Roman Totenberg
This is an inventory of Scores, CDs, Phonodiscs, Cassettes, and Open Reels pertaining to Roman Totenberg variously held at:
Mugar Music Library , MML (771 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd floor)
Music Curriculum Library, MCL-CFA (855 Commonwealth Ave, School of Music, College of Fine Arts)
Recording Studio Archives, RSA-CFA (855 Commonwealth Ave, School of Music, College of Fine Arts)
Please direct inquiries to musiclib@bu.edu.
Scores
Foss, Lukas. Three American pieces : for violin and piano (©1994)
New York : C. Fischer
Contents: Early song — Dedication — Composer’s holiday.
Available at MML Scores (M221.F67 P5 1994 )
Note: Violin part edited by Roman Totenberg. Also available in MCL-CFA: ST 1558
Stravinsky, Soulima. Cadenzas and fermatas to Mozart’s violin concertos (©1998)
New York : Henmar Press : Sole selling agents, C.F. Peters
Contents: Concertos: K. 207, K. 211, K. 216, K. 218, K. 219 — Adagio, K. 261 — Rondo concertant, K. 269.
Available at MML Scores (M1012.5.M9 S87 1998 )
Note: Preface by Roman Totenberg.
CDs
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Dresden : Media & Communications Systems [199-?]
Description: v. 1. Sonata in G minor, BWV 1001 ; Partita in B minor, BWV 1002 — v. 2. Sonata in A minor, BWV 1003 ; Partita in D minor, BWV 1004 — v. 3. Sonata in C major, BWV 1005 ; Partita in E major, BWV 1006.
Available at MML CD collection (M41.B34 T67 1990z Listening Lab: Greater Boston Collection )
Roman Totenberg, violinist Soulima Stravinsky, pianist.
Dresden : Media & Communications Systems [199-?]
Description: Suite Italienne ; Divertimento / Igor Stravinsky — Roumanian folk dances / Bela Bartok — Pièce en forme de habanera / Maurice Ravel — La plus que lent [sic.] / Claude Debussy — Liebesleid / Fritz Kreisler — “Obertas”, Mazurek / Henri Wieniawski — “Tzigane” / Maurice Ravel.
Available at MML CD collection (M217.T67 R6 1990z Listening Lab: Greater Boston Collection )
The art of Roman Totenberg from Bach to Webern : recordings from 1943-1996
Publisher: Linden Hill Station, New York : Arbiter, 2011.
Contents: CD 1. Violin Sonata in D minor, op. 108 / Brahms ; Violin sonata / Debussy ; Sonata in A minor, BWV 1003 / Bach ; Capriccio no. 24 / Paganini ; String quartet op. 95 : II-V / Beethoven — CD 2. Violin sonata / Copland ; Due studi / Dallapiccola ; Four pieces, op. 7 / Webern ; Phantasie / Schönberg ; Due concertante / Stravinsky ; Violin sonata / Ravel.
Available at MML CD collection (M218.T67 A7 2011 Listening Room: Greater Boston )
Beethoven. Violin concerto in D major, opus 61, and Romances
Needham, Mass : VQR Digital, p1992
Contents: Allegro ma non troppo — Larghetto — Rondo (Allegro) — Romance No. 1 in G major, Op.40 — Romance No.2 in F major, Op.50
Available at MML CD collection (M1012 .B5 op. 61 W582 Listening Lab: Greater Boston Collection )
Bloch, Ernest. Concerto for violin & orchestra
and Bartók, Béla, 1881-1945. Rhapsodies, violin, piano, no. 1; arranged.
Publisher: New York, NY : Vanguard Classics, p1991
Available at MML CD collection (M1012 .B64 T68 Listening Lab: Greater Boston Collection)
Brahms. Violin concerto, op. 77 (p1988)
and Lipiński, Karol Józef. Concertos, violin, orchestra, op. 21
Somerville, Mass. : Titantic, p1988.
Available at MML CD collection (M1012 .B8 op. 77 T6 Listening Lab: Greater Boston Collection)
Phonodiscs
Violin concerto no. 1 in A minor ; Violin concerto no. 2 in E minor
Author: Bach, Johann Sebastian
New York : Heliodor, 1966.
Description: Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750. Concertos, violin, string orchestra, BWV 1042,
Available at MML Phonodisc (Heliodor HS 25008 )
Schumann, Robert. Two violin sonatas
New York? : Musical Heritage Society, 1976?
With Arthur Balsam, piano.
