The expressive range and versatility of the wind ensemble is exemplified in this program from one of the world's leading ensembles of it's kind, which presents classics of the genre alongside new works. Wayne Oquin's Tower Ascending pulsates with urban power whilst Richard Lorenz explores a web of Latin American music. Michael Tilson Thomas distils old and new perspectives and James Mobberely offers affecting Words of Love. We also hear Copland's indelible Fanfare for the Common Man, Vaughan Williams's intricate Toccata Marziale and Stravinsky's brilliantly virtuosic Concerto.
1 Tower Ascending - D. Ray McClellen/University of Georgia Wind Ensemble
2 El Muro
3 Slow
4 Relaxed
5 Moderate Swing
6 Toccata Marziale
7 Words of Love - Ellen Ritchey/University of Georgia Wind Ensemble
8 Largo - Allegro - Piu Mosso - Maestoso (Largo Con Principo) - Anatoly Sheludyakov/University of Georgia Wind Ensemble
9 Largo - Piu Mosso - Doppia Valore - Tempo Primo - Anatoly Sheludyakov/University of Georgia Wind Ensemble
10 Allegro - Agitato - Lento - Stringendo - Anatoly Sheludyakov/University of Georgia Wind Ensemble
11 Fanfare for the Common Man
The expressive range and versatility of the wind ensemble is exemplified in this program from one of the world's leading ensembles of it's kind, which presents classics of the genre alongside new works. Wayne Oquin's Tower Ascending pulsates with urban power whilst Richard Lorenz explores a web of Latin American music. Michael Tilson Thomas distils old and new perspectives and James Mobberely offers affecting Words of Love. We also hear Copland's indelible Fanfare for the Common Man, Vaughan Williams's intricate Toccata Marziale and Stravinsky's brilliantly virtuosic Concerto.
