This excellent anthology of mainstream American Romanticism leads off with Virgil Thomson's Third Symphony, a 1972 orchestration of his Third String Quartet. Other works here include Norman Dello Joio's heartfelt New York Profiles of 1949, Ulysses Kay's melancholy Fantasy Variations of 1963, and Jack Beeson's robust 1959 Symphony No. 1. These works came from earlier CRI and Bay Cities releases and represent the best of the kind of music created in the 1930s by composers such as Roy Harris and Howard Hanson. Indeed, each composer here spent some time, either as student or teacher, at the Eastman School of Music, where Hanson taught. This music was popular once and may be again. Time will tell. It is certainly worth anyone's acquaintance. --Paul Cook
Symphony 3 / New York Profiles / Symphony 1,Thomson,Dello-Joio,Beeson,Strickland,Citadel,Classical,Classical Composers
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Symphony 3 / New York Profiles / Symphony 1
Thomson , Dello-Joio , Beeson , and Strickland Manufacturer: Citadel ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000003JWA Release Date: 1997-11-18 |
Tracks:
- Sym No.3: Allegro Moderato - New Hampshire SO/James Bolle
- Sym No.3: Tempo Di Valzer - New Hampshire SO/James Bolle
- Sym No.3: Adagio Sostenuto - New Hampshire SO/James Bolle
- Sym No.3: Allegretto - New Hampshire SO/James Bolle
- New York Profiles: Prld - The Cloisters - Oslo PO/Arthur Bennett Lipkin
- New York Profiles: Caprice - The Park - Oslo PO/Arthur Bennett Lipkin
- New York Profiles: Chorale Fant - The Tomb - Oslo PO/Arthur Bennett Lipkin
- New York Profiles: Festal Dance-Little Italy - Oslo PO/Arthur Bennett Lipkin
- Fant Vars - Oslo PO/Arthur Bennett Lipkin
- Sym No.1: Andante: Allegro Moderato - Polish National Radio Orch/William Strickland
- Sym No.1: Adagietto - Polish National Radio Orch/William Strickland
- Sym No.1: Lo Stesso Movimento: Allegro Buffo - Polish National Radio Orch/William Strickland
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This excellent anthology of mainstream American Romanticism leads off with Virgil Thomson's Third Symphony, a 1972 orchestration of his Third String Quartet. Other works here include Norman Dello Joio's heartfelt New York Profiles of 1949, Ulysses Kay's melancholy Fantasy Variations of 1963, and Jack Beeson's robust 1959 Symphony No. 1. These works came from earlier CRI and Bay Cities releases and represent the best of the kind of music created in the 1930s by composers such as Roy Harris and Howard Hanson. Indeed, each composer here spent some time, either as student or teacher, at the Eastman School of Music, where Hanson taught. This music was popular once and may be again. Time will tell. It is certainly worth anyone's acquaintance. --Paul CookTrack Listings:
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