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Album Summary
Performers
David Ritt (Trombone)
Susan Assadi (Viola)
Charles Butler (Trumpet)
Seth Krimsky (Bassoon)
Raymond Davis (Cello)
Notes & Reviews:
Aaron Copland's suite from the ballet Appalachian Spring won him a Pulitzer Prize and global recognition. The famous Quaker song 'Simple Gifts' and the American ambience of this suite contrast with the more modernist Symphonic Ode, which conveys rugged grandeur through an uncompromising structural unity. Neglected since the late 1960s, Paul Creston's music was once amongst the most frequently performed of any American composer. His poetic Symphony No. 3 is an orchestral Life of Christ, movingly expressed through themes inspired by Gregorian chant.
Notes & Reviews:Recording information: Seattle Center Opera House, USA (1992-01-06_1992-01-07&1993-).
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Works Details
Copland, Aaron : Appalachian Spring, concert suite for 13 instruments - Performers: David Ritt (Trombone); Susan Assadi (Viola); Charles Butler (Trumpet); Seth Krimsky (Bassoon); Raymond Davis (Cello)
- Conductor: Gerard Schwarz
- Ensemble: Seattle Symphony
- Running Time: 24 min. 26 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Written: 1972
Copland, Aaron : Symphonic Ode - Performers: David Ritt (Trombone); Susan Assadi (Viola); Seth Krimsky (Bassoon); Raymond Davis (Cello); Charles Butler (Trumpet)
- Conductor: Gerard Schwarz
- Running Time: 19 min. 56 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Form: Choral
- Written: 1927-1929
Creston, Paul : Symphony no 3 ("Three Mysteries"), Op. 48 - Performers: Seth Krimsky (Bassoon); Susan Assadi (Viola); Raymond Davis (Cello); Charles Butler (Trumpet); David Ritt (Trombone)
- Conductor: Gerard Schwarz
- Notes: Seattle Center Opera House, USA (01/06/1992-01/07/1992)
- Running Time: 25 min. 21 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Form: Orchestral
- Written: 1950




























