Works on This Recording
1.
Quintet for 2 Clarinets, 2 Horns and Bassoon by Samuel Holyoke
Performer:
Richard Wagner (Clarinet),
Eugene Scholtens (Bassoon),
Gerhardt Koch (Clarinet),
Anne Slayden (French Horn),
Randall Ulmer (French Horn)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: by 1807; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 5 Minutes 22 Secs.
Notes: This quintet is from Samuel Holyoke's second volume of "The Instrumental Assistant" (published 1807). The exact authorship of this quintet is unknown.
2.
The Silver Rain by Rayner Taylor
Performer:
Cynthia Richards Hewes (Soprano),
Cindy Lynn Ralph (Soprano),
Judith Otten (Soprano),
Alan Moore (Piano)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: by 1804; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 1 Minutes 48 Secs.
Language: English
3.
Alknomook by Anonymous
Performer:
John D. Broome (Tenor),
Alan Moore (Piano)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: circa 1780; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 2 Minutes 8 Secs.
4.
Imitations (6) of English, Scotch, Irish, Welch, Spanish and German Airs by Benjamin Carr
Performer:
Ellen Farren (Piano)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: by 1800; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 4 Minutes 34 Secs.
5.
The Cypress Wreath by Charles Gilfert
Performer:
Alan Moore (Piano),
John D. Broome (Tenor)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: by 1813; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 4 Minutes 21 Secs.
6.
Sonata for Violin and Piano by Rayner Taylor
Performer:
Joanne Tanner (Violin),
Ellen Farren (Piano)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: 1797; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 5 Minutes 40 Secs.
7.
Colonel Simond's March by Anonymous
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society Orchestra,
Federal Music Society Chorus
Period: Classical
Written: 1808; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 2 Minutes 15 Secs.
Language: English
8.
The Battle of Prague: Turkish Quickstep by Franz Kotzwara
Performer:
Gerhardt Koch (Clarinet),
Richard Wagner (Clarinet),
Susan Deaver (Flute),
Dennis Godburn (Bassoon),
Eugene Scholtens (Bassoon),
Randall Ulmer (French Horn),
Anne Slayden (French Horn),
Robert Vacca (Drum),
Linda Comparone (Flute)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: by 1788
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 0 Minutes 51 Secs.
9.
Kennebec March by Anonymous
Performer:
Eugene Scholtens (Bassoon),
Linda Comparone (Flute),
Richard Wagner (Clarinet),
Randall Ulmer (French Horn),
Susan Deaver (Flute),
Robert Vacca (Drum),
Douglas Hedwig (Trumpet),
Anne Slayden (French Horn),
Alan Moore (Serpent),
Dennis Godburn (Bassoon),
Gerhardt Koch (Clarinet)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: by 1819; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 2 Minutes 45 Secs.
Notes: This work was first published by Ezekiel Goodale in 1819 in his "The Instrumental Director."
10.
The Voice of Nature: She is Condemned by Victor Pelissier
Performer:
Cindy Lynn Ralph (Soprano)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society Orchestra,
Federal Music Society Chorus
Period: Classical
Written: 1803; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 4 Minutes 41 Secs.
Language: English
11.
Governor Arnold's March by Oliver Shaw
Performer:
Dennis Godburn (Bassoon),
Linda Comparone (Flute),
Susan Deaver (Flute),
Gerhardt Koch (Clarinet),
Eugene Scholtens (Bassoon),
Robert Vacca (Drum),
Anne Slayden (French Horn),
Randall Ulmer (French Horn),
Alan Moore (Serpent),
Richard Wagner (Clarinet)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: circa 1835; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 3 Minutes 19 Secs.
Notes: Arranged: John Baldon
12.
Air by Oliver Shaw
Performer:
Alan Moore (Serpent),
Richard Wagner (Clarinet),
Gerhardt Koch (Clarinet),
Linda Comparone (Flute)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: by 1807; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 1 Minutes 29 Secs.
Notes: This work was published in Oliver Shaw's "For the Gentleman."
13.
First Grand March by Samuel Holyoke
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society Orchestra
Period: Classical
Written: by 1807; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 1 Minutes 52 Secs.
Notes: This march is from Samuel Holyoke's second volume of "The Instrumental Assistant" (published 1807). The exact authorship of this work is unknown.
14.
First Grand Minuet by Samuel Holyoke
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society Orchestra
Period: Classical
Written: by 1807; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 1 Minutes 38 Secs.
Notes: This minuet is from the second volume of Samuel Holyoke's "The Instrumental Assistant" (published 1807). The exact authorship of this work is unknown.
15.
Jolley's March by Joseph Herrick
Performer:
Gerhardt Koch (Clarinet),
Richard Wagner (Clarinet),
Eugene Scholtens (Bassoon)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 1 Minutes 39 Secs.
Notes: This march was published in 1807, the same year as Joseph Herrick's death.
16.
Hail, Columbia by Philip Phile
Performer:
Anne Slayden (French Horn),
Randall Ulmer (French Horn),
Susan Deaver (Flute),
Linda Comparone (Flute),
Richard Wagner (Clarinet),
Gerhardt Koch (Clarinet),
Eugene Scholtens (Bassoon),
Dennis Godburn (Bassoon),
Robert Vacca (Drum)
Conductor:
John Baldon
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Federal Music Society members
Period: Classical
Written: 1789; USA
Venue: Columbia Recording Studios, New York
Length: 1 Minutes 53 Secs.
Notes: This work was published in 1793, the same year as Philip Phile's death.
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