William Schuman: The Witch of Endor

~ Release by William Schuman; Boston Modern Orchestra Project, Gil Rose (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Tracklist

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1Judith, Choreographic Poem
bass clarinet:
Amy Advocat (clarinetist) (on 2017-10-29)
bass trombone:
Christopher Beaudry (on 2017-10-29)
bassoon:
Ronald Haroutunian (bassoonist) (on 2017-10-29) and Jensen Ling (on 2017-10-29)
cello:
Miriam Bolkosky (on 2017-10-29), Ariel Friedman (on 2017-10-29), Stephen Marotto (on 2017-10-29), Velleda Miragias (on 2017-10-29), Rafael Popper-Keizer (American cellist) (on 2017-10-29) and Amy Wensink (on 2017-10-29)
clarinet:
Gary Gorczyca (on 2017-10-29) and Michael Norsworthy (American clarinetist) (on 2017-10-29)
contrabassoon:
Kevin Grainger (bassoonist) (on 2017-10-29)
cor anglais [English horn]:
Nancy Dimock (oboist) (on 2017-10-29)
double bass [bass]:
Anthony D’Amico (double bassist) (on 2017-10-29), Scott Fitzsimmons (on 2017-10-29), Reginald Lamb (on 2017-10-29) and Bebo Shiu (on 2017-10-29)
flute:
Ashley Addington (flautist) (on 2017-10-29) and Sarah Brady (flautist) (on 2017-10-29)
horn:
Neil Godwin (on 2017-10-29), Joseph Cradler (on 2017-10-29), Alex Stening (on 2017-10-29) and Sarah Sutherland (on 2017-10-29)
oboe:
Laura Pardee (on 2017-10-29) and Jennifer Slowik (oboist) (on 2017-10-29)
percussion:
Robert Schulz (percussionist, principal in BMOP) (on 2017-10-29) and Nicholas Tolle (cimbalom player) (on 2017-10-29)
piano:
Linda Osborn (pianist) (on 2017-10-29)
piccolo:
Jessica Lizak (on 2017-10-29)
timpani:
Craig McNutt (on 2017-10-29)
trombone:
Hans Bohn (on 2017-10-29) and Victoria Garcia-Daskalova (on 2017-10-29)
trumpet:
Michael Dobrinski (on 2017-10-29) and Andrew Sorg (trumpeter) (on 2017-10-29)
tuba:
Kenneth Amis (tuba player from Bermuda) (on 2017-10-29)
viola:
Sharon Bielik (on 2017-10-29), Nathaniel Farny (on 2017-10-29), Noriko Futagami (on 2017-10-29), Sam Kelder (American violist) (on 2017-10-29), Lauren Nelson (on 2017-10-29), Dimitar Petkov (violist) (on 2017-10-29), Emily Rideout (on 2017-10-29) and Emily Rome (on 2017-10-29)
violin [violin I]:
Alexandra Labinska (violinist) (on 2017-10-29), Natalie Calma (on 2017-10-29), Angelia Cho (on 2017-10-29), Kyra Davies (on 2017-10-29), Sonia Deng (on 2017-10-29), Gabriela Díaz (American violinist) (on 2017-10-29), Tudor Dornescu (on 2017-10-29), Rose Drucker (on 2017-10-29), Nicole Parks (violinist) (on 2017-10-29) and Alyssa Wang (on 2017-10-29)
violin [violin II]:
Susan Jensen (violinist) (on 2017-10-29), Lizzie Jones (violinist) (on 2017-10-29), Sean Larkin (on 2017-10-29), Mina Lavcheva (on 2017-10-29), Kay Rooney Matthews (on 2017-10-29), Shadwa Mussad (on 2017-10-29), Amy Rawstron (on 2017-10-29), Nivedita Sarnath (on 2017-10-29), Klaudia Szlachta (on 2017-10-29) and Edward Wu (on 2017-10-29)
recorded at:
Jordan Hall in Boston, Massachusetts, United States (on 2017-10-29)
recording of:
Judith (Choreographic Poem for Orchestra) (on 2017-10-29)
composer:
William Schuman (American composer) (in 1949)
premiered by:
