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November 12, 2010
Great Migrations, and Arensky's Piano Trio
From Domenico Scarlatti's "Cat Fugue," where his cat is said to have composed the melody by walking across his harpsichord, to this week's 21st century work, part of a film score for National Geographic's "Great Migrations" series, we've got an hour of musical critters today. Plus, his teacher predicted that he was doomed to obscurity. But Anton Arensky's music still gets played fairly often. We'll hear his lovely piano trio, from a concert at the Strings Music Festival in Colorado.
Today's Playlist
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hour 1
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Johann Strauss, Jr.
Egyptian March, Op. 335
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Daniel Barenboim, conductor
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Cipriano de Rore
Ancor che col Partire
Jean Tubery, cornett, La Fenice, Jean Tubery, director
Schwetzingen Festival, Speyer, Germany
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Maurizio Cazzati
Ciaconne per Diesis e par Bemolle, Op. 22
La Fenice, Jean Tubery, director
Schwetzingen Festival, Speyer, Germany
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Anton Arensky
Piano Trio No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 32
Andres Cardenes, violin, Anne Martindale Williams, cello, David Deveau, piano
Strings Music Festival, Steamboat Springs, Colorado
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Johann Strauss, Jr.
Perpetuum Mobile
The National Youth Orchestra, Cristian Mandeal, conductor
Romanian Athenaeum, Bucharest, Romania
hour 2
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Camille Saint-Saens
Excerpts from the Carnival of the Animals
The London Sinfonietta, Charles Dutoit, conductor
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Hai-Huai Huang
Galloping Horses
Yang Wei, pipa, Daxun Zhang, bass
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
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Heinrich von Biber
Sonata Representativa in A for Violin and Continuo, C. 146
Ida Kavafian, violin, Kenneth Cooper, harpsichord, Andreas Brantelid, cello
Alice Tully Hall, New York City
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Domenico Scarlatti
Sonatina in G Minor, K. 30 (Cat's Fugue)
Yevgeny Sudbin, piano
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Anton Sanko
Elephants in Mud Bath (Ostrich Dance)
Studio Musicians
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Joseph Haydn
Symphony No. 83 in G Minor (The Hen)
The River Oaks Chamber Orchestra, Christopher Zimmerman, conductor
St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, Houston
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Ottorino Respighi
The Cuckoo from Gli Uccelli (The Birds)
The Oregon Bach Festival Orchestra, Nicholas McGegan, conductor
Oregon Bach Festival, Eugene, Oregon
