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~ Release by Gerard Schwarz, William Bolcom (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Tracklist

1▼12" Vinyl
#TitleArtistRatingLength
A1From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific: Rondo Caprice
cornet:
Gerard Schwarz (conductor)
piano:
William Bolcom (American composer and pianist)
recording of:
From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific
composer:
Herbert L. Clarke (American cornetist and composer) (in 1912)
Herbert L. Clarke6:01
A2Sounds From the Hudson: Valse Brillante
cornet:
Gerard Schwarz (conductor)
piano:
William Bolcom (American composer and pianist)
recording of:
Sounds from the Hudson
composer:
Herbert L. Clarke (American cornetist and composer)
Herbert L. Clarke5:25
A3Willow Echoes
cornet:
Gerard Schwarz (conductor)
piano:
William Bolcom (American composer and pianist)
recording of:
Willow Echoes
composer:
Frank Simon (US composer, conductor, and cornetist)
Frank Simon3:55
A4Fantaisie and Variations on "The Carnival of Venice"
cornet:
Gerard Schwarz (conductor)
piano:
William Bolcom (American composer and pianist)
recording of:
Le Carnaval de Venise
composer:
Jean-Baptiste Arban (French cornet player and composer)
Jean-Baptiste Arban7:44
B1At the Beach: Concert Waltz
cornet:
Gerard Schwarz (conductor)
piano:
William Bolcom (American composer and pianist)
recording of:
At the Beach
composer:
Virgil Thomson (American composer)
Virgil Thomson4:42
B2The Debutante: Caprice Brillante
cornet:
Gerard Schwarz (conductor)
piano:
William Bolcom (American composer and pianist)
recording of:
The Debutante
composer:
Herbert L. Clarke (American cornetist and composer)
Herbert L. Clarke5:24
B3Slavische Fantasie
cornet:
Gerard Schwarz (conductor)
piano:
William Bolcom (American composer and pianist)
recording of:
Slavische Fantasie
composer:
Carl Höhne
Carl Höhne8:23
B4The Bride of the Waves: Polka Brillante
cornet:
Gerard Schwarz (conductor)
piano:
William Bolcom (American composer and pianist)
recording of:
Bride of the Waves (cornet solo)
composer:
Herbert L. Clarke (American cornetist and composer) (in 1904)
Herbert L. Clarke5:47