20th Century Voices in America

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1The Silver Talons of Piero Kostrov: Tableaux, Sound Pictures
recording engineer:
Marc Aubort (engineer / producer) (in 1973) and Joanna Nickrenz (in 1973)
alto flute and piccolo:
Bonnie Insull (in 1973)
celesta, harpsichord [electric] and piano:
Joel Spiegelman (Conductor, harpsichordist, pianist) (in 1973)
cello:
Deborah Reeder (in 1973)
clarinet [A-flat] and E-flat clarinet:
Arne Running (American composer) (in 1973)
double bass [vass]:
James Freeman (conductor) (in 1973)
French horn:
Jeffrey Langford (in 1973)
percussion:
Anthony Orlando (percussion) (in 1973) and Michael Sirotta (in 1973)
trombone:
David Rupp (in 1973)
trumpet:
Elin Frazier (in 1973)
viola:
Reed Hoyt (in 1973)
violin:
Joseph A. Donofrio (in 1973)
background vocals:
Harvey Van Buren (in 1973)
other vocals [Young Man]:
David Ralphe (actor) (in 1973)
other vocals [Young Woman]:
Maureen McFadden (in 1973)
soprano vocals:
Jan DeGaetani (mezzo‐soprano) (in 1973)
conductor:
Richard Wernick (American composer) (in 1973)
recording of:
Tableaux (in 1973)
lyricist:
Paul Rochberg
composer:
George Rochberg (American composer) (from 1968-08 until 1968-09)
dedicated to:
Elizabeth Suderburg and Robert Suderburg (American composer, conductor and pianist)
premiered by:
The Contemporary Group (on 1969-10-31) and Elizabeth Suderburg (on 1969-10-31)
premiered at:
University of Washington in Seattle, Washington, United States (on 1969-10-31)
is based on:
The Silver Talons of Piero Kostrov
George Rochberg21:30
2Madrigals: Book I: No. 1
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book I: No. 1. Verte desnuda es recordar la tierra (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1965)
dedicated to:
Natalie Koussevitzky and Сергей Кусевицкий (Serge Koussevitsky)
part of:
Madrigals, Book I
George Crumb2:02
3Madrigals: Book I: No. 2
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book I: No. 2. No piensan en la lluvia, y se han dormido (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1965)
dedicated to:
Natalie Koussevitzky and Сергей Кусевицкий (Serge Koussevitsky)
part of:
Madrigals, Book I
George Crumb3:18
4Madrigals: Book I: No. 3
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book I: No. 3. Los muertos llevan alas de musgo (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1965)
dedicated to:
Natalie Koussevitzky and Сергей Кусевицкий (Serge Koussevitsky)
part of:
Madrigals, Book I
George Crumb3:34
5Madrigals: Book II: No. 1
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book II: No. 1. Bebe el agua tranquila de la canción añeja (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1965)
dedicated to:
Natalie Koussevitzky and Сергей Кусевицкий (Serge Koussevitsky)
part of:
Madrigals, Book II
George Crumb1:40
6Madrigals: Book II: No. 2
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book II: No. 2. La muerte entra y sale de la taberna (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1965)
dedicated to:
Natalie Koussevitzky and Сергей Кусевицкий (Serge Koussevitsky)
part of:
Madrigals, Book II
George Crumb3:20
7Madrigals: Book II: No. 3
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book II: No. 3. Caballito negro Donde llevas tu jinete muerto? (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1965)
dedicated to:
Natalie Koussevitzky and Сергей Кусевицкий (Serge Koussevitsky)
part of:
Madrigals, Book II
George Crumb1:24
8Madrigals: Book III: No. 1
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book III: No. 1. La noche canta desnuda sobre los puentes de marzo (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1969)
dedicated to:
Elizabeth Suderburg
part of:
Madrigals, Book III
George Crumb1:46
9Madrigals: Book III: No. 2
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book III: No. 2. Quiero dormir el sueño de las manzanas (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1969)
dedicated to:
Elizabeth Suderburg
part of:
Madrigals, Book III
George Crumb1:59
10Madrigals: Book III: No. 3
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book III: No. 3. Nana, niño, nana del caballo grande que no quiso el agua (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1969)
dedicated to:
Elizabeth Suderburg
version of:
Nana del caballo grande (original poem)
part of:
Madrigals, Book III
George Crumb4:06
11Madrigals: Book IV: No. 1
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book IV: No. 1. Por qué nací entre espejos? (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1969)
dedicated to:
Elizabeth Suderburg
part of:
Madrigals, Book IV
George Crumb2:25
12Madrigals: Book IV: No. 2
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book IV: No. 2. Tu cuerpo, con la sombra violeta de mis manos, era un arcángel de frío (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1969)
dedicated to:
Elizabeth Suderburg
part of:
Madrigals, Book IV
George Crumb2:24
13Madrigals: Book IV: No. 3
double bass:
W. Ring Warner (in 1972)
flute:
Felix Skowronek (American flutist & professor of music) (in 1972)
harp:
Pamela Vokolek (in 1972)
percussion:
David Shrader (in 1972)
soprano vocals:
Elizabeth Suderberg (in 1972)
additional conductor:
Robert Suderberg (American composer, conductor and pianist) (in 1972)
recording of:
Madrigals, Book IV: No. 3. La muerte me está mirando desde las torres de Córdoba! (in 1972)
lyricist:
Federico García Lorca (Spanish poet, playwright and composer)
composer:
George Crumb (American composer) (in 1969)
dedicated to:
Elizabeth Suderburg
part of:
Madrigals, Book IV
George Crumb4:54
14The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs
recording engineer:
David Hancock (pianist & recording engineer) (in 1976)
guitar:
David Starobin (American classical guitarist) (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Rosalind Rees (in 1976)
recording of:
The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs (in 1976)
lyricist:
James Joyce (Irish writer)
composer:
John Cage (American composer) (in 1942)
John Cage3:04
15Tell Me Where Is Fancy Bred
recording engineer:
David Hancock (pianist & recording engineer) (in 1976)
guitar:
David Starobin (American classical guitarist) (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Rosalind Rees (in 1976)
recording of:
Tell Me Where Is Fancy Bred (in 1976)
lyricist:
William Shakespeare (English poet and playwright)
composer:
Elliott Carter (American composer) (in 1938)
was commissioned by:
Mercury Theatre
is based on:
The Merchant of Venice
Elliott Carter3:24
16Orpheus With His Lute
recording engineer:
David Hancock (pianist & recording engineer) (in 1976)
guitar:
David Starobin (American classical guitarist) (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Rosalind Rees (in 1976)
recording of:
Orpheus with his lute (in 1976)
lyricist:
William Shakespeare (English poet and playwright)
composer:
William Schuman (American composer) (in 1944)
William Schuman2:12
17Tell Me Where Is Fancy Bred
recording engineer:
David Hancock (pianist & recording engineer) (in 1976)
clarinet:
Richard Wagner (clarinet) (in 1976)
guitar:
David Starobin (American classical guitarist) (in 1976)
soprano vocals:
Rosalind Rees (in 1976)
recording of:
Tell Me Where Is Fancy Bred (in 1976)
lyricist:
William Shakespeare (English poet and playwright)
composer:
Andrew Imbrie (father; American composer and pianist) (in 1964)
is based on:
The Merchant of Venice
Andrew Imbrie1:24
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liner notes:William Bland (American composer)
Donald Chittum
Robert Johnson (American hornist and conductor, Philomusica/Marlboro)
copyrighted (©) by:The Vox Music Group (division of SPJ Music, Inc) (in 1995)