Mark Adamo: Late Victorians, Regina Coeli, Alcott Music, Overture to Lysistrata

by Adamo / Pulley / Sullivan / Lev

Overview

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Product Details

Release Date:	11/17/2009
Label:	Naxos American
UPC:	0636943925829
Rank:	50979

Tracks

1. Late Victorians~1.
2. Late Victorians~2.
3. Late Victorians~3.
4. Late Victorians~4.
5. Four Angels: Concerto for Harp and Orchestra~Regina Coeli
6. Lysistrata~Overture
7. Alcott Music (from the opera Little Women)~1. Jo
8. Alcott Music (from the opera Little Women)~2. Meg
9. Alcott Music (from the opera Little Women)~3. Alma and Gideon

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Sylvia Alimena   Primary Artist,Conductor
Eclipse Chamber Orchestra   Orchestra
Emily Pulley   Soprano (Vocal)
Dotian Levalier   Harp

Technical Credits

Tym Stevens   Cover Photo
Mark Adamo   Composer,Art Adviser,Liner Notes
Emily Dickinson   Text
Tess Steinkolk   Photography
Richard Rodriguez   Text
Steven Honigberg   Producer
William Haroutounian   Photography
Antonino d'Urzo   Editing,Engineer
Elizabeth S. Schulze   Producer
Andrew Sullivan   Narrator
Laurel Bennert Ohlson   Producer
Martin Gram   Photography
Matt Cavenaugh   Photography
John Corigliano   Art Adviser
Sylvia Alimena   Producer

Editorial Reviews

Mark Adamo is one of our most gifted and successful young composers and, in its varied way, this programme provides a worthy sampler of vocal and orchestral music from a composer best known for his operas. Performances are excellent, and Late Victorians and the revised Alcott Music may well earn a place in the repertory.