MUSIC, COMPLEMENTARY TEXT, AND ‘REFRESHMENTS’
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PROGRAM NOTES
PRE-CONCERT TALK: A Reading: John Holland, Traditional and Non-traditional Music
1. John Holland Natural Phenomena Set No. 1 for Digital Piano (1995) 14:19
1. Sonoluminescence
2. The Dancing Venus of Galgenberg
3. The Crab Nebula in Taurus
4. Cascades and Vortices
5. Fly-by (Voyager II)
2. Richard Strauss String Sextet Op. 85 (TRV 279a) from the opera Capriccio (1942) 10:15
Prelude: Andante con motto
Concertante Chamber Players:
Lisa Shihoten, Xiao-Dong Wang – Violins
Dov Scheindlin, Rachel Shapiro – Violas
Alexis Gerlach, Zvi Plesser – Violoncelli
3. John Holland Two Cross-cultural Mix-ups for Fixed Media
Complementary text: John Holland, The Art of Invention
1. iMusic (2011) 6:23
(recorded sounds from portable computers and computer devices, computer music, including a few segments from the early Columbia/Princeton recordings, and original electronic sounds)
Complementary text: John Holland, The Nature of Humor
2. Humoresque (2011) 5:32
(recorded segments from Antonin Dvorak Humoresque Op. 101, No. 7 for Violin and Piano – Zhou Quian, Violin, Edmund Battersby, Piano; Gioachino Rossini The Cat’s Duet – Elizabeth Soderstrom and Kerstin Meyer, sopranos, Jan Eyron, Piano; classic cartoon sound effects, and accompanying electronic sounds)
4. Robert Schumann Nachtstucke Op. 23 for Piano Solo (1887) 17:02
1. Trauerzug (Funeral Procession)
2. Kuriose Gesellschaft (Curious Assembly)
3. Nächtliches Gelage (Nocturnal Revel)
4. Rundgesang mit Solostimmen (Roundelay with Solo Voices)
Andras Schiff – Piano
5. George Antheil Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano (1923) 20:59
1. Allegro moderato
2. Andante moderato
3. Funebre: Lento espressivo
4. Presto
Jagdish Mistry – Violin
Hermann Kretzschmar– Piano
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