Fibers, Yarn, and WireAlexandre Lunsqui, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Gran Duo (for woodwinds and brass)Magnus Lindberg, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Frankenstein!! A pan-demonium for chansonnier and orchestra after children’s rhymes by HC Artmann: I. Fanfare, Prologue — Dedication — Miss DraculaH.K. Gruber, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Frankenstein!! A pan-demonium for chansonnier and orchestra after children’s rhymes by HC Artmann: II. Goldfinger and Bond — John Wayne — MonsterH.K. Gruber, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Frankenstein!! A pan-demonium for chansonnier and orchestra after children’s rhymes by HC Artmann: III. A Mi Ma MonsterletH.K. Gruber, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Frankenstein!! A pan-demonium for chansonnier and orchestra after children’s rhymes by HC Artmann: IV. Fanfare, Intermezzo — V. FrankensteinH.K. Gruber, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Frankenstein!! A pan-demonium for chansonnier and orchestra after children’s rhymes by HC Artmann: VI. Rat Song and Crusoe SongH.K. Gruber, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Frankenstein!! A pan-demonium for chansonnier and orchestra after children’s rhymes by HC Artmann: VII. Mr. SupermanH.K. Gruber, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Frankenstein!! A pan-demonium for chansonnier and orchestra after children’s rhymes by HC Artmann: VIII. FinaleH.K. Gruber, New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert
Two Controversies and a Conversation: I. Controversy 1Elliott Carter, New York Philharmonic, Colin Currie, Eric Huebner, David Robertson
Two Controversies and a Conversation: II. Controversy 2Elliott Carter, New York Philharmonic, Colin Currie, Eric Huebner, David Robertson
Two Controversies and a Conversation: III. ConversationElliott Carter, New York Philharmonic, Colin Currie, Eric Huebner, David Robertson
NACHLESE Vb: Liederzyklus: I. DésorienteMichael Jarrell, New York Philharmonic, Charlotte Dobbs, David Robertson
NACHLESE Vb: Liederzyklus: II. WeglosMichael Jarrell, New York Philharmonic, Charlotte Dobbs, David Robertson
NACHLESE Vb: Liederzyklus: III.Michael Jarrell, New York Philharmonic, Charlotte Dobbs, David Robertson
NACHLESE Vb: Liederzyklus: IV. DescaminadoMichael Jarrell, New York Philharmonic, Charlotte Dobbs, David Robertson
... explosante-fixe ...Pierre Boulez, New York Philharmonic, Robert Langevin, Mindy Kaufman, Alexandra Sopp, David Robertson
Dive into the world of contemporary classical music with the New York Philharmonic's "CONTACT! with Alan Gilbert and David Robertson." Released on October 16, 2012, this album is a testament to the orchestra's versatility and innovation, featuring a diverse range of compositions that push the boundaries of traditional orchestral music.
The album opens with "Fibers, Yarn, and Wire" by Lunsqui, a piece that immediately sets the tone for the eclectic journey ahead. The New York Philharmonic, under the baton of Alan Gilbert and David Robertson, delivers a powerful performance that showcases their technical prowess and artistic sensitivity. The album spans a generous 2 hours and 9 minutes, offering a substantial exploration of modern orchestral works.
One of the standout pieces is "Frankenstein!! A pan-demonium for chansonnier and orchestra after children’s rhymes by HC Artmann," a multi-movement work that blends whimsy and sophistication. The orchestra is joined by a talented ensemble of vocalists and instrumentalists, including Thomas Hampson, Eric Huebner, Colin Currie, and Charlotte Dobbs, who bring the compositions to life with their expressive performances.
The album also features works by renowned composers such as Magnus Lindberg, Michael Jarrell, and HK Gruber. Each piece is a testament to the composers' unique visions and the New York Philharmonic's ability to interpret and perform them with precision and passion. From the intricate "Gran Duo (for woodwinds and brass)" by Lindberg to the hauntingly beautiful "NACHLESE Vb: Liederzyklus" by Jarrell, the album offers a rich tapestry of sounds and emotions.
"CONTACT! with Alan Gilbert and David Robertson" is not just an album; it's an experience. The New York Philharmonic's commitment to contemporary music is evident in every note, making this a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolution of classical music. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album promises to captivate and inspire.
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The New York Philharmonic, founded in 1842, stands as one of America's premier symphony orchestras, renowned for its rich history and exceptional performances. Based in the heart of New York City at the prestigious Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the orchestra, officially known as the Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York, Inc., has earned its place among the "Big Five" leading American orchestras. Under the direction of esteemed conductors and featuring world-class soloists, the New York Philharmonic continues to captivate audiences with its unparalleled musical prowess. Whether performing at their home in David Geffen Hall or touring globally, the orchestra's commitment to artistic excellence and innovation makes every concert an unforgettable experience.
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