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Bach, J.S., Sonata for Flute in B minor (BWV 1030) Felix Skowronek, flute; with guest Martha Goldstein, keyboard lute (Lautenwerk) Andante; Largo e dolce; Presto allegro download mp3 PerformedOctober, 1978

Bird, Arthur (1856 - 1923) Serenade (1898) for a doubled wind quintet, Op. 40 Assisted by Kathleen Woodard, Flute; Tad Margelli, oboe and English horn; Karlin Love, Clarinet; Jennie Knezovich, Horn; Jeff Eldridge, Bassoon Allegro moderato; Adagio; Scherzo: allegro assai; Allegro energico download mp3Performed May, 1987 program notes

Danzi, Franz (1763-1826) Quintet inF Major. Op. 56, No. 3 A live radio broadcast (KING-FM, Seattle). Introductory chat: palaver 1. Andante - Allegro 2. Andante (An overlooked class bell/buzzer goes off unexpectedly.) 3. Menuetto: Allegretto 4. Allegretto download mp3 Broadcast November, 1987 The commersial recording of this work is now available in digitally remastered mp3 format by Lyrichord Records. (order album) program notes

Françaix, Jean (1912-1997) Quintette No. 2 (1988)1. Preludio download mp3 2. Toccata (allegro) download mp3 3. Scherzando download mp3 4. Andante download mp3 5. Allegrissimo download mp3 Recorded 1990 (Discography, LP No.27)

Goodman, Joseph Quintet for Wind Instruments (1954) 1. Moderato 2. Allegretto gioviale 3. Tema con Variazioni: molto adagioPerformedDecember, 1997 download all (mp3)The commersial recording of this work is now available in digitally remastered mp3 format by Lyrichord Records. (order album) program notes

Haydn, Joseph (1732-1809) Six Pieces for a Mechanical Organ (Flōten-Uhr), composed 1793, transcribed for wind quintet by Felix Skowronek.1. Vivace 2. Menuett 3. Fuga: allegro 4. Allegretto 5. Andante 6. Allegro download mp3 Performed May, 1980 program notes The commersial recording of these works (plus three more) is now available in digitally remastered format by Lyrichord Records. (order album)

Henze, Hans Werner (1926-2012) Bläserquintett (1952) 1. Introduktion - Thema - Variation 2. Sehr ruhig 3. Rasch, heiter download mp3Performed December, 1968 (Debut quintet concert at the University of Washington)

Krenek, Ernst (1900-1991) Pentagram for Winds (1957) 1. Presto; 2. Andante; 3. Allegretto;4. Moderato - AllegroPerformed May, 1970 download mp3 The commersial recording of this work is now available in digitally remastered mp3 format by Lyrichord Records. (order album)

Martinu, Bohuslav (1890 - 1959) Sextet for flute, oboe, clarinet, two bassoons and piano (1929), assisted by guest artists Stanley Chapple, piano and Clyde Jussila, bassoon. Prelude - poco andante; Adagio; Scherzo - allegro vivo; Blues; Finale. download mp3 PerformedMay, 1979 program notes

Mozart, W.A. (1756 -1791) Sonata for Bassoon and Cello (K. 292) Arthur Grossman, bassoon and Charles Brennand, Cello1. Allegro 2. Andante 3. Rondo: allegro download mp3Recorded 1976 (MHS 3862)

Müller, Peter (1791-1877) Quintet No. 2 in E minor (ca. 1874) 1. Allegro con brio; 2. Andante con moto; 3. Menuetto: allegro 4. Allegro ma non troppo download mp3Performed February, 1990 program notes

Piston, Walter (1894-1976) Three Pieces for Flute, Clarinet and Bassoon (1925) download mp3 PerformedFebruary 1992 program notes The commersial recording of this work is now available in digitally remastered mp3 format by Lyrichord Records. (order album)

Reicha, Anton Quintet in Eb major, Op. 88, No. 21. Lento - allegro moderato 2. Allegretto 3. Poco Andante 4. Allegretto Performed April, 1988. download mp3 notes: program notes

Reicha, Anton Quintet in C minor, Opus 91, No. 6 1.Marcia: Poco allegro - Allegro vivace download mp3 2. Larghetto download mp3 3. Menuetto: Vivace download mp3 4. Finale: Capriccio, Allegro assai download mp3 Recorded 1972 (Discography: LP No. 11 MHS 3248) program notes

