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Cedille on the Move
Pacifica Quartet, Chicago Sinfonietta, Rachel Barton Pine
Wendy Warner, Cavatina Duo, Chicago Baroque Ensemble, Chicago Chamber Musicians, Easley Blackwood, Sebastian Huydts, Alex Klein, David Ying, Jennifer Koh, Joshua Rubin, Kim Scholes, Mathieu Dufour, Paul Freeman, Elinor Freer, Georgia and Louise Mangos, Matthew Hagle, Reiko Uchida, Czech National Symphony Orchestra, Encore Chamber Orchestra, Daniel Hege
High-Energy Tracks from Chicago’s Classical Record Label Cedille Records presents a disc of high-energy selections from our 100+ CD catalog, ideal for keeping you “on the move,” whether walking, running, biking, driving, exercising, or just enjoying the music’s rhythmic drive. The tracks run the gamut from a Vivaldi flute concerto, to symphonic works by late-Classical era composers from Bohemia (Franz Krommer and Jan Vaclav Hugo Vorísek), to (later) 19th century concertos and chamber works, to seven selections by contemporary or very recent composers. All feature propulsive rhythmic energy designed to keep the music (and you) “on the move.”
Preview Excerpts
JOHN ADAMS (b. 1946)
Jennifer Koh, violin;
Reiko Uchida, piano
1
I. Relaxed Groove from Road Movies
COLERIDGE-TAYLOR PERKINSON (1932-2004)
Chicago Sinfonietta / Paul Freeman, conductor
2
III. Rondo from Sinfonietta No. 1 for Strings
ERWIN SCHULHOFF (1894-1942)
Rachel Barton Pine, violin
Wendy Warner, cello
3
II. Zingaresca from Duo for Violin and Cello
Chicago Baroque Ensemble (Anita Miller-Rieder, transverse flute)
4
I. Allegro from Concerto in G major for Flute and Strings
PERCY GRAINGER (1882-1961) / rev. MAUD POWELL (1867-1920)
Rachel Barton Pine, violin
Matthew Hagle, piano
5
Molly on the Shore
FRANZ KROMMER (1759-1831)
Alex Klein, oboe
Czech National Symphony Orchestra / Paul Freeman, conductor
6
III. Rondo from Concerto No. 1 in F major
CARTER PANN (b. 1972)
David Ying, cello
Elinor Freer, piano
7
I. "Strand" from Differences for Cello and Piano
DAVID DIAMOND (1915-2005)
The Chicago Chamber Musicians
8
III. Finale from Quintet for Flute, Piano, and String Trio
JAN VACLAV HUGO VORISEK (1791-1825)
Czech National Symphony Orchestra/Paul Freeman, conductor
9
IV. Finale from Symphony in D major
FRANZ LISZT (1811-1886)
Georgia & Louise Mangos, duo-pianists
10
Mazeppa - Symphonic Poem for Two Pianos
EASLEY BLACKWOOD (b. 1933)
Kim Scholes, cello
Easley Blackwood, piano
11
III. Scherzo from Sonata for Cello and Piano
WILLIAM BERNHARD MOLIQUE (1802-1869)
Mathieu Dufour, flute
Czech National Symphony Orchestra/Paul Freeman, conductor
12
III. Rondo from Concerto in D minor for Flute and Orchestra
ROBERT SCHUMANN (1810-1856)
Jennifer Koh, violin
Reiko Uchida, piano
13
III. Lebhaft from Sonata No. 1 in A minor, Op. 105
SEBASTIAN HUYDTS (b. 1966)
Mary Stolper, flute
Sebastian Huydts, piano
14
IV. "Principio di Virtu" from Music for Flute and Piano, Op. 22
JOSEPH WHITE (1836-1918)
Rachel Barton Pine, violin
Encore Chamber Orchestra/Daniel Hege, conductor
15
III. Allegro moderato from Violin Concerto in F-sharp minor
DAVID LEISNER (b. 1953)
Cavatina Duo with Joshua Rubin, clarinet
16
"Extroverted" from Extremes for Flute, Clarinet & Guitar
FELIX MENDELSSOHN (1809-1847)
Pacifica Quartet
17
II. Scherzo from String Quartet in E minor, Op. 44, No. 2
Program Notes
Download Album BookletCedille on the Move
Notes by Jim Ginsburg
Cedille Records is devoted to promoting the finest musicians in and from Chicago by releasing their efforts on high quality recordings. Our recording ideas come from the artists
themselves, which is why we have such a widely varied catalog of innovatively programmed
recordings.
In 2004, Cedille released a sampler CD of calming compositions titled Serenely Cedille (Cedille Records CDR 8001). Now, five years later, we present a disc of high-energy selections from our catalog, ideal for keeping you “on the move,” whether walking, running, biking, driving, exercising, or just enjoying the music’s rhythmic drive. The tracks run the gamut from a Vivaldi flute concerto, to symphonic works by late-Classical era composers from Bohemia (Krommer and Voříšek), to (later) 19th century concertos and chamber works, to seven selections by contemporary or very recent composers. All feature propulsive rhythmic energy designed to keep the music (and you) moving forward.
I hope you enjoy this disc, and that it inspires you to want to learn more about and hear
more from the wonderful Chicago artists represented on this CD. Toward that end, the track
listing in this booklet includes a short statement about each selection and its respective
disc. You can learn more about Cedille Records, our artists, and their recordings by visiting
us on the web at www.cedillerecords.org.
Wishing you a stimulating musical journey,
James Ginsburg
Founder and President, Cedille Records
Album Details
Total Time: 78:20
© 2009 Cedille Records/Cedille Chicago
CDR 8002
