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COMPOSERCOPLAND, AARON
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PERFORMEROrmandy, Mata
Copland: El Salon Mexico, Rodeo, Etc / Ormandy, Mata, Et Al
- Sony Masterworks
- October 12, 1999
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RELEASE DATEOctober 12, 1999
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UPC090266346721
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CATALOG NUMBER09026634672
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LABELSony Masterworks
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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Appalachian Spring
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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I. Introduction: The Open Prairie
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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II. Street in a Frontier Town
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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II. Mexican Dance and Finale
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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III. Prairie Night: Card Game at Night
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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IV. Gun Battle
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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V. Celebration: After Billy's Capture
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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VI. Billy's Death
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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VII. The Open Prairie again
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
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I. Buckaroo Holiday
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Eduardo Mata
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II. Corral Nocturne
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Eduardo Mata
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III. Saturday Night Waltz
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Eduardo Mata
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IV. Hoe Down
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Eduardo Mata
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El salon Mexico
Composer: Aaron Copland
Ensemble: Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Eduardo Mata
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'Appalachian Spring,' the Pulitzer Prize winner for music in 1945, is one of the glories of American ballet. Originally written for 13 instruments, the recording here is for full orchestra. Alternately boisterous and solemn, this work was an instant hit and has remained so since its premier in 1944. 'Billy the Kid' comes from 1938 and is one of Copland's most dynamic scores in his American style. Utilizing old Western and country melodies (but in a very deceptive fashion), this work depicts the life of William Bonney (a.k.a. Billy the Kid) who terrorized the West for two decades after the Civil War. 'Rodeo,' a score dating from 1942, is a rather uncomplicated ballet (it consists of nothing more than sequences displaying the joys of roping and riding); it has an immediacy that has made it a favorite since its premiere.
BMG has done a marvelous job of re-mastering these classic recordings (and exemplary performances). The result is an incredibly sumptuous sound, and an essential CD that showcases Copland's finest woks of Americana.
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