Reicha, Anton Quintet in E minor Op. 100 #4 Adagio - Allegro; Andante con variazioni; Minuetto:Allegro vivo; Finale: Allegro vivace download mp3 Performed Feb., 1986, Meany Theater, University of Washington The commersial recording of this work is now available in digitally remastered mp3 format by Lyrichord Records. (order album) program notes

Reicha, Joseph (1746-1795) Partita in F Major (ca. 1780) for 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 horns, and 2 bassoons. (Joseph Reicha was Anton Reicha's uncle.) Assisted by Kathleen Woodard, flute; Molly Sandvick, oboe; Susan Kohler, clarinet; Jacqueline Faissal, horn; Katie Jackson, bassoon 1.Allegro 2. Andante moderato 3. Menuetto: poco allegretto 4. Rondeau: allegro download mp3 Performed May, 1990. program notes

Villa Lobos, Heitor Quintette en forme de Choros (1928) download mp3 Performed February 16, 1980. Meany Theater, University of Washington The commersial recording of this work is now available in digitally remastered mp3 format by Lyrichord Records. (order album) program notes

Throughout 2001, Balan wrote and recorded O-Zone's second album, Number 1.[13] Four Romanian record labels offered the band a deal. O-Zone elected Cat Music and their album was released in 2002 by the label. Much to Balan's disappointment, the album did not become an instant commercial success. However, O-Zone won Best Music Video Award at the MTV Romania Music Awards in 2002 for their single "Numai tu". The album's second single, "Despre Tine", was more experimental, driven by the singer's goal of working in styles of music, which were completely different from those dictating the Romanian music industry at that time.[14] The song became a commercial success and reached number one on Romania Airplay Top 100, where it stayed for seventeen consecutive weeks.[15] The next year, O-Zone won two more MTV Romania Music Awards, for Best Song and Best Dance. The band was also nominated for Best Romanian Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards.[16]

In 2004, O-Zone won Best Dance Award again at MTV Romania Music Awards[23] and, for the second year in a row, they were nominated for Best Romanian Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards.[24] Later that year, the band unveiled their third album, DiscO-Zone, which became their best-selling release, certified gold and platinum in various countries. By the end of the year, it was the best-selling album in Japan, Europe and Latin America. In France, it was number fifteen but stayed for 36 weeks in the top 200. In Japan it reached the number one position in its 24th week on the chart.[25][26] DiscO-Zone featured their hit singles "Dragostea Din Tei" and "Despre Tine (About You)". The album was a commercial success in many European countries, particularly in Portugal where it was hit number one for eight consecutive weeks and was ranked for 26 weeks in the top 30. It also reached the top ten in Wallonia (Belgium),[27] Poland,[28] Norway,[29] Switzerland,[30] and Finland.[31]

In November 2012, he announced that he was working on his latest album Freedom (Part 1) He recorded the album in several studios in the U.S., the U.K., Italy and Romania. The album was launched in the Arena Moscow Concert Hall[62] as part of a solo concert and included "Chica Bomb", "Justify Sex", "Lepestkami Slyoz" and "Freedom". The album became popular in Russia and was certified gold.[72]

A musical prodigy at age 3 and an international superstar in his twenties, conductor Gustavo Dudamel has emerged as one of the most critically acclaimed artists of the early twenty first century, and his popularity has increased with every concert, especially those with his home orchestra, the Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela. Yet Dudamel's reputation outside his native country is based largely on his recordings for Deutsche Grammophon, which, by 2009, amounted to four albums, a live "DG Concerts" digital download, and a smattering of compilation tracks. Dudamel's accounts of the Symphonies No. 5 and No. 7 of Ludwig van Beethoven, the Symphony No. 5 of Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, and Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 provide a firm baseline for judging his impressive abilities, while the colorful album of Latin favorites, Fiesta, shows him in more relaxed and playful moods. Whether one can appreciate his personal flamboyance or not, or approves or disapproves of his fluid interpretations, most would agree that this conductor has exceptional rapport with his musicians and real chemistry with his audiences, so that his performances have a feeling of authenticity that could only come from a strong personality with genuine talent. This sampler gives some idea of Dudamel's expressive powers in selected movements, but his full readings of the symphonies provide a better vantage point for understanding his handling of form. His flexibility with larger matters may be guessed from his use of rubato and his modifications of dynamics, but to get the full effect of his individual approach, one needs to hear the symphony recordings from beginning to end, and not judge him solely on short pieces or excerpts. This sampler can only give a few clues to Dudamel's charisma and technique, but it's a helpful introduction to his work, and if it makes new listeners aware of his artistic development, it will have admirably served its purpose. 2b1af7f3a8