Music from Rochester; Episode 57 of 65

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played by Diane Sawyer Fred and George still Gobo violins and Philip Klein violists and Glenn garlic and Richard nail cellos the ensemble was coached by John Phelan Tano professor of timber music at the Eastman School of Music. One of the recent works introduced during the 1969 festival of American music at the Eastman School of Music was disparities and differences of composition for brass quintet by Arsenio heat on Mr. heat on no on the THANK of the University of Western Ontario in London was born in Spain in one thousand thirty two but received his musical training in the United States and has won several awards and grants including the Rockefeller Foundation grant disparities and differences written in 1968 is an Elliott toric work the actual notes are specified but each of the five performers takes his own temple giving a highly improvisational effect. All performers under the direction of Donald knob are Vincent Dimaio

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and differences by how to say neo if you don't play by a brass quintet under the direction of Donald knob Vincent De Martino and Carl Anand trumpets role in Star horn. Robert Fanning trombone and Lauren Geiger. After station identification we'll hear again from these performers. More music for Brust quintet Now the five movements for Brust quintet by Samuel Blair a member of the composition faculty of the Eastman School of Music. This work was commissioned by the Houston Symphony brass quintet in 1963 the first performed by that group and published in 1965. The composer tells us that the three thousand movements movements 1 3 and 5 exploit the driving and brassy qualities of the instruments while the two slow movements illustrate the warm sustaining and mellow possibilities offered by this combination. In the second movement the Gregorian sounding theme is one that remained in Mr. Adler's

mind after a visit to Copenhagen where the bills on the City Hall play this to an every hour on the hour. The second slow movement movement for is a free sound piece based on harmonies instead of a melodic fragment. It's possible to view the three fast movements as variations of each other and the second slow movement is a variant of the first to perform the work. Here again are Vincent De Martino and Carl and and trumpets role in Star horn. Robert Fanning trombone and Lauren Geiger tuba Samual Adler's five movements for Brass Quintet the five movements headed to Kata corral scared so internet so and chic. Paying.

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