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Showing posts with label Andrew Litton. Show all posts

06 October 2016

William Walton: Cello Concerto; Symphony No.1 / Robert Cohen / Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra / Andrew Litton (FLAC)













William Walton: Cello Concerto; Symphony No.1 / Robert Cohen / Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra / Andrew Litton






Cello Concerto

1. - Moderato   8:15

2. - Allegro appassionato   6:23

3. - Lento    14:07

Robert Cohen, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Andrew Litton




Symphony No.1

4. - 1. Allegro assai   14:40

5. - 2. Presto, con malizia   6:25

6. - 3. Andante    11:17

7. - 4. Maestoso - Brioso ed ardentemente   12:52

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Andrew Litton





Roberto Cohen, cello
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra 
Andrew Litton, conductor








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30 September 2016

Ives: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 3 / Andrew Litton / Dallas Symphony Orchestra













Ives: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 3 / Andrew Litton / Dallas Symphony Orchestra







Symphony No. 2, for orchestra, S. 2 (K. 1A2)

1 - Andante moderato  6:07

2 - Allegro molto (con spirito)  11:29

3 - Adagio cantabile  9:31

4 - Lento maestoso  2:48

5 - Allegro molto vivace  9:50



Symphony No. 3: The Camp Meeting, for orchestra, S. 3 (K. 1A3)

6 - Old Folks Gatherin'. Andante maestoso  8:23

7 - Children's Day. Allegro  7:28

8 - Communion. Largo  8:17

9 - General William Booth Enters into Heaven, for chorus, optional solo voice, chamber orchestra & percussion, S. 181 (K. 5B9)  5:26







Christopher Adkins Cello
Donnie Ray Albert Baritone (Vocal)
Emanuel Borok  
Christoph Classen Producer
Thomas Cole Cover Art
Dallas Symphony Chorus  
Dallas Symphony Orchestra 
David R. Davidson Choir Director
Elke Hockings Liner Note Translation
Richard Howard Art Research
Andrew Keener Producer
Vachel Lindsay Text
Andrew Litton Conductor 
Jeff Mee Engineer
Tim Parry Booklet Editor
Simon Perry Executive Producer
Phil Rowlands Post Production Assistant
Jan Swafford Liner Notes
Danny Turner Photography
Andrés Villalta Engineer 







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13 September 2016

An American Tapestry - Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Andrew Litton














An American Tapestry - Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Andrew Litton 


  New England Triptych

    Composed By – William Schuman


1 I. Be Glad Then, America 5:11
2 II. When Jesus Wept 7:34
3 III. Chester 3:04



4 The White Peacock, Op. 7, No. 1

    Composed By – Charles Tomlinson Griffes 5:15



        Three Places In New England

    Composed By – Charles Ives


5 I. The 'St. Gaudens' In Boston Common (Col. Robert Gould Shaw And His Coloured Regiment) 8:49
6 II. Putnam's Camp, Redding, Connecticut 5:48
7 III. The Housatonic At Stockbridge 3:49



Mysterious Mountain (Symphony No. 2)

    Composed By – Alan Hovhaness


8 Andante Con Moto 6:17
9 Moderato Maestoso (Double Fugue) 5:33
10 Andante Espressivo 5:12



The Incredible Flutist

    Composed By – Walter Piston


11 Introduction - Siesta In The Market Place 1:17
12 Entrance Of The Vendors 2:15
13 Entrance Of The Customers 0:33
14 Tango Of The Merchant's Daughters 3:21
15 Arrival Of The Circus 0:30
16 Circus March 0:35
17 The Flutist 1:52
18 Minuet 0:40
19 Spanish Waltz 0:55
20 (Eight O'Clock Strikes) 0:17
21 Siciliana 2:21
22 Polka Finale 2:02








Artwork [Quilt Pieced By] – Nylene Dory
Booklet Editor [Booklet Preparation & Editing] – Katherine A. Dory
Conductor – Andrew Litton
Design [Graphic Design] – Kimberly Smith Co.
Edited By, Mastered By – Brian C. Peters
Engineer – Brian C. Peters, Douglas Brown (2)
Executive-Producer – Brian M. Levine
Liner Notes – Kevin Bazzana
Orchestra – Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Photography [Cover Photography] – Bill Murphy
Photography By [Cover Photography] – Brian M. Levine, Craig D. Dory
Producer – Andrew Keener


Recorded in the Eugene McDermott Hall at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, Texas in May 1995









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