Louisville Orchestra (on 1950-01-04) and Robert Whitney (conductor, composer) (on 1950-01-04)
premiered at:
Columbia Auditorium in Louisville, Kentucky, United States (on 1950-01-04)
William Schuman21:19
2Night Journey
bass clarinet:
Amy Advocat (clarinetist) (on 2015-07-16)
bassoon:
Ronald Haroutunian (bassoonist) (on 2015-07-16)
cello:
Shay Rudolph (on 2015-07-16)
double bass [bass]:
Bebo Shiu (on 2015-07-16)
flute:
Sarah Brady (flautist) (on 2015-07-16)
horn:
Neil Godwin (on 2015-07-16)
oboe:
Jennifer Slowik (oboist) (on 2015-07-16)
piano:
Linda Osborn (pianist) (on 2015-07-16)
viola:
Egor Antonenko (on 2015-07-16), Noriko Futagami (on 2015-07-16) and Emily Rome (on 2015-07-16)
violin [violin I]:
Piotr Buczek (on 2015-07-16), Sean Larkin (on 2015-07-16), Amy Sims (on 2015-07-16) and Zoya Tsvetkova (on 2015-07-16)
recorded at:
Fraser Hall at WGBH studios in Boston, Massachusetts, United States (on 2015-07-16)
recording of:
Night Journey (on 2015-07-16)
composer:
William Schuman (American composer) (in 1947)
premiered by:
Louis Horst (on 1947-05-03)
premiered at:
Cambridge High and Latin School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States (on 1947-05-03)
William Schuman20:33
3The Witch of Endor: Part I
bassoon:
Ronald Haroutunian (bassoonist) (on 2016-07-14)
cello:
Nicole Cariglia (on 2016-07-14) and Velleda Miragias (on 2016-07-14)
clarinet:
Michael Norsworthy (American clarinetist) (on 2016-07-14)
double bass [bass]:
Bebo Shiu (on 2016-07-14)
flute:
Sarah Brady (flautist) (on 2016-07-14)
harp:
Amanda Romano (on 2016-07-14)
horn:
Kevin Owen (French hornist, educator) (on 2016-07-14)
oboe:
Jennifer Slowik (oboist) (on 2016-07-14)
percussion:
Johnathan Hess (on 2016-07-14) and Robert Schulz (percussionist, principal in BMOP) (on 2016-07-14)
piano:
Linda Osborn (pianist) (on 2016-07-14)
timpani:
Craig McNutt (on 2016-07-14)
trumpet:
Terry Everson (U.S. trumpet player) (on 2016-07-14)
tuba:
Takatsugu Hagiwara (on 2016-07-14)
viola:
Noriko Futagami, Abigail Cross (on 2016-07-14) and Emily Rideout (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin I]:
MaeLynn Arnold (on 2016-07-14), Piotr Buczek (on 2016-07-14) and Jae Young Cosmos Lee (US violinist, early 21st c.) (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin II]:
Kay Rooney Matthews (on 2016-07-14), Megumi Stohs (American violinist) (on 2016-07-14) and Zoya Tsvetkova (on 2016-07-14)
recorded at:
Distler Hall in Medford, Massachusetts, United States (on 2016-07-14)
partial recording of:
The Witch of Endor (on 2016-07-14)
miscellaneous support:
Martha Graham (American dancer) (task: choreographer)
writer:
William Schuman (American composer) (from 1965-06 until 1965)
premiered by:
Martha Graham Dance Company (on 1965-11-02)
premiered at:
54th Street Theater in New York, New York, United States (on 1965-11-02)
William Schuman6:39
4The Witch of Endor: Part II
bassoon:
Ronald Haroutunian (bassoonist) (on 2016-07-14)
cello:
Nicole Cariglia (on 2016-07-14) and Velleda Miragias (on 2016-07-14)
clarinet:
Michael Norsworthy (American clarinetist) (on 2016-07-14)
double bass [bass]:
Bebo Shiu (on 2016-07-14)
flute:
Sarah Brady (flautist) (on 2016-07-14)
harp:
