Amram, David: Chamber Music of David Amram Live at New York Chamber Music Festival
Amram, David: Chamber Music of David Amram Live at New York Chamber Music Festival
Format: CD
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Artist: Amram, David
Label: Urlicht Audiovisual
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 783583260374
Genre: Classical
David Amram - composer, conductor, multi-instrumental virtuoso, and author - is one of the most versatile, acclaimed, and truly unpredictable musicians America has produced. His surprising litany of achievements include the world's record for number of performances of the Brahms Horn Trio (during his military service in the 1950's), musical collaborations with Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsburg, numerous film scores including his acclaimed music for "The Manchurian Candidate", pioneering work in promoting native American and world music, advocacy for music education and youth music programs, and a tour of Cuba in 1977 with Stan Getz and Earl "Fatha" Hines (the first visit by American musicians since the trade embargo of 1962). in 2012, the New York Chamber Music Festival presented an evening of Amram's chamber music performed by acclaimed flutist Carol Wincenc, violin virtuoso Elmira Darvarova, New York Philharmonic hornist Howard Wall, the Face the Music Ensemble, the New York Piano Quartet, and the David Amram Quartet.
Tracks:
1.1 Sonata for Violin and Piano
1.2 Theme and Variations on Red River Valley for Flute and Strings
1.3 Giants of the Night: A Concerto for Flute and Orchestra (Version for Flute and Piano) Andante
1.4 Portraits for Piano Quartet
1.5 Blues and Variations for Monk for French Horn
1.6 Five Readings from Jack Kerouac S on the Road for Narrator(S) and Jazz Quartet
