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American Symphonette No. 2
Albany Symphony Orchestra, David Alan Miller, conductor
Morton Gould, composer
Concerto for Orchestra
Albany Symphony Orchestra, David Alan Miller, conductor
Morton Gould, composer
Interplay (American Concertette No. 1)
Albany Symphony Orchestra, Findlay Cockrell, piano, David Alan Miller, conductor
Morton Gould, composer
American Symphonette No. 3
Albany Symphony Orchestra, David Alan Miller, conductor
Morton Gould, composer
Chorale and Fugue in Jazz
Albany Symphony Orchestra, David Alan Miller, conductor
"...this disc is so much fun and was so much needed. Only 'squares from Delaware' should stay away. All others can join in the jamboree." (Fanfare)
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A must for those who enjoy the music of Morton Gould.
This recording offers a tantalizing sampling of Morton Gould's work from the vibrant decade of the mid 1930s and '40s, featuring two of his trademark Symphonettes, the gutsy Concerto for Orchestra and his earliest big orchestral work -- Chorale and Fugue in Jazz -- presented in full for the first time since its 20-year-old composer wrote it with Interplay, the diminutive concerto holding center stage.Contents:
Morton Gould, composerAmerican Symphonette No. 2
Albany Symphony Orchestra, David Alan Miller, conductor
Morton Gould, composer
Concerto for Orchestra
Albany Symphony Orchestra, David Alan Miller, conductor
Morton Gould, composer
Interplay (American Concertette No. 1)
Albany Symphony Orchestra, Findlay Cockrell, piano, David Alan Miller, conductor
Morton Gould, composer
American Symphonette No. 3
Albany Symphony Orchestra, David Alan Miller, conductor
Morton Gould, composer
Chorale and Fugue in Jazz
Albany Symphony Orchestra, David Alan Miller, conductor
Review:
"It is with great pleasure...that I welcome this release by conductor David Allen Miller and his Albany Symphony Orchestra. ...This is a marvelous disc and I recommend it unreservedly." (Scott Morrison)"...this disc is so much fun and was so much needed. Only 'squares from Delaware' should stay away. All others can join in the jamboree." (Fanfare)