When Autumn Comes Again #2639
. . . as the seasons inevitably change, so does the music.
Hour 1
ANTONIO VIVALDI (trans. Scott): Autumn, fr The Four Seasons, Op. 8, no. 3 –Jonathan Scott (1996 Marcussen/Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, England) Scott Brothers Duo 009
CARSON COOMAN: 3 Autumn Sketches after a Watercolor by Maria Willscher (2017) –Carson Cooman (2014 Fleiter/St. Ludgerus Church, Billerbeck, Germany) Divine Art 25218
VICTOR HERBERT: Indian Summer –John Detroy, Jr. (1932 Wurlitzer/Radio City Music Hall Broadcast Studio, New York, NY) PD Archive CD (9/2/72)
KURT WEILL: September Song –Pierre Fracalanza (Wurlitzer/Trousdale Castle, Orange County, CA) ATOS 2018
LEO SOWERBY: Comes Autumn Time –Todd Wilson (1938 Skinner+1975 Aeolian-Skinner/Washington National Cathedral, Washington, DC) JAV Recordings 149
Filler – VIVALDI: Autumn Concerto, 3rd Movement (see above)
Hour 2
CAMILLO BARGONI: Autumn Concerto (And that reminds me of you) –Brett Valliant (1923 Wurlitzer/Zeiterion Performing Arts Center, New Bedford, MA) ATOS 2011
JOSEPH BONNET: Poemes d’Automne, Op. 3 (Lied des chrysahnthémes; Matin provençal; Poeme du soir) –Frédéric Ledroit (1965 Beuchet-Debierre/Cathedral of St. Peter, Angouleme, France) Skarbo 1026
CHARLES WOOD: Anthem, Summer Ended –Shadyside Church Choir/John Walker (1995 Reuter/Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA) Pro Organo 7043
CLARENCE MADER: October Interlude –Cherry Rhodes (1934 Aeolian-Skinner/Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, CA) Pipedreams 1002
SOWERBY: Pageant of Autumn –Mark Dwyer (1935-1964 Aeolian-Skinner/Church of the Advent, Boston, MA) Raven 197
Filler – SOWERBY: Comes Autumn Time (see above)
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