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559278 inlay EU 20/3/06 9:02 pm Page 1 NAXOS Playing Ned Time: 62:42 ROREM 8.559278 (b.1923) ắ broadcasting and copying of this compact disc prohibited. translations reserved. Unauthorised public performance, All rights in this sound recording, artwork, texts and Made in the EU NED ROREM: Flute Concerto • Violin Concerto Violin NED ROREM: Flute Concerto • & AMERICAN CLASSICS Ả 2006 Naxos Rights International Ltd. 1 Pilgrims (1958) * 7:14 Chosen in 1988 as Composer of the Year by Musical America and now recognized as one of the finest song composers in Flute Concerto (2002)* 31:21 America, Ned Rorem has also written a 2 The Stone Tower 7:48 significant body of music for orchestra, 3 Leaving-Traveling-Hoping 7:57 including Three Symphonies (Naxos 4 Sirens 4:43 8.559149). Written in a refined tonal idiom like so much of Rorem’s music, the 5 Hymn 3:15 1985 Violin Concerto is notable for its 6 False Waltz 2:29 elegiac lyrical invention. The recent Flute 7 Résumé and Prayer 5:09 Concerto, the first in a series of Philadelphia Orchestra commissions for its principals, was described at its Violin Concerto (1985) 24:07 première as ‘not so much a concerto as a 8 Twilight 3:54 surpassingly imaginative fantasy for flute 9 Toccata-Chaconne 3:50 and orchestra’. It is performed on this 0 Romance Without Words 2:46 world première recording by its ! Midnight 6:09 dedicatee, Jeffrey Khaner. @ Toccata-Rondo 2:43 # Dawn 4:45 DDD Philippe Quint, Violin • Jeffrey Khaner, Flute Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra José Serebrier Booklet notes in English * denotes world première recording Kommentar auf Deutsch 8.559278 Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishing NED ROREM: Flute Concerto • Violin Concerto Violin NED ROREM: Flute Concerto • Recorded at Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, UK, 8.559278 on 16th and 17th June, 2005 • Producer: Tim Handley Engineer: Phil Rowlands • Booklet Notes: José Serebrier Cover Image: Ned Rorem at the piano by Jean Cocteau (by permission of Le Comité Jean Cocteau) American flag, folk artist, 1880s. 6 36943 92782 3 NAXOS.

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CMYK NAXOS Playing Ned Time: 59:18 ROREM (b. 1923) ROREM: ൿ broadcasting and copying of this compact disc prohibited. translations reserved. Unauthorised public performance, All rights in this sound recording, artwork, texts and Made in Canada 8.559315 & Piano Concerto No. 2 (1951) 34:08 AMERICAN CLASSICS Ꭿ 2007 Naxos Rights International Ltd. 1 I. Somber and Steady 15:55 Chosen in 1988 as Composer of the Year by 2 II. Quiet and Sad 12:35 Musical America and now recognized as one 3 III. Real Fast! 5:39 of the finest song composers in America, Ned Rorem has also written a significant body of Cello Concerto (2002) 25:10 music for orchestra, including three Piano Concerto No. 2 • Cello 4 I. Curtain Raise 1:40 Symphonies (Naxos 8.559149), a Violin 5 II. There and Back 3:59 Concerto and a Flute Concerto (Naxos 6 8.559278). When Leonard Bernstein gave the III. Three Queries, One Response 7:17 première of Rorem’s Third Symphony with 7 IV. Competitive Chaos 1:51 the New York Philharmonic in 1959, it 8 V. A Single Tone, A Dozen Implications 1:27 signaled a significant triumph for his 9 VI. One Coin, Two Sides 4:29 orchestral music, written in a tonal idiom 0 VII. Valse Rappelée 1:27 alien to the experimental practices of the day. ! Composed in Morocco in 1951, the Second VIII. Adrift 2:59 Piano Concerto has a distinctly American World Première Recordings character. The last movement, ‘Real Fast!’, is a tour de force for soloist and orchestra, with Simon Mulligan, Piano jazz-like rhythms and an exhilarating conclusion.
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