Amanda Romano (on 2016-07-14)
horn:
Kevin Owen (French hornist, educator) (on 2016-07-14)
oboe:
Jennifer Slowik (oboist) (on 2016-07-14)
percussion:
Johnathan Hess (on 2016-07-14) and Robert Schulz (percussionist, principal in BMOP) (on 2016-07-14)
piano:
Linda Osborn (pianist) (on 2016-07-14)
timpani:
Craig McNutt (on 2016-07-14)
trumpet:
Terry Everson (U.S. trumpet player) (on 2016-07-14)
tuba:
Takatsugu Hagiwara (on 2016-07-14)
viola:
Abigail Cross (on 2016-07-14), Noriko Futagami (on 2016-07-14) and Emily Rideout (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin I]:
MaeLynn Arnold (on 2016-07-14), Piotr Buczek (on 2016-07-14) and Jae Young Cosmos Lee (US violinist, early 21st c.) (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin II]:
Kay Rooney Matthews (on 2016-07-14), Megumi Stohs (American violinist) (on 2016-07-14) and Zoya Tsvetkova (on 2016-07-14)
recorded at:
Distler Hall in Medford, Massachusetts, United States (on 2016-07-14)
partial recording of:
The Witch of Endor (on 2016-07-14)
miscellaneous support:
Martha Graham (American dancer) (task: choreographer)
writer:
William Schuman (American composer) (from 1965-06 until 1965)
premiered by:
Martha Graham Dance Company (on 1965-11-02)
premiered at:
54th Street Theater in New York, New York, United States (on 1965-11-02)
William Schuman8:08
5The Witch of Endor: Part III
bassoon:
Ronald Haroutunian (bassoonist) (on 2016-07-14)
cello:
Nicole Cariglia (on 2016-07-14) and Velleda Miragias (on 2016-07-14)
clarinet:
Michael Norsworthy (American clarinetist) (on 2016-07-14)
double bass [bass]:
Bebo Shiu (on 2016-07-14)
flute:
Sarah Brady (flautist) (on 2016-07-14)
harp:
Amanda Romano (on 2016-07-14)
horn:
Kevin Owen (French hornist, educator) (on 2016-07-14)
oboe:
Jennifer Slowik (oboist) (on 2016-07-14)
percussion:
Johnathan Hess (on 2016-07-14) and Robert Schulz (percussionist, principal in BMOP) (on 2016-07-14)
piano:
Linda Osborn (pianist) (on 2016-07-14)
timpani:
Craig McNutt (on 2016-07-14)
trumpet:
Terry Everson (U.S. trumpet player) (on 2016-07-14)
tuba:
Takatsugu Hagiwara (on 2016-07-14)
viola:
Abigail Cross (on 2016-07-14), Noriko Futagami (on 2016-07-14) and Emily Rideout (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin I]:
MaeLynn Arnold (on 2016-07-14), Piotr Buczek (on 2016-07-14) and Jae Young Cosmos Lee (US violinist, early 21st c.) (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin II]:
Kay Rooney Matthews (on 2016-07-14), Megumi Stohs (American violinist) (on 2016-07-14) and Zoya Tsvetkova (on 2016-07-14)
recorded at:
Distler Hall in Medford, Massachusetts, United States (on 2016-07-14)
partial recording of:
The Witch of Endor (on 2016-07-14)
miscellaneous support:
Martha Graham (American dancer) (task: choreographer)
writer:
William Schuman (American composer) (from 1965-06 until 1965)
premiered by:
Martha Graham Dance Company (on 1965-11-02)
premiered at:
54th Street Theater in New York, New York, United States (on 1965-11-02)
William Schuman8:00
6The Witch of Endor: Part IV
bassoon:
Ronald Haroutunian (bassoonist) (on 2016-07-14)
cello:
Nicole Cariglia (on 2016-07-14) and Velleda Miragias (on 2016-07-14)
