Come, Thou Fount of Ev’ry Blessing, arr. Wilberg
ECU Chamber Singers; Dr. James Franklin, Conductor; Andrew Scanlon, Organ
Richard Burchard: Sitivit Anima Mea
Frost Chorale; Dr. Karen Kennedy, Conductor
Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal, arr. Alice Parker
Atlanta Master Chorale; Dr. Eric Nelson, Conductor
Mendelssohn: Richte mich, Gott (Psalm 43)
Ensemble Vocalitas Nova; Karl Hänsel, Conductor
I had just posted this last week, and here is another. Wow … great young musicians here!
Info from the YouTube page:
From our Classical Music Concert at the New World Center in Miami, FL for National YoungArts Week 2016.
Trio for Oboe, Clarinet and Piano, Op.27 (1906) by Destenay
I. Allegro vivace
Performed by 2016 YoungArts Winners in Music:
Kip Zimmerman | oboe
Yijin Wang | clarinet
Anastasia Magamedova | piano
It’s been reported by several bassoonists that Mr. Van Hoesen has died. He taught a good number of bassoonists I know. He taught at Oberlin, Cleveland Institute of Music and, finally, Eastman. If I find any articles I’ll post them here.
… and the first blog post I’ve seen:
The Wartburg Choir, “Prayer” by Morten Lauridsen, poem by Dana Gioia
If you want to see the poem again go here. I can’t post the poem here, as it breaks copyright law.
Berezovsky: Cast Me Not Off in the Time of Old Age
The Choir of Moscow Conservatory; Vladimir Gorbik, Conductor
The British conductor and violinist, Sir Neville Marriner, has died at the age of 92, the Academy of St Martin in the Fields says.
Sir Neville started his musical career with the London Symphony Orchestra.
He later established the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, one of the world’s leading chamber orchestras.
Its chairman, Paul Aylieff, said Sir Neville’s artistic and recording legacy with orchestras and audiences worldwide was “immense”.
“He will be greatly missed by all who knew and worked with him and the academy will ensure it continues to be an excellent and fitting testament to Sir Neville,” Mr Aylieff added.
A statement from the academy said its founder had passed away peacefully in the early hours of Sunday.
I read it here.
This interview is from quite some time ago!
Here is a grammy tribute from a few years back:
Damijan Mocnik: Prosnja
National Taiwan University Chorus;Fang-Pei Tracy Lien
(This is a portion if Isaiah 63.)
