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| 1. New England Triptych: I. Be Glad Then, America | |||
| 2. New England Triptych: II. When Jesus Wept | |||
| 3. New England Triptych: III. Chester | |||
| 4. The White Peacock, Op. 7, No.1 | |||
| 5. Three Places In New England: I. The 'St. Gaudens' In Boston Common (Col. Robert Gould And His... | |||
| 6. Three Places In New England: II. Putnam's Camp, Redding, Connecticut | |||
| 7. Three Places In New England: III. The Housatonic At Stockbridge | |||
| 8. Mysterious Mountain (Symphony No.2): Andante Con Moto | |||
| 9. Mysterious Mountain (Symphony No.2): Moderato Maestoso (Double Fugue) | |||
| 10. Mysterious Mountain (Symphony No.2): Andante Espressivo | |||
| 11. The Incredible Flutist: Introduction-Siesta In The Market Place | |||
| 12. The Incredible Flutist: Entrance Of The Vendors | |||
| 13. The Incredible Flutist: Entrance Of The Customers | |||
| 14. The Incredible Flutist: Tango Of The Merchant's Daughters | |||
| 15. The Incredible Flutist: Arrival Of The Circus | |||
| 16. The Incredible Flutist: Circus March | |||
| 17. The Incredible Flutist: The Flutist | |||
| 18. The Incredible Flutist: Minuet | |||
| 19. The Incredible Flutist: Spanish Waltz | |||
| 20. The Incredible Flutist: (Eight O'Clock Strikes) | |||
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On this CD:
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(The) White Peacock
Composed by Charles T Griffes
Performed by Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Andrew Litton
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Symphony No. 2, 'Mysterious mountain'
Composed by Alan Hovhaness
Performed by Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Andrew Litton
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Orchestral Set No. 1, `Three Places in New England'
Composed by Charles E Ives
Performed by Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Andrew Litton
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(The) Incredible Flutist
Composed by Walter Piston
Performed by Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Andrew Litton
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New England Triptych
Composed by William Schuman
Performed by Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Andrew Litton
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
If you've ever wondered what American musical treasures there are lurking beyond the likes of, say, Barber's Adagio for strings, Copland's Appalachian Spring or Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, then this is the disc for you. No one, surely, could fail to be seduced by the sultry charms of Charles Griffes's ravishing The White Peacock. Alan Hovhaness' Mysterious Mountain (the second of this prolific figure's 60-something symphonies to date) casts a similarly potent spell and its radiant string textures could well strike a chord with anyone bitten by the Gorécki/Tavener bug. Walter Piston's deliciously tuneful 1938 ballet suite The Incredible Flutist has always understandably remained his most popular score, and pretty much the same holds true for William Schuman's noble, impeccably crafted New England Triptych. Last but not least, there's Charles Ives's Three Places in New England, an extraordinarily evocative canvas and as good an introduction as any to the amazing output of this pioneering radical. Needless to say, Andrew Litton and his superb Dallas band are on peak form throughout. Boasting spectacular sound and exemplary presentation, An American Tapestry certainly earns an enthusiastic recommendation. --Andrew Achenbach
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