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- William Bolcom - Concerto for Clarinet and Band
- James Stephenson - The Storyteller
- William Bolcom - Four Cabaret Songs
- Paul Dooley - Coast of Dreams
- William Bolcom - Concerto for Trombone
Matt Albert, violin
Joseph Alessi, trombone
Chad Burrow, clarinet
William Campbell, trumpet
Joan Morris, vocalist
Logan Skelton, piano
University of Michigan Symphony Band
Michael Haithcock, director
Date: 2018
Label: Soundset
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William Bolcom (born May 26, 1938 in Seattle, Washington) is an American composer and pianist. He studied with Darius Milhaud at Mills College, with Leland Smith at Stanford University, and with Olivier Messiaen at the Paris Conservatoire. Bolcom has received the Pulitzer Prize, the National Medal of Arts, a Grammy Award, the Detroit Music Award and was named 2007 Composer of the Year by Musical America. He taught composition at the University of Michigan from 1973 until 2008. As a pianist, Bolcom has performed and recorded frequently with Joan Morris, whom he married in 1975.
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A graduate of East Carolina University and Baylor University, Michael Haithcock has done additional study at a variety of conducting workshops including the Herbert Blomstedt Orchestral Conducting Institute. Haithcock assumed his duties as director of bands and professor of music at the University of Michigan in 2001, following twenty-three years on the faculty of Baylor University. Ensembles under Haithcock’s guidance have received a wide array of critical acclaim for their high artistic standards of performance and repertoire. He is also a leader in commissioning and premiering new works for concert band.
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Hi! I really appreciate this blog! I have a symphonic rarity from Japan, perhaps it is no longer found anywhere. Can I give it to you?
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It's a web.archive.org page of the only old site that shows this recording.
If you want, you can contact me at gelliolici@gmail.com
I appreciate your gesture. If you want to share that recording, please upload it to any files hosting you want (I recommend 1fichier.com) and post the link here.
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The last composition "Movements in Metamorphosis" is a single track and not in separate cues.
If you like this japanese composer, there is a Naxos recording of Piano Concerto and others orchestral works. A recording of suites from Seven Samurai and Rashomon also exists, with National Symphony Orchestra and Masaru Sato as conductor, it is rare. Unfortunately, i don't have both recordings.
Thank You, have a nice day!.
They are these recordings:
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https://www.discogs.com/it/master/805913-Fumio-Hayasaka-The-Seven-Samurai-Rashomon-Original-Motion-Picture-Scores
The last one exists with different covers and editions, sometimes without the name of the conductor (i know he is Masaru Sato).
Maybe someone can share those recordings in flac...
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