Ohio State University Bands - Puts:Network [Katherine Rohrer; Ohio State University Bands; Russel C. Mikkelson] [NAXOS: 8573446] [CD]
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The Ohio State University Wind Symphony is widely recognized as one of the United States' elite wind bands. With its conductor Russel C. Mikkelson, a staunch advocate for the creation of new works, it delivers some of the most exciting programs of any band, both in the US and internationally. Pulitzer Prize-winner Kevin Puts describes Network as 'an explosive concert opener', while Benjamin Britten considered his incidental music for The Sword in the Stone to be 'deep and subtle'. Mahler's setting of Um Mitternacht reflects the poet R\xfcckert's persistent battle with darkness, and Steven Bryant's Concerto divides the band into antiphonal groups, forming a showpiece that requires and celebrates virtuosity.
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The Ohio State University Wind Symphony is widely recognized as one of the United States' elite wind bands. With its conductor Russel C. Mikkelson, a staunch advocate for the creation of new works, it delivers some of the most exciting programs of any band, both in the US and internationally. Pulitzer Prize-winner Kevin Puts describes Network as 'an explosive concert opener', while Benjamin Britten considered his incidental music for The Sword in the Stone to be 'deep and subtle'. Mahler's setting of Um Mitternacht reflects the poet R\xfcckert's persistent battle with darkness, and Steven Bryant's Concerto divides the band into antiphonal groups, forming a showpiece that requires and celebrates virtuosity.
1. Network
2. I. Introduction and Boys Tunes
3. II. Merlyns Tune and Tree Music
4. III. Merlyns Spell and Witch Tune
5. IV. Bird Music
6. V. Lullaby
7. VI. Water Theme and End Music
8. No. 6. Um Mitternacht
9. I.
10. II.
11. III.
12. IV.
13. V.
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Brand New From Reputable UK Company With 30 Years Experience In Retail, Please Note Not All Our New Items Are Shrink Wrapped.
All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
The Ohio State University Wind Symphony is widely recognized as one of the United States' elite wind bands. With its conductor Russel C. Mikkelson, a staunch advocate for the creation of new works, it delivers some of the most exciting programs of any band, both in the US and internationally. Pulitzer Prize-winner Kevin Puts describes Network as 'an explosive concert opener', while Benjamin Britten considered his incidental music for The Sword in the Stone to be 'deep and subtle'. Mahler's setting of Um Mitternacht reflects the poet R\xfcckert's persistent battle with darkness, and Steven Bryant's Concerto divides the band into antiphonal groups, forming a showpiece that requires and celebrates virtuosity.
All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
The Ohio State University Wind Symphony is widely recognized as one of the United States' elite wind bands. With its conductor Russel C. Mikkelson, a staunch advocate for the creation of new works, it delivers some of the most exciting programs of any band, both in the US and internationally. Pulitzer Prize-winner Kevin Puts describes Network as 'an explosive concert opener', while Benjamin Britten considered his incidental music for The Sword in the Stone to be 'deep and subtle'. Mahler's setting of Um Mitternacht reflects the poet R\xfcckert's persistent battle with darkness, and Steven Bryant's Concerto divides the band into antiphonal groups, forming a showpiece that requires and celebrates virtuosity.
1. Network
2. I. Introduction and Boys Tunes
3. II. Merlyns Tune and Tree Music
4. III. Merlyns Spell and Witch Tune
5. IV. Bird Music
6. V. Lullaby
7. VI. Water Theme and End Music
8. No. 6. Um Mitternacht
9. I.
10. II.
11. III.
12. IV.
13. V.
