002). CD 1172 DANCING ON THE BRINK OF THE WORLD - DEON NIELSEN PRICE Berkeley A. Price and John McLaughlin Williams, conductors. National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine Yellow Jade Banquet, Epitaphs for Fallen Heroes, America Themes, Gateways, States of Mind, Dancing on the Brink of the World DDD. CD1170 PIANO LEONARD PENNARIO (PIANO) - Film Themes and Variations Includes Midnight on the Cliffs; Romeo and Juliet; Midnight Cowboy; A Star is Born(1937); Waltz Suite (Rozsa); From the Terrace; Rocco and His Brothers; Kings Row; Invitation; The Sand Pebbles; The Umbrellas of Cherbourg. CD1093 BLACK DIAMONDS - Piano Music of African-Americans FLORENCE PRICE: Sonata; Dances in the Canebrakes; W. G. STILL: Three Visions; MARGARET BONDS: Troubled Water; ED BLAND: Sketches Set VII. Althea Waites, piano. CD1097 ERIC PARKIN PLAYS PIANO WORKS BY MIKLOS ROZSA. Sonata, Op. 20; Bagatelles, Op. 12; Variations, Op. 9; The Vintner's Daughter, Op. 23. Eric Parkin, piano. CD1081 ESTHER LEE KAPLAN (PIANO) PIANO WORKS BY ROBERT SCHUMANN AND FREDERIC CHOPIN. SCHUMANN: Carnaval, Op. 9; CHOPIN: Three Mazurkas; Valse in E minor; Nocturne in D flat major; Fantasie in F minor, Op. 49. Esther Lee Kaplan, piano. CD1098 ADVENTURES IN MUSIC-MAKING WITH THE HADDENS - DUO-PIANISTS. Rachmaninoff: Tears; Russian Easter; Milhaud: Brazileira; Bach: Vivace; Mozart: Andante-sonata K448; Gershwin: Prelude No. 2; Madeleine Dring: Lillliburlero, Tarantelle; Will Reed: Prelude to Annie the Valiant; Benjamin: Jamaican Rumba; Goodman: Stomping at the Savoy; Tansman: Cakewalk; F. Hadden: Bicentennial Suite,The Forgotten Factor; R. Hadden: The Bells Must Ring! Richard and Francis Hadden, duo-pianists. CD1065 PIANIST JAKOB GIMPEL AT AMBASSADOR AUDITORIUM - ALL CHOPIN RECITAL MAY 11th, 1978, PASADENA, CALIF. (COMPLETE PROGRAM) - Variations Brillantes, Opus 12; Impromptu in F-sharp Major; Ballade No. 1 in G minor; Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor; Barcarolle in F-sharp Major; Three Mazurkas, Two Etudes; Nocturne in E Major, Scherzo No. 1 in B minor - (Encores) Valse Oubliée (Liszt); Etude (Debussy) - CD1070 -2 CD SET - $19.95. PIANIST JAKOB GIMPEL AT AMBASSADOR AUDITORIUM - ALL CHOPIN RECITAL NO. 2 JANUARY 24th, 1976, PASADENA, CALIF. (COMPLETE PROGRAM) - Fantasie in F Minor, Twenty-Four Preludes, Sonata in B Minor - (Encores) Song Without Words No. 32 (Mendelssohn), Etude (Debussy), Waltz A-Flat Major, (Chopin.) CD1106 - 2 CD SET - $19.95. PIANO MUSIC OF JOHN BEALL Sonata for Piano (L'homme arme); Summer Pieces; Piano Fantasy; Black Raindrops. Steven Herbert Smith, piano.- Capriccio for Piano 4 Hands - Carol Beall and Lucia Unrau, duo-pianists. CD1105 MARGARET MILLS PLAYS WORKS BY CHABRIER AND DEBUSSY Chabrier: Pieces Pittoresques and Bouuree Fantasque; Debussy: Suite Bergamasque. Margaret Mills, piano. DDD - CD1128 PIANO WORKS BY RUTH SCHONTHAL AND LOWELL LIEBERMANN - MARGARET MILLS (PIANO) SCHONTHAL: Canticles (1987); Gestures (1978); Self-Portrait (1991); Liebermann: Sonata No 2 (1983); Sonata No. 1 (1977). CD1094 WILLIAM CORBETT-JONES (PIANO) Roger Nixon: Selections from Twelve Preludes (1984), Music for Piano (1994); Ravel: Sonatine; Bartok: 15 Hungarian Peasant Songs; Busoni: Fantasia nach J.S. Bach; Schubert: Sonata in A Major (D. 959) CD1119 WILLIAM CORBETT-JONES (PIANO) - ALL SCHUBERT PROGRAM Waltz No. 36 in F Major, D.365; Sonata in A minor, D.784; Sonata in B-flat Major, D.960; Hungarian Melodie in B minor, D.817; Allegretto in C minor, D.915; Eleven Landler, from 17 Landler, D.366; March in E Major, D.606. CD-1129 WILLIAM CORBETT-JONES (PIANO) - PIANO WORKS BY NIXON AND MOZART Roger Nixon: Seven Preludes (2000); Three Preludes from "12 Preludes" (1984). Mozart: Rondo in A minor, K.511; March in C Major, K408/I; Fantasia in D minor, K. 397/385g; Rondo in D Major, K. 485; Adagio in B minor, K. 540; Minuet in D Major, K355/576b; Gigue in G Major, K. 574; 10 Variations in G Major on "Les Hommes pieusement" (Gluck), K. 455; Sonata in D Major, K. 576. CD-1139 DANIEL POLLACK -
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