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The Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra and its director Clark Rundell, with the guest conductor Mark Heron, explore the works of Robert Russell Bennett in this eagerly-awaited new recording. Bennett is best known for his orchestrations for 300-plus musicals between 1920 and 1975. He worked alongside the great songwriters of 'golden age' Broadway – Gershwin, Porter, Kern, Rodgers, Loewe, Berlin, and more – his contribution far more than dutifully putting a songwriter's piano music into the orchestra, measure by measure. His rich career left us a heritage of more than 200 original compositions, more than thirty of which were written for wind band, inspired by, as Bennett put it, 'its apparently inexhaustible colours and its fabulous vitality'. Deeply committed to world premiere performances and recordings of new music, the RNCM Wind Orchestra under Rundell and Heron here dedicate its energy and brilliance to a unique, highly enjoyable programme. |
ROBERT RUSSELL BENNETT Suite of Old American Dances (1949) * 1.1Cake Walk. Allegretto in two 3:44 2.2Schottische. Moderato (in two or fast four )2:30 3.3Western One-Step. Allegro ma non troppo 3:08 4.4Wallflower Waltz. Tempo di 'Missouri Waltz' (in three) 3:39 5.5Rag. Gaily, in easy two 3:30 Down to the Sea in Ships (1968-69) ** from the NBC TV Film Project 20 6.IThe Way of the Ship. Andante 'Am Meer' by Schubert -3:30 Intense (Moderato) - Vivo - 'Blow the Man Down' 7.IIMists and Mystery. Slow barcarolle 2:39 8.IIISongs in the Salty Air. moderato, in two - 'Reuben Ranzo' - Piu animato - Allegretto 'Haul on the Bowline' - 2:39 Moderato con sentimento 'Shenandoah' - Vivo - 'What Shall We Do with a Drunken Sailor?' - Tempo ad libitum - Presto 9.IVWaltz of the Clipper Ships. Con grazia, in one 'Sally Brown' 2:12 10.VFinale, Introducing the S.S. Eagle. Bright - Subito agitato 2:49 Four Preludes for Band (1974) * 11.IGeorge. Vigoroso - Espressivo - 2:28 Moderato espressivo 'To you, George' 12.IIVicent. Allegretto - Not loud - 'To you, Vincent' 2:47 13.IIICole. Moderato, thoughtfully - 'To you, Cole' 2:58 14.IVJerome. Vivo alla tarantella - Poco meno (Con grazia) - 2:54 'To you, Jerome' - Vivo come prima - Andante - Vivo, furioso Symphonic Songs for Band (1957) ** 15.ISerenade. Gaily, in one 4:31 16.IISpiritual. Moderato - Morendo 5:04 17.IIICelebration. Festive - Grazioso - Galop - Pochissimo maestoso 4:27 Autobiography (1976-77) * for Band Part One (1894 - 1900) 18.I1894: Cherry Street. Allegretto - 2:09 (Born on a hill by a railroad track. Our home was a mansion - or was it a shack?) 19.II1899: South Omaha. Con anima - Steady tempo 1:55 (The head said piu vivo - the feet said ritard. Talking was easy but walking was hard, limping around in a lumber yard.) 20.III1900: Corn, Cows and Music. Jig 1:40 (Haying the horses and slopping the pigs - and playing sonatas and rags and jigs) Part Two (1916 - 1935) 21.IV1916: MO to NY. Tempo di 'Missouri Waltz' - 2:22 Tempo di 'Too much Mustard' - March - Tempo I (To Broadway! What was I waiting for? My country came up with an answer. War.) 22.V1919: The Merrill Miracle. Bright March 1:50 (She and I danced to far different themes, but counterpoint seems to take care of our dreams. The ghost of old Johann Sebastian beams!) 23.VI1926: A Parisian in Paris. Poco allegretto - Valse in one (lively) - Poco agitato - Galop 1:48 (Sometimes the French was a little bit broken, but English chez nous she was not often spoken) 24.VII1935: What Was the Question? Moderato maestoso - Poco animato - Adagio (rubato) 1:54 |
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