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George Gershwin Songs | 1. Porgy and Bess, opera: Jasbo Brown's Blues (2:34) | | Common Name | Porgy And Bess Opera | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley (Piano) | | Genre | Opera | | Date Written | 1935 | | Country | United States of America | | 2. Rhapsody in Blue, for piano (15:19) | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley (Piano) | | Genre | Rhapsody | | Date Written | 1925 | | Country | United States of America | | 3. Gershwin Song-Book, song transcriptions (18) for piano (18:18) | | Common Name | Gershwin Song Book Song Transcriptions For Piano | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley (Piano) | | Date Written | 1932 | | Country | United States of America | | 4. An American in Paris, tone poem for orchestra (17:21) | | Common Name | An American In Paris Tone Poem For Orchestra | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley | | Genre | Tone Poem | | Date Written | 1928 | | Notes | Composition written: 1928.
Composition revised: United States of America. | | 5. Sleepless Night, prelude for piano (Melody No. 17, reconstructed by Alicia Zizzo) (2:14) | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley (Piano) | | Genre | Prelude | | Date Written | 1925-1926 | | Country | United States of America | | 6. Rubato, prelude for piano (Novelette Prelude) (1:38) | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley | | Genre | Prelude | | Date Written | 1923 | | Country | United States of America | | 7. Preludes (3) for piano (6:39) | | Common Name | Preludes For Piano | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley (Piano) | | Genre | Prelude | | Date Written | 1926 | | Country | United States of America | | 8. Impromptu in Two Keys, for piano (1:08) | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley | | Genre | Impromptu | | Date Written | 1929 | | Country | United States of America | | 9. Two Waltzes in C, for piano (4:13) | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley (Piano) | | Genre | Waltz | | Date Written | circa 1932 | | Country | United States of America | | 10. Merry Andrew, dance for piano (1:22) | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley | | Genre | Dance | | Date Written | circa 1928 | | Country | United States of America | | 11. Three-Quarter Blues, for piano ("Irish Waltz", Melody No. 32) (0:45) | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley | | Genre | Waltz | | Date Written | circa 1925 | | Country | United States of America | | 12. Promenade, for piano or orchestra (arrangement of "Walking the Dog" from Shall we Dance, film) (3:24) | | Composer | George Gershwin (1898 - 1937) | | Performer | Frank Braley (Piano) | | Genre | Character Piece | | Date Written | 1937 | | Country | United States of America |
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PERFORMERS: Randall Faust, Roger Collins, horn; Cary Lewis, piano; and John Lindsey, violin.COMPOSERS: William Presser and Randall Faust.Randall E. Faust is a Professor of Music at Western Illinois University and Hornist of the Camerata Woodwind Quintet and LaMoine Brass Quintet. In addition, he has served on the Summer Horn Faculty, Interlochen Center for the Arts for over two decades. The compositions of Randall Faust have been performed at many international venues — including the Symposia of The International Horn Society,The International Trumpet Guild, The International Trombone,Association, The National Gallery of Art, and the Weill Recital Hall of Carnegie Hall. His compositions have been discussed in several doctoral dissertations — most prominently in The Horn in Mixed Media Compositions Through 1991 by James Alan Criswell — Doctor of Musical Arts Dissertation, The University of Maryland, 1995;and A Performance Guide to the Horn Works of Randall