Contents: No. 1 in A minor, op. 105 (18:29) — No. 2 in D minor, op. 121 (29:41).
Available at MML Phonodisc (Mus. Her. Soc. MHS 3414 )
Bach. Sonatas and partitas for solo violin BWV 1001-1006
Publisher: Musical Heritage Society, 1972
Available at MML Phonodisc (M41.B34 T67M )
Heliodor, 1961
Description: Rumänische Tänze (Rumanian dances) / by Bartók — Habanera; Tzigane / by Ravel — La plus que lente / by Debussy — Plaintes d’amour / by Kreisler — Introduction und Polonaise, op. 3 / by Chopin — Vocalise by Rachmaninoff — Impromptu in G flat major, op. 90, no. 3 / by Schubert — Träumerei / by Schumann.
Available at MML Phonodisc (M217 .T67 )
Musique intime for guitar and violin
New York : Musical Heritage Society, 1975
Description: Ibert, J. Entr’acte — Gragnani, F. Sonata for violin and guitar, op. 8, no. 3 — Scheidler, C. G. Sonata in D major for violin and guitar — Paganini, N. Sonata concertata in A major for violin and guitar — Paganini, N. Sonata for violin and guitar, op. 3, no. 6 — Paganini, N. Variazioni di bravura for violin and guitar.
Available at MML Phonodisc (M294 .T67M )
Bloch, Ernest. Concerto for violin and orchestra
with: Bartók, Béla, 1881-1945. Rhapsodies, violin, piano, no. 1; arr.
Author: Bloch, Ernest
New York : Vanguard, 196-
Available at MML Phonodisc (M1012 .B64 G65M )
Note: The two on this LP are included on CD listed above: M1012 B64 T68
Beethoven. Konzert für Violine und Orchester D dur, op. 61. (1959)
Heliodor, 1959.
Available at MML Phonodisc (M1012.B5 op. 61, W58 )
German baroque violin concertos. (1967)
New York : Musical Heritage Society, 1967
Contents: D major, by J.D. Heinichen.–G minor, by J.G. Pisendel.–Sonata, B♭ major, by G.F. Handel.–D major, by J.F. Fasch.
Available at MML Phonodisc (M1112.G4 T57M )
Tapes, Open Reels, and Recording Studio Archive Material
Mugar’s open reels are assumed to have been provided by RSA-CFA (from their original set-up) with the one exception from 1969. Mugar’s cassettes were dubbed at Mugar–later in the early 90s–from Mugar’s open reels for on-site public service playback.
1969
Read, Gardner. Sonata brevis, op. 80 (1948). Sonoric fantasia, no. 1, op. 102 (1959) (1969)
Performers: Roman Totenberg; Edith Stearns; Ingrid Gutberg; Ann Nisbet Cobb; Joel Spiegelman
Available at MML Reel (M3 .R4 op. 80 T6 )
11/10/1974
Homage to Darius Milhaud (1892-1974) (1974)
Additional Author: Roman Totenberg; Fredrik Wanger; Maeda Freeman; Joseph Huszti; Darius Milhaud
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 002 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: MML Reel SFA #2 and RSA-CFA ID #1835
11/19/1974
Music of Hugo Norden. (1974)
Roman Totenberg; Fredrik Wanger; Hugo Norden
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 005 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: MML reel SFA # 5 and RSA-CFA ID# 1837
1/23/1975
Roman Totenberg, violin; Fredrik Wanger, piano. (1975)
Works by Dvorak, Bach, Hindemith, and Schumann.
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 011 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: MML Reel SFA #11 and RSA-CFA: ID# 1844
2/3/1975
Charles Kavaloski, French horn; Roman Totenberg, violin; Maria Clodes, piano. (1975)
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 014 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: MML Reel SFA # 14 and RSA-CFA: ID# 1846
12/4/1975
Roman Totenberg, violin [and] John Buttrick, piano (1975)
Works by Mozart, Ravel, Debussy, Beethoven.
Concert Hall, School of Music, Boston University.
