
New York Counterpoint
Evening Music | May 6, 2010
Although it wasn't written as program music, Steve Reich's "New York Counterpoint" reflects the hustle and bustle of the city with its many-layered rhythms. Another rhythmic offering for tonight is "A Chant with Claps," John Cage's whimsical and circular "lesson" in music history. Continuing with the circular theme is David Diamond's delightful "Rounds for String Orchestra," performed by Gerard Schwarz and the Seattle Symphony Orchestra.
Joshua Uzoigwe / Talking Drums
Peteris Vasks / Dona nobis pacem
Emmanuel Chabrier / Suite pastorale
Ingram Marshall / "Fog Tropes II" in F
Also Featured Tonight:
Edison Denisov / Chamber Music for Viola, Harpsichord and StringsJoshua Uzoigwe / Talking Drums
Peteris Vasks / Dona nobis pacem
Emmanuel Chabrier / Suite pastorale
Ingram Marshall / "Fog Tropes II" in F


