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Vintage Wilder

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Saturday, February 28, 2009

We take a trip down memory lane with some vintage LP recordings of Alec Wilder and his various ensembles, in classics like "Pop, What's a Passacaglia?" and "What Happened Last Night." Also, Dave Brubeck's lively Quintet Sonata, plus music from film composer David Raksin and Imani Winds member Valerie Coleman.

Also Featured Tonight:

Phillip Lasser / Twelve Variations on Chorale by J.S. Bach
Belinda Reynolds / Solace
Lou Harrison / Village Music
Ezra Laderman / Concerto for Clarinet and Strings

Comments [1]

JMPendley from 96th & Bway

Terence,
thanks so much for "A Song After Sundown." I love that piece, and the "peace" behind it. I studied with David sometime ago at UCLA with another young talent by the name Jake Heggie, who I couldn't stand - but was a darling to the department, and especially Johanna Harris. David actually wrote me a letter of recommendation for law school for me.. Never went. and the rest is history!
Peace.
JMP

Feb. 28 2009 08:41 PM
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