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 044 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: MML Reel SFA # 44 and RSA-CFA: ID# 1875
3/1/1976
The faculty chamber music series 1975/76. Program 3 (1976)
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 060 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: Mugar Reel SFA # 60 and RSA-CFA ID# 4915
4/8/1976
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 066 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: Mugar reel SFA #66 and RSA-CFA ID# 4917
10/7/1976
Roman Totenberg (violin), John Buttrick (piano) (1976)
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 068 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: Mugar Reel SFA # 68 and RSA-CFA ID# 1897
2/10/1977
Students of Roman Totenberg and Kenneth Sarch in a violin recital (1977)
With Phillip Oliverpiano, works by: Camille Saint-Saëns; Samuel Barber; Paul Hindemith; César Franck
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 087 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: Mugar reel SFA # 87 and RSA-CFA ID# 1916
3/2/1977
Omnibus, music of the twentieth century. Concert 3 (1977)
Works by Krenek, Schindler, Read, Bartok
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 094 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: Mugar reel SFA # 94 and RSA-CFA ID# 1921
3/18/1977
The Faculty chamber music series 1976-77. Program 2 (1977)
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 091 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: Mugar reel SFA # 91 and RSA-CFA ID#1924
4/17/1978
The Faculty chamber music series 1977-78. Program 5 (1978)
Performers: Maria Clodes; Roman Totenberg; Harold Wright; Endel Kalam.
Available at MML Sound Cassette (no. 108 SFA Music )
Note: Also available: MML Reel SFA # 108 and RSA-CFA ID#1967
9/30/1980
Performance of new music (1980)
Roman Totenberg at the Composers’ Forum Series
Available at MML Reel (ML457 .T6M )
Note: Also available: RSA-CFA ID # 5127
1/21/1987
BU Chamber Players: Roman Totenberg, Violin; Yuri Mazurkevich, violin; Leslie Parnas, cello; Hung-Kuan Chen, piano. Handel-Halvorsen: Passacaglia for Violin and Cello (Mazurkevich/Parnas). Haydn: Duo for violin and cello (Mazurkevich/Parnas). Kodaly: Duo for Violin and Cello, op. 7 (Mazurkevich/Parnas). Brahms: Piano trio in C major op. 67 (Totenberg/Parnas/Chen).
RSA-CFA: ID# 2720
12/4/1987
ALEA III. “Alea on Parade.” Martinu: Three Madrigals for Violin and Viola (Roman Totenberg, violin. Michael Zaretsky, viola). Ligeti: Passagaclia Ungherese; Continuum (Mark Kroll, harpsichord). Wylie: Flights of Fancy (Doriot Anthony Dwyer, flute). Binkerd: Duo for flute and oboe (Doriot Anthony Dwyer, flute. Ralph Gomberg, oboe.) Antoniou: Paravasis (Phyllis Curtin, soprano). Rorem: Back to Life (Mark Lee, countertenor; Edwin Barker, doublebass). Merryman: Four short fantasies (Roman Totenberg, Violin). Cogan: Utterances (Joan Heller, soprano). Gubaidulina: String Quartet #3 (Muir String Quartet: Bayla Keyes, violin; Peter Zazofsky, violin; Steven Ansell, viola; Michael Reynolds, cello).
RSA-CFA: ID # 2847
11/5/1989
Concert Music for Violin and Piano. Roman Totenberg, violin. Steven Bailey, piano. Brahms: Sonata in D minor, op. 108. Webern: 4 Pieces, op. 7. Nin: Suite Espagnole. Szymanowki: Nocturn and Tarantella. Beethoven: Kreutzer Sonata, op. 47. Two Encores.
RSA-CFA: ID # 3095
4/19/1990
ALEA III: Around the World. Webern: Konzert, op. 21. Boulez: Pour le Dr. Kalmus. Halffter: Oda para Felicita a un Amigo. Antoniou: Concerto/Fantasia (Roman Totenberg, Violin). LaFanu: A Penny for a Song (Susan Lambert, soprano). London: Brass Quintet (Atlantic Brass Quintet). Reimann: Trovers (Evan Keeley, narrator).
RSA-CFA: ID # 8133
3/16/1993
Roman Totenberg, violin; Shizue Sano, piano. Szymanowski: Sonata in D minor for violin and piano. Hindemith: Sonata in E major for violin and piano. Debussy: Sonata for violin and piano. Foss: Composer’s Holiday. Webern: Four Pieces for violin and piano, op. 7. Satie: Things Seen left and right (without eyeglasses). de Falla: Suite Populaire Espagnole. Bartok: Rumanian Folk Dances. 2 Encores.
RSA-CFA: ID # 4731
5/13/1993
The Harvard Club: Roman Totenberg, violin; Shizue Sano, piano. Debussy, Fussell, Caprice. Concert Program for Julius Adams Stratton Dinner. Track listing incomplete.
