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Five Premieres: Chamber Works With Guitars Songs 1. Canzones y Dances, for flute, cello & guitar: I. Adios Bilbadito (Farewell to Bilbao 1937) (13:55)  Windows Media  Real Audio | | Composer | Vivian Fine (1913 - 2000) | | Performer | Jan Vinci (Flute)
Ann Alton (Cello)
Joel Brown (Guitar) | | Genre | Canzona | | Venue | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, N | | Notes | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NY (01/20/1992-01/23/1992) | | 2. Canzones y Dances, for flute, cello & guitar: II. Oda a las Ranas (Ode to Frogs) (13:19) Windows Media Real Audio | | Composer | Loris Chobanian | | Performer | Jan Vinci (Flute)
Joel Brown (Guitar) | | Date Written | 1991 | | Venue | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, N | | Notes | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NY (01/20/1992-01/23/1992) | | 3. Canzones y Dances, for flute, cello & guitar: III. Tango: The Frog Prince & The Seorita (13:26) Windows Media Real Audio | | Composer | Anthony Holland (1955 - ) | | Performer | Jan Vinci (Flute)
Ann Alton (Cello)
Joel Brown (Guitar) | | Venue | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, N | | Notes | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NY (01/20/1992-01/23/1992) | | 4. Canzones y Dances, for flute, cello & guitar: IV. Soliloquio (4:20) Windows Media Real Audio | | Composer | Carver Blanchard (1943 - ) | | Performer | Jan Vinci (Flute)
Joel Brown (Guitar) | | Genre | Baroque Period | | Period | Baroque | | Venue | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, N | | Notes | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NY (01/20/1992-01/23/1992) | | 5. Canzones y Dances, for flute, cello & guitar: V. Jiga de la Muerte (Death's Jig) (2:00) Windows Media Real Audio | | Composer | Carver Blanchard (1943 - ) | | Performer | Jan Vinci (Flute)
Joel Brown (Guitar) | | Venue | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, N | | Notes | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NY (01/20/1992-01/23/1992) | | 6. Images, a picturesque suite for flute & guitar: The Sorcerer (11:58) Windows Media Real Audio | | Composer | Andrew York (1958 - ) | | Performer | Jan Vinci (Flute)
Ann Alton (Cello)
Joel Brown (Guitar) | | Date Written | 1991 | | Venue | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, N | | Notes | Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NY (01/20/1992-01/23/1992) |
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