Donald Baechler, Mostly Mozart Festival, 1995, Serigraph
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Donald Baechler, Mostly Mozart Festival, 1995, Serigraph
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John Zorn : Angelus Novus
Released 1998
John Zorn has shown us many sides of his eclectic musical vision (some may think too many), but here is a side of Zorn’s work that has pretty much remained hidden - his compositions for classical chamber ensembles. This CD marks the first in a series documenting these pieces, commissioned by some of the world’s leading ensembles and appearing on CD for the first time. The works here span over twenty years, and include Christabel, a student piece written in 1972 inspired by the romantic mystic poetry of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the wind octet Angelus Novus composed for the world-renown Netherland’s Wind Ensemble and dedicated to the Jewish cultural theorist Walter Benjamin, the dynamic chamber symphony For Your Eyes Only and Carny, a virtuosic solo piece that receives an impassioned and breathtaking performance by pianist Stephen Drury. The Callithumpian Consort of the New England Conservatory (conducted by Stephen Drury) perform this challenging music with startling clarity and intensity on this CD that will surprise and delight Zorn fans and detractors alike.
John Zorn: Christabel (1972)
Mostly Mozart S.H. Kaplan Penthouse Lincoln Center, NY 8/11/2011
John Zorn, Christabel (1972)
Flutes: Claire Chase Eric Lamb Nathalie Joachim Allison Loggins Alexandra Sopp Wendy Richman, off-stage viola
The Manhattan skyscrapers surrounding Damrosch Park will reverberate with the distinctive bravado and brilliance of Mozart’s music at this free outdoor concert ushering in the 50th Mostly Mozart Festival. Louis Langrée and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra open the evening with “engaging new violin star” Simone Porter (Cincinnati Enquirer), a 19-year-old Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient who is a perfect fit for the G-major violin concerto, with its youthful blend of charisma and playful arrogance. The orchestra then climbs to the summit of Mozart’s symphonic output with the perennially rousing “Jupiter” Symphony. ALL-MOZART PROGRAM Violin Concerto No. 3 Symphony No. 41 (“Jupiter”) Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra Louis Langrée, conductor Simone Porter, violin (Mostly Mozart debut) Co-presented with the Mostly Mozart Festival This free preview concert of the Mostly Mozart Festival is made possible in part by The Marie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis Foundation.
Meryl Streep | Mostly Mozart Festival Opening Gala Honoring Tom Brokaw, 2015 (✗)