RSA-CFA (only): ID # 5165
4/3/1995
Roman Totenberg, violin; Shizue Sano, piano.Brahms, Schoenberg, Chausson, Dvorak, Szymanowski, Nin, de Falla. Sonata, Phantasy, Poeme, Romance, Fountain of Arethusa, Chants d’Espagne, Dance from “Lavida Breve,” Encore.
RSA-CFA: ID # 1616
10/5/1996
A Memorial Tribute: Melanie Totenberg. Puccini: Crisantemi (Boston Composers’ String Quartet: Clayton Hoener, violin; Sue Rabut, violin; Scott Woolweaver, viola; Nathaniel Parke, cello). Speakers: Bruce MacCombie, Dean, School for the Arts; Phyllis Curtin, Dean Emerita, School for the Arts; Charles Haar, Brandeis Professor of Law, Harvard University; Congressman Barney Frank. Beethoven: Cavatina from Quartet in B flat major, op. 130 (Boston Composers’ String Quartet). Speakers: Saul Cohen, Amy Totenberg, Jill Totenberg, Nina Totenberg. J.S.Bach: Sarabande from Partita #2 in d minor, BWV 1004 (Roman Totenebrg, violin).
RSA-CFA: ID # 1377
3/19/1997
Brahms Centenary Series: Roman Totenberg and Tong-Il Han.Brahms: Three Sonatas for Violin and Piano. Roman Totenberg, violin; Tong-Il Han, piano.
RSA-CFA: ID # 1331
4/16/2000
ALEA III. Skalkottas: 5 Greek Dances for Strings (Gunther Schuller, conductor). A wor from Metropolitan Methodios. Tchaikovsky: Melodie, Waltz Scherzo (Yuri Mazurkevich, violin; Horia Mihail, piano). Wieniawski: Caprice in G minor. Sarasate: Navarra (Yuri and Dana Mazurkevich, violins, Horia Mihail, piano). Milhaud: Suite (Ethan Sloane, clarinet; Yuri Mazurkevich, violin, Maria Clodes-Jaguaribe, piano).A word from the Consul General of Greece, Mr. George Chatzimichelakis. Yannatos: Variations for Solo Contrabass (Edwin Barker, contrabass). Copland: Danza Cubano (Anthony di Bonaventura, piano; Konstantinos Papadakis, piano). Scarlatti: Sonata in A major K 209, Fugue in D minor, K 417 (Anthony di Bonaventura, piano). Ysaye: Sonata no. 3, Op. 27 (Peter Zazofsky, violin). A word from Dr. John Silber, the Chancellor of Boston University. A word from Phyllis Curtin, the CFA Dean Emerita. Copland: Blues (Lukas Foss, piano). Foss: Composer’s Holiday (Roman Totenberg, violin). Hadjidakis: Blood Wedding (Margarita Syngeniotou, mezzo-soprano, Aurelien Sabouret, cello, Allison Voth, piano). Balakirev: Islamey (Oriental fantasy): (Konstantinos Papadakis, piano). Wachner: War Songs (Stephen Salters, baritone, Julian Wachner, piano). Ravel: Introduction and Allegro (Judy Saiki, harp; Theodore Antoniou, conductor).
RSA-CFA: ID # 1745
10/6/2000
Lucia Lin, Tong Il Han, Roman Totenberg, Horia Mihail, Peter Zazofksy, Anthony di Bonaventura Beethoven: Sonata in A major op. 30 #1 (Lucia Lin, violin; Tong-Il Han, piano). Sonata in C minor, op. 30 #2 (Roman Totenberg, violin; Horia Mihail, piano). Sonata in E minor, op. 96 (Anthony di Bonaventura, piano; Peter Zazofsky, violin).
RSA-CFA: ID # 4520
2/5/2001
Boston University Symphony Orchestra; David Hoose, conductor: Roman Totenberg’s 90th Birthday Concert. Borodin: Symphony #2 in B minor. Szymanowski: Violin Concerto #1 op. 35. Berlioz: Roman Carnival.
