Works of Bolcom, Rihm, Hage, Koleva, Ter Veldhuis, Schoenberg, Glass, Anne van Schothorst [see photo], Mahler & Saint-Saens.
01:00 Music for organ and percussion.
A publication of Orgelpark, Amsterdam.
1. William Bolcom. Black Host, for organ, percussion and tape.
2. Wolfgang Rihm. Siebengestalt, for organ and tamtam.
3. Jan Hage & Tatiana Koleva. Improvisation.
4. Jacob ter Veldhuis. The shining City.
Jan Hage, Verschueren organ, Orgelpark Amsterdam. Tatiana Koleva, percussion.
02:20 1. Arnold Schoenberg. Verklärte Nacht, opus 4.
2. Philip Glass. Sextet for Strings (Symphony no. 3/adaptation Michael Riesman).
Glass Chamber Players.
03:15 The CD ‘Then it became clear’ with minimal music for harp and percussion of the harpist Anne van Schothorst.
Anne van Schothorst, harp. Arthur Bont, percussion.
04:05 Gustav Mahler. Symphony no. 2 in C ‘Auferstehungs’.
An historic recording made during the Holland Festival 1951, with Jo Vincent, soprano. Kathleen Ferrier, alto. Toonkunstkoor Amsterdam. Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam conducted by Otto Klemperer.
05:20 Gustav Mahler. Orchestra songs: 1. Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen.
2. Rückert-Lieder. 3. Lieder aus Des Knaben Wunderhorn
Susan Graham, mezzo-soprano. Thomas Hampson, baritone.
San Francisco Symphony conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas.
06:25 Camille Saint-Saëns. Symphony no. 3 in C ‘Organ-Symphony’.
Orchestra ‘Les Siecles’ conducted by François-Xavier Roth,
with Daniel Roth, organ.
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