Notes and Editorial Reviews
REVIEWS:
Fanfare (5-6/98, pp.142-43) - "I'm going to cut to the chase on this one and recommend this disc for its largest work, the 'Daughters of Jerusalem' Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra--(1996)....The soloist's part, played beautifully by Fredell Lack, avoids virtuosic, concertolike writing while remaining true to the violin's character..."
REVIEWS:
Fanfare (5-6/98, pp.142-43) - "I'm going to cut to the chase on this one and recommend this disc for its largest work, the 'Daughters of Jerusalem' Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra--(1996)....The soloist's part, played beautifully by Fredell Lack, avoids virtuosic, concertolike writing while remaining true to the violin's character..." Read less
Works on This Recording
1.
Concerto for Brass Quintet and Orchestra by Michael Horvit
Conductor:
Franz Anton Krager
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Ambient Brass,
Moores School of Music Symphony Orchestra
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1989; USA
2.
Invocation and Exultation by Michael Horvit
Conductor:
Leon Spierer
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Norrbotten Chamber Orchestra
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1990; USA
3.
Aleinu by Michael Horvit
Performer:
Robert Jones (Organ),
Stephen Smith (Baritone),
Fredell Lack (Violin)
Conductor:
Charles Hausmann
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Moores School of Music Concert Chorale
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1985; USA
5.
Cullen Overture by Michael Horvit
Conductor:
Adrian Gnam
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Texas Music Festival Orchestra
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1988; USA
Sound Samples
Concerto for Brass Quintet and Orchestra: I. Fast, with energy
Concerto for Brass Quintet and Orchestra: II. Moderately slow - Sustained
Concerto for Brass Quintet and Orchestra: III. Very fast
Invocation and Exultation: Invocation: Moderately slow
Invocation and Exultation: Exultation: Very fast
Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra, "Daughters of Jerusalem": Prelude: Slow, very sustained
Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra, "Daughters of Jerusalem": I. Flowing
Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra, "Daughters of Jerusalem": Interlude: Slow, very sustained
Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra, "Daughters of Jerusalem": II. Fast
Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra, "Daughters of Jerusalem": Interlude: Slow, very sustained
Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra, "Daughters of Jerusalem": III. Very sustained - Flowing - With energy
Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra, "Daughters of Jerusalem": Postlude
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