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The Music of the Americas 2011 CD is out! Our fourth compilation CD boasts 16 tracks from various performances from the Music of the Americas Concert series over the past season. The track titles and information can be found below, along with descriptions of the artists and sample media from a few of the performances.
The 2011 CD is available to new members. For more information on becoming a member, visit our membership page.
Tracks
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1 - La Payanca
Pablo Aslan Quartet
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9 - Satta Massagam
Ernest Ranglin
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2 - Horo Ghoid Thu Nighean
(Stepping Song) Mary Jane Lamond
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10 - Mvt. III,
from Sonata for flute and bass La Fontegara |
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Los Cenzontles
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11 - Mvt. IV,
La Fontegarafrom Sonata for flute and bass |
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Artists from the Instituto Superior de Arte
del Teatro Colón |
12 - Magnificat Octavi Toni
Meridionalis
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5 - Gingando, from Sonata No. 5
for violin and piano Emmanuele Baldini and Simone Leitão
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Momenta Quartet
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6 - Zart und mit Ausdruck, from Fantasiestücke
Pascal Archer and Jonathan Floril
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14 - Fazenda nova
Hermeto Pascoal e Banda
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7 - Amor em paz
Alex Silverio Quartet
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15 - Lively Up Yourself Ibo Cooper and Friends |
| 8 - Son, from Sonata No. 1, "Las campanas" Jorge Caballero |
16 - Cumbees La Fontegara |
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Los Cenzontles (Nahuatl for "the mockingbirds") dig deep into Latino traditions to promote dignity, pride, and cultural understanding. The group has pioneered revivals of Mexican roots music in California, bringing traditions to new generations. The Mockingbirds now create a powerful new hybrid sound with a fresh Chicano voice.
4 - Mesícku na nebi hlubokém
(Song to the Moon)
by Antonín Dvorák
Performed by Artists from the Instituto Superior
(Song to the Moon)
by Antonín Dvorák
Performed by Artists from the Instituto Superior
de Arte del Teatro Colón
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The Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colón is the training institute of Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, one of the leading opera houses in the Americas. It has been training artists for the world’s opera and ballet stages for decades. For the fourth year, a group of talented young musicians joined us for an evening of opera favorites.
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The Momenta Quartet has been described by Time Out New York as a “striking new-music quartet,” but the quartet’s range goes far beyond a single form of music. Including over 40 world premieres by both established and up-and-coming composers, the ensemble’s repertoire includes classical standards, contemporary masterworks, and consort music of the Renaissance. Momenta approaches all of this music with equal passion and commitment; a new work by a young composer is given as much attention as a revered mainstay of the classical canon.
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