RSA-CFA: ID # 4589
4/28/2001
ALEA III. Announcement by Theodore Antoniou. Milhaud: La Creation du Monde. George Hamilton Green (Arr. Bob Becker): Charleston Capers (Greg Cohen, xylophone; Jon Bisesi, David Lanstein, Michael Day, Adam Wallstein, marimbas); Log Cabin Blues (Greg Cohen, David Lanstein, Michael Day, Adam Wallstein, marimbas). Announcement by Nicholas Kromidas on behalf of Metropolitan Methodios. Debussy: Violin Sonata in G minor (Roman Totenberg, violin; Horia Mihail, piano). Announcement by Sam Headrick on behalf of John Silber. Rachmaninoff: 2 Preludes, Op. 23 (Konstantinos Papadakis, piano). Gershwin: I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ (from Porgy and Bess) (Mark Aliapoulis, baritone; Horia Mihail, piano). Announcement by Richard Cornell on behalf of Gunther Schuller. Bartok: Duets: A New Year Song, Teasing Song, Sadness, Ruthenian Song, Song of the Harvest, Pizzicato, The Bag pipe (Yuri and Dana Mazurkevich, violins). Jacob Gade: Tango Jealousy (Yuri and Dana Mazurkevich, violins; Horia Mihail, piano) Announcement by George Chatzimichelakis, Consul General of Greece. The Contemporary Greek Music Ensemble: Mia poli magiki (a Magical city), pame mia volta sto feggari (Let’s Go for a Walk on the Moon), Ximeroni (It’s Dawning), Tis agapis aimata (The Blood of Love), Tis dikeosynis ilie noite (O Sun of Justice in Mind), Ligo akoma (A Little More). (Pericles Kanaris, voice; Panos Liaropoulos, keyboards and voice; Manolis Vourakis, guitars and vocals; Dimitris Kalaintzidis, Bouzouki- Nikos Vargiamidis, percussion).
RSA-CFA: ID # 4763
4/21/2002
ALEA III. His Eminance Metropolitan Methodios. Fritzs Kreisler: Recitativo and Scherzo, Op. 6 (Peter Zazofsky, violin). Goodman: Poems of Emily Dickinson ( Amy Schneider, mezzo-soprano; John Goodman, piano). Luis Moreau Gottchalk: Two Souvenirs (Konstantinos Papadakis, piano). Nicolo Paganini: Caprise No. 24 (Roman Totenberg, violin). Samuel Headrick: Announcement. David Dzubay: Celebratory Fanfare. Will Lamartine Thompson (Arr. Terry R. Everson): There’s a Great Day Coming (Terry Everson and the Boston University Trumpet Ensemble: Terry Everson, Peter Auricchio, Christopher Parks, Stephen Hand, Christopher O’Hara, Robert Thorp). George Chatzimichelakis: Consul General of Greece. Aaron Copland: At the River. Ned Rorem: Early in the Morning. Vincent Youmans: Without a Song (from Great Day): (Mark Aliapoulis, baritone; Konstantinos Papadakis, piano). A Message from Dr. John Silbur, Chancellor of Boston University, read by Dr. Jeffrey N. Babcock, Dean of Boston University’s College of Fine Arts. Yannis Constantinidis: I. Moderato poco solenne -Poco piu moto-Andantino quasi Allegretto; II. Allegretto con umore; III. Andante mesto-Andantino languido-Allegro moderato ma con spirito; IV. Allegretto giocoso (Aura Woodwind Quintet: Cindy Dacey, flute; Ioannis Tselikas, oboe; Hye-Soo Ra, clarinet; Neil Godwin, horn; Aura Trevino, bassoon). Theodore Sakellaridis: Ta Tragoudia tou Moria (The Song of Morias). Mikis Theodorakis: Kaimos (Sorrow. Manos Hatzidakis: Fengaki (Little Moon). L. Kavvadia: To Siyaretto (The Cigarette). (Penelope Bitzas, mezzo-soprano; Matthew Guerrieri, piano). Manos Hatzidakis: Min ton rotas ton ourano (Do Not Ask the Sky), To fengari einai kokkino (The Moon is Red); Mikis Theodorakis: Tis agapi aimata (The Blood of Love), Vrehei sti ftohogeitonia (It is Raining); The Contemporary Greek Music Ensemble (Pericles Kanaris, Voice Anastasia Zahariadou, flute, Theodoulos Vananas, bouzouki, violin, Panos Liaropoulos, piano, vocals, Manolis Vourakis, guitars, vocals, Apostolos Sideris, bass, Nikos Vargiamidis, percussion)
RSA-CFA: ID # 5134
2/28/2003
Roman Totenberg, violin; Shizue Sano, piano. Szymanowski: Sonata in d minor, op. 9. Strauss: Sonata in E flat major, op. 18. Debussy: Sonata in G minor. Kreisler: Recitativo e Scherzo. De Falla: Spanish Dance from La vida breve.