clarinet:
Michael Norsworthy (American clarinetist) (on 2016-07-14)
double bass [bass]:
Bebo Shiu (on 2016-07-14)
flute:
Sarah Brady (flautist) (on 2016-07-14)
harp:
Amanda Romano (on 2016-07-14)
horn:
Kevin Owen (French hornist, educator) (on 2016-07-14)
oboe:
Jennifer Slowik (oboist) (on 2016-07-14)
percussion:
Johnathan Hess (on 2016-07-14) and Robert Schulz (percussionist, principal in BMOP) (on 2016-07-14)
piano:
Linda Osborn (pianist) (on 2016-07-14)
timpani:
Craig McNutt (on 2016-07-14)
trumpet:
Terry Everson (U.S. trumpet player) (on 2016-07-14)
tuba:
Takatsugu Hagiwara (on 2016-07-14)
viola:
Abigail Cross (on 2016-07-14), Noriko Futagami (on 2016-07-14) and Emily Rideout (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin I]:
MaeLynn Arnold (on 2016-07-14), Piotr Buczek (on 2016-07-14) and Jae Young Cosmos Lee (US violinist, early 21st c.) (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin II]:
Kay Rooney Matthews (on 2016-07-14), Megumi Stohs (American violinist) (on 2016-07-14) and Zoya Tsvetkova (on 2016-07-14)
recorded at:
Distler Hall in Medford, Massachusetts, United States (on 2016-07-14)
partial recording of:
The Witch of Endor (on 2016-07-14)
miscellaneous support:
Martha Graham (American dancer) (task: choreographer)
writer:
William Schuman (American composer) (from 1965-06 until 1965)
premiered by:
Martha Graham Dance Company (on 1965-11-02)
premiered at:
54th Street Theater in New York, New York, United States (on 1965-11-02)
William Schuman8:21
7The Witch of Endor: Part V
bassoon:
Ronald Haroutunian (bassoonist) (on 2016-07-14)
cello:
Nicole Cariglia (on 2016-07-14) and Velleda Miragias (on 2016-07-14)
clarinet:
Michael Norsworthy (American clarinetist) (on 2016-07-14)
double bass [bass]:
Bebo Shiu (on 2016-07-14)
flute:
Sarah Brady (flautist) (on 2016-07-14)
harp:
Amanda Romano (on 2016-07-14)
horn:
Kevin Owen (French hornist, educator) (on 2016-07-14)
oboe:
Jennifer Slowik (oboist) (on 2016-07-14)
percussion:
Johnathan Hess (on 2016-07-14) and Robert Schulz (percussionist, principal in BMOP) (on 2016-07-14)
piano:
Linda Osborn (pianist) (on 2016-07-14)
timpani:
Craig McNutt (on 2016-07-14)
trumpet:
Terry Everson (U.S. trumpet player) (on 2016-07-14)
tuba:
Takatsugu Hagiwara (on 2016-07-14)
viola:
Abigail Cross (on 2016-07-14), Noriko Futagami (on 2016-07-14) and Emily Rideout (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin I]:
MaeLynn Arnold (on 2016-07-14), Piotr Buczek (on 2016-07-14) and Jae Young Cosmos Lee (US violinist, early 21st c.) (on 2016-07-14)
violin [violin II]:
Kay Rooney Matthews (on 2016-07-14), Megumi Stohs (American violinist) (on 2016-07-14) and Zoya Tsvetkova (on 2016-07-14)
recorded at:
Distler Hall in Medford, Massachusetts, United States (on 2016-07-14)
partial recording of:
The Witch of Endor (on 2016-07-14)
miscellaneous support:
Martha Graham (American dancer) (task: choreographer)
writer:
William Schuman (American composer) (from 1965-06 until 1965)
premiered by:
Martha Graham Dance Company (on 1965-11-02)
premiered at:
54th Street Theater in New York, New York, United States (on 1965-11-02)
William Schuman8:35