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Four pieces for mixed chorus, op. 27 ; Three satires for mixed chorus, op. 28 ; Septet-Suite, op. 29 ; Accompaniment to a cinematographic scene
String trio, op. 45 (1946) (18:53) -- Four pieces for mixed chorus, op. 27 (1925) (11:01) -- Three satires for mixed chorus, op. 28 (1925-26) (11:28)
The 1st work composed in 1946 ; the 2nd and 3rd works are for mixed chorus and instrumental ensemble composed in 1925-1926 ; the 4th work is for piano, two clarinets, bass clarinet, violin, viola and cello composed in 1925-26 ; the 5th work is for orchestra, composed in 1929-30.
Program notes by Fred Sherry and Robert Craft ([15] pages : ports.) inserted in container.
Rolf Schulte, violin, Richard O'Neill, viola, Fred Sherry, cello (1st work) ; Simon Joly Chorale, members of the London Sinfonietta (2nd and 3rd works) ; Christopher Oldfather, piano, Charles Neidich and Alan R. Kay, clarinets, Michael Lownstern, bass clarinet, Rolf Schulte, violin, Toby Appel, viola and Fred Sherry, cello, (4th work) ; London Symphony Orchestra (5th work).
The first work was recorded at the American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York City, November, 2005 ; the 2nd and 3rd works were recorded at Abbey Road Studio One, London, June 9th, 2006 ; the 4th work was recorded at Master Sound Astoria Studios, Astoria, New York, February, 1995 ; the 5th work was recorded at Abbey Road Studio One, London, May 29th, 1994.
The 2nd and 3rd works are sung in German.
Suites, piano, clarinets (3), violin, viola, cello
Begleitungsmusik zu einer Lichtspielszene