RSA-CFA: ID # 6162
4/17/2005
ALEA III: Celebrating ALEA III. Theodore Antoniou, Music Director. Karel Husa: Drum Ceremony (Karl Williams, Mark Wheeler, John Beder, Matt Bohli, Todd Quinlan, percussion; Dan Bausch, conductor). Mario Davidowsky: Synchonisms No. 9 (Krista Buckland-Reisner, violin). Heitor Villa-Lobos: Alma brasileira (Maria Clodes, piano). Debussy: Syrinx (Kathleen Boyd, flute). Henry Wieniawski: Caprice No. 1, Op. 18 in G minor. Handel-Halvorsen: Passacaglia (Yuri and Dana Mazurkevich, violin duo). Witold Lutoslawski: Subito (Roman Totenberg, violin; Yukiko Shimazaki, piano). Alberto Ginastera: Danzas argentinas (Yukiko Shimazaki, piano). Toru Takemitsu: And then I knew ’twas the wind (The Riverway Trio; Whitney Pensina, flute Mark Berger, viola Barbara Poeschl-Edrich, harp). Mikis Theodorakis: Omorfi Polo (Beautiful City). Manos Hadjidakis: Min ton rotas ton ourano (Don’t ask the sky). Manos Hadjidakis: To pelago einai vathy (the sea is deep). Stavros Kouyoumtzis: Mi Mou thimoneis matia mou (Don’t be upset my love). Stavros Xarhakos: Savvatovrado sti Kaisariani (Saturday Night at Kaisariani). The Contemporary Greek Music Ensemble: Panagiata Haloulakou, vocals; Theodoulos Bakanas, bouzouki, vocals; Ledios Damis, bass; Giorgos Lernis, percussions; Anastassia Zachariadou, flute; Panagiotis Liaropoulos, piano.
RSA-CFA: ID # 6695
9/26/2005
Katrina Benefit Concert. BIZET “Au fond du temple saint…” from Les Pêcheurs de perles (Brad Ludwin, tenor; Mathew Moore, baritone). HUMPERDINCK “Prayer Song” from Hansel und Gretel (Boston University Horn Octet). BRECHT ” Change the World, She Needs It” (Katy Rubin-Weinstein; Judy Braha director). PAGANINI Caprice No. 24 (Roman Totenberg, violin). BRECHT ” To the Next Generation” (Veronica Barron, Jessica Grant, Rachel Rusch; Judy Braha, director). JOPLIN ” Intro / Solace: A Mexican Serenade / The Magnetic Rag (Joshua Rifkin, piano). TCHAIKOVSKY: Elegy. GABRIEL FAURÉ Requiem, Op. 48 ( VII. In Paradisum ) (Yiannis Hadjiloizou, conductor; Members of the Boston University Symphony and Chamber Orchestras, and Concert Choir, Chamber Chorus, and Women’s Chorale). FAURE Impromptu, Op. 86 (Ina Zdorovetchi, harp). VON WEBER Clarinet Quintet [ II. Fantasia, Adagio ] (Emily Rist, violin; David Glover, violin; Emily Rideout, viola; Mark Bridges, cello; Gabe Merton, clarinet). PUCCINI “Tu che di gel” from Turandot (Michelle Johnson, soprano). UNKNOWN Intro / Noah’s Flood (Sidney Friedman, director). RODGERS/ HAMMERSTEIN, W.A. MOZART ” You’ll never walk alone” / Intro / “Sarastros Aria” from Die Zauberflöte / “Without a Song”
RSA-CFA: ID # 6787
2/7/2006
Roman Totenberg Tribute, Honoring his 95th year. Introductory Remarks Andre de Quadros, Director, School of Music. Prokofiev: Sonata for two violins, Op. 56 [ Andante cantabile / Allegro ] (Yevgeny Kutig, violin; Pei-Ju Wu, violin). Personal Tribute – Nina Totenberg. Berger: Reflections for Violin Solo (World Premiere) (Na Sun, violin). Tribute – Phyllis Curtin, Dean Emerita, College of Fine Arts and Professor Emerita of Music. Saint-Saens: Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso (Mira Wang, violin; David Hoose, conductor). Film: The Magical Life and Music of Roman Totenberg, Directed by Dagmara Drzazga, Produced by Adam Lukaszek. Roman Totenberg: Remarks. Szymanowski: Fountain of Arethusa (Roman Totenberg, violin; Shizue Sanu, piano). Rachmaninov: Vocalise (Performed by Boston University faculty, students, friends and former students of Roman Totenberg).
RSA-CFA: ID # 6766