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COMPOSERAdler, Samuel
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PERFORMERKim, Farah, Kim, Smith, Neidich, New York Chamber Players, Kim
Adler: Music for Chamber Orchestra / Kim, New York Chamber Players
- Toccata
- April 1, 2022
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RELEASE DATEApril 01, 2022
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UPC5060113446428
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CATALOG NUMBERTOCC0642
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LABELToccata
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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I. Slowly and very lyrically
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Performer: Sooyun Kim, Michelle Farah, Yoonah Kim, Taylor Smith
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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II. Fast and fluid
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Performer: Sooyun Kim, Michelle Farah, Yoonah Kim, Taylor Smith
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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III. Slow and quiet
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Performer: Sooyun Kim, Michelle Farah, Yoonah Kim, Taylor Smith
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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IV. Fast and vigorous
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Performer: Sooyun Kim, Michelle Farah, Yoonah Kim, Taylor Smith
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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Elegy
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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Beyond the Pale
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Performer: Charles Neidich
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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Come Let's Dance
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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Gedenkfeier
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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In the Spirit of Bach
Composer: Samuel Adler
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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Variations on America (arr. S. Adler for string orchestra)
Composer: Charles Ives
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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The Planets, Op. 32: IV. Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity (arr. S. Adler)
Composer: Gustav Holst
Ensemble: New York Chamber Players
Conductor: Dongmin Kim
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Works ⌄
The music of Samuel Adler – born in Mannheim in 1928 but long since one of the leading figures of American music – has its roots in the Neo-Classical clarity of composers like Copland and Hindemith, who were among his teachers. The works on this album arose from a range of impulses: a Neo-Baroque concerto grosso and a tribute to Bach encase a series of tributes to lost individuals and traditions; and two jeux d’esprit – Ives’ tongue-in-cheek Variations on America and Holst’s ‘Jupiter’ from The Planets – both bring jollity in Adler’s idiomatic arrangements for string orchestra.
REVIEW:
Adler’s arrangements not only provide string orchestras the opportunity to perform these works, they offer considerable excitement and impact in their own right. The performances by the New York Classical Players and conductor Dongmin Kim are excellent throughout. The playing is incisive, tonally rich, and phrased with great care. The featured soloists are first-rate as well. Jürgen Thym’s excellent liner notes, including commentary from the composer, are brimming with information offered with erudition, clarity, and enthusiasm. Samuel Adler: Music for Chamber Orchestra is a marvelous tribute to an American musical treasure who has long distinguished himself as a composer, teacher, and writer. Recommended.
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