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Amazing Grace
The steady march beat of the drums and the deep, pounding bass of the tubas, contrasted with lyrical flourishes of piccolos, and the powerful chorus of voices that comprise the Morriston Orpheus Choir, along with the distinctive cry of the bagpipes offer a dynamic performance from these Welsh musicians.
The steady march beat of the drums and the deep, pounding bass of the tubas, contrasted with lyrical flourishes of piccolos, and the powerful chorus of voices that comprise the Morriston Orpheus Choir, along with the distinctive cry of the bagpipes offer a dynamic performance from these Welsh musicians.
Modern Orchestral Texture
Music Boxes, Carousels, and Hand Organ
Music for the Colonial Band: Played by the Colonial Band of Boston
An almost forgotten American tradition that emerged in the latter half of the 18th century, the Colonial Band is here revived by bandmaster David McKay and the ensemble. Recorded 1976, the album is divided into sections (New England Band Music, Patriotic, Vocal, and Larger Forms) which McKay thinks most accurately...
An almost forgotten American tradition that emerged in the latter half of the 18th century, the Colonial Band is here revived by bandmaster David McKay and the ensemble. Recorded 1976, the album is divided into sections (New England Band Music, Patriotic, Vocal, and Larger Forms) which McKay thinks most accurately represents what would have been a Colonial Band’s repertoire. The liner notes include detailed information of the history of Colonia...
An almost forgotten American tradition that emerged in the latter half of the 18th century, the Colonial Band is here revived by bandmaster David McKay and the ensemble. Recorded 1976, the album is divided into sections (New England Band Music, Patriotic, Vocal, and Larger Forms) which McKay thinks most accurately represents what would have been a Colonial Band’s repertoire. The liner notes include detailed information of the history of Colonial Bands in general (including a written account by a young boy detailing his excitement at seeing a Colonial Band). While one might expect a brass band style, the Colonial Band instead performs classical music.
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Pre-Columbian Instruments of Mexico
Lilian Mendelssohn, Pablo Castellanos and Miles Lourie
"La investigación científica sobre uso de instrumentos musicales en el México precolombino se remonta únicamente 30 años atrás. El término ‘precolombino’ se refería, en un principio, a los artefactos fabricados por los indios del hemisferio occidental previa la llegada de los españoles. Ahora la palabra se refiere a aquellos artefactos hechos antes de que la cultura occidental influenciara la cultura indígena en un área específica. De esta manera, en México, precolombino hace referencia a todo momento anterior a 1521, año aproximado de la conquista de los Aztecas por Cortés..."
Lilian Mendelssohn, Pablo Castellanos y Miles Lourie.
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