This program we begin a special feature. For the next several podcasts, we'll be presenting music from the New York Latvian Concert Choir label. In my opinion, the NYLCC label is one of the most under appreciated that we carry. We're hoping our series will help change that.
In addition to the first installment of the NYLCC series, we also present a selection from Troubadisc's latest offering -- a Schumann recital disc with pianist Wolfram Lorenzen.
You'll also hear the final movement to a chamber symphony by American composer Henri Lazarof, and a baroque suite for lute duet recorded in a very unusual manner by John Schneiderman on VGo recordings.
- Ralph Graves
President, DCD Records
This program we play:
Janson: Overture to "Money Fever"
New York Latvian Concert Choir; Latvian National Symphony Orchestra; Andrejs Jansons, conductor
NYLCC
Baron: Suite in B-flat major for two lutes
John Schneiderman, lutes
VGo Recordings
Schumann: Ende vom Lied
Wolfram Lorenzen, piano
Troubadisc
Lazarof: Chamber Symphony (finale)
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra; Gerard Schwarz, conductor
Laurel Records
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
DCD 018 - A Classical Potpourri
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Labels: Laurel Records, New York Latvian Concert Choir, Troubadisc, VGO Recordings
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