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Category Archives: Music
Hymn to the Vanished, a Comparison
This track is the original version for string orchestra performed by SONYC (String Orchestra of New York City). This is the complete recording of the clarinet and piano version: First off, the clarinet version uses a faster tempo, otherwise, by … Continue reading
Hymn to the Vanished
Back in February I premiered a new version (clarinet and piano) of an older work from 2001 I composed titled Hymn to the Vanished (string orchestra) at Adelphi University where I am the clarinet instructor. I only recently received the recording of … Continue reading
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Tagged Adelphi University, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra, clarinet music, Hall, S.O.N.Y.C., Weill Recital
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Observation: what is new (music)?
All sorts of asses ‘love’ poetry. Why not? It confirms them in the assininity of their deepest beliefs. It underlies the racial laziness, the unwillingness to think, the satisfaction of feeling oneself part of the race and of having all … Continue reading
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Air—Music for Yoga
If you have a yoga practice and you are a musician, a music lover or have a sensitivity to sound and music, you may find the somewhat random collections of mismatched music and sounds during a class to be irksome. Perhaps, too, … Continue reading
Finally, the Finale of Schoenberg’s “Serenade”
Listen to the seventh and last movement, Finale of Schoenberg’s “Serenade.” Enjoy.
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Schoenberg’s Serenade, Lied (ohne Worte)
Listen to the sixth movement, Lied, from Arnold Schoenberg’s “Serenade”, performed by University of Illinois faculty and students, 1981.
Schoenberg’s Serenade, Tanzscene
Fifth installment, Tanzscene, from Schoenberg’s “Serenade” performed by students and faculty of the University of Illinois, Bill DeFotis, conductor: I am sure many have noticed this before but I noticed it while I was making the mp3. When I heard … Continue reading
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Schoenberg’s Serenade, Sonett #217 von Petrarca
Listen to the fourth movement, Sonett #217 von Petrarca.
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Tagged BassClarinet, chamber music, Petrarcah, Schoenberg
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Schoenberg’s Serenade, Variationen
Listen to installment #3, Variationen. Bill DeFotis, conductor; Steve Whiting, baritone voice; Gary Grossman, clarinet; Mark Gustavson, bass clarinet; Larry Polansky, mandolin; Arun Chandra, guitar; John Garvey, violin; Nancy Thomas, viola; and Sarah Wiseman, cello. This May, 1981 recording session … Continue reading
Schoenberg’s Serenade, Menuett
Installment number two, Menuett: