Ernst Toch Cello Sonata, op. 50 ; ii - Intermezzo: Andante (die Spinne) iii - Allegro
Ernst Toch Three Burlesques, op. 31 (piano solo)
Paul Hindemith Eight Pieces for solo flute
Stefan Wolpe Two Dances (1926) (piano solo)
Also available on video:
Ernst Toch
Egon and Emilie (Not a Family Drama), op. 46
Die Chinesische Flöte, op. 29
Five Pieces for Chamber Orchestra, op. 33
Miniature Overture (1932)
Kurt Weill
Vom Tod im Wald, op. 23
Mahagonny Songspiel
Paul Hindemith
There and Back, op. 45a
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CDs
A dazzling collection of pieces by two of the foremost composers of their generation.
The Girl in My Alphabet music by Errollyn Wallen
Avie 0006
Dervish +
Are you Worried about the Rising Costs of Funerals? (Five Simple Songs)
Louis’s Loops *
Horseplay
In Our Lifetime ++
The Girl in My Alphabet **
The Continuum Ensemble
Douglas Finch, piano **
Dominic Harlan, piano+
Mike Henry, baritone++
Patricia Rozario, soprano
Margaret Leng Tan, toy pianos *
Matthew Sharp, cello +
Errollyn Wallen piano **
Philip Headlam, conductor
Produced by Andrew Keener, released in March 2002
A selection of pieces from the ever dynamic composer-pianist Errollyn Wallen for a variety of instrumental groups and soloists.
Available at all cd shops in the U.K. and world wide and on-line at Avie Records
Poles Apart & other chamber works
music by Roger Smalley
NMC D083
Chopin Variations for solo piano
Piano Trio
Poles Apart for ensemble *
Frederic Chopin:
Mazurka in C sharp minor, opus 50, no. 3
Trio for clarinet, viola and piano
Johannes Brahms: Intermezzo in e minor, opus 116, no. 5
Crepuscle for piano quartet
The Continuum Ensemble
Douglas Finch, piano
Philip Headlam, conductor *
Produced by David Lefeber; released in April 2004
A groups of chamber pieces from 1989 - 2003 by Roger Smalley, all based in part on fragments of late 19th century repertoire.
"Acclaimed for their recording of Errollyn Wallen's music (Avie), The Continuum Ensemble prove equally adept here, with Douglas Finch in command of writing whose demands are a reminder that Smalley is himself no mean pianist." Richard Whitehouse, Gramophone
Available at shops in London and the U.K. and on line fromNMC Recordings