Flores Musicales |
in concert
cincinnati |
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RECORDINGS OF IVAN TCHEREPNIN
Concerto for Two Continents
Live From Jordan Hall, NEC Wind Ensemble, Stephen Drury, synthesizer soloist, Frank L. Battisti, conductor
[ALBANY cd# troy560, 2003] |
Double
Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra
Lynn Chang, violin; Alexander Rudin, cello; Musica
Viva Orchestra, Alexander Rudin &
Nicolai Alexeyev, conds.
The Tcherepnin Family: Music From Three Generations
[Olympia cd#640, 1997] |
Concerto
for Two Continents
Ivan Tcherepnin, synthesizer; The American Wind
Symphony, Robert Boudreau, cond.
[AWSO cd, 1996] |
Constitution
American Wind Symphony Orchestra, Robert Boudreau,
cond.
Constitution [AWSO cd, 1989] |
Five
Songs
Marion Dry, contralto; Jean-Pierre Dautricourt,
flute; Ivan Tcherepnin, electronics
Music of Ivan Tcherepnin [CRI cd #684, 1995; orig.
issued on LP as Electric Flowers, 1982] |
Flores
Musicales
Peggy Pearson, oboe; Wilma Smith, violin; Ivan Tcherepnin,
electronics
Music of Ivan Tcherepnin [CRI cd #684, 1995; orig.
issued on LP as Electric Flowers, 1982] |
Le
Va et le Vient
Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland Pfalz; Jacques Houtman,
cond.
Russische Orchester- und Vokalmusik des 20. Jahrhunderts
[Melisma cd #7115-2, 1996] |
Statue
The Cincinnati Conservatory Wind Symphony, Eugene
Corporon, cond.
In Concert: Cincinnati College-Conservatory Wind
Symphony [Mark cd#877, 1991; Klavier cd#11067, 1996] |
Santur
Live!
Ivan Tcherepnin, santur and electronics
Music of Ivan Tcherepnin [CRI cd#684, 1995] |
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Valse Perpetuelle ("The
45 r.p.m.")
John Cobb, piano
The Waltz Project [Nonesuch LP, 1981]
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