Hanson Persichetti Stamp - Celebrations (21 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Hanson, Persichetti, Stamp
Celebrations
Genres: Jazz, Special Interest, Classical

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. March Carillon
2. Chorale And Alleluia
3. A Movement For Rosa
4. Chorale Prelude: Be Thou My Vision
5. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: Stranger
6. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: I Celebrate Myself
7. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: You Who Celebrate Bygones
8. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: There Is That In Me
9. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: Sing Me The Universal
10. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: Flaunt Out, O Sea
11. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: I Sing The Body Electric
12. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: Clear Midnight
13. Celebrations - For Chorus And Wind Ensemble: Voyage
14. Variants On An Advent Hymn: Theme And Variation I
15. Variants On An Advent Hymn: Variation II
16. Variants On An Advent Hymn: Variation III
17. Variants On An Advent Hymn: Variation IV
18. Themes From 'Greenbushes'
19. Escape From Plato's Cave: The Cave, The Struggle And The Man From The Light!
20. Escape From Plato's Cave: Message Of The Man (The Fragile Heart)
21. Escape From Plato's Cave: Escape...Into The Light!

CD Details

All Artists: Hanson, Persichetti, Stamp, Camphouse
Title: Celebrations
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Citadel
Release Date: 11/20/1995
Genres: Jazz, Special Interest, Classical
Styles: Swing Jazz, Marches, Holiday & Wedding, Opera & Classical Vocal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 795818811121

CD Reviews

Beautiful wind ensemble music

06/29/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This treasure of a CD features some beautiful wind ensemble music, which really should receive more attention in the mainstream. Not your typical Sousa CD, this features the wind ensemble at its best, with both sections of the full, gorgeous ensemble sound and solo sections featuring the individual tone colors that contribute to the unique ensemble sound. The emotional capacity of this type of ensemble is huge, and this CD demonstrates that well. I would certainly recommend this CD to any lovers of band music and classical music, particularly those who enjoy the Romantic and 20th century composers who tend to use the winds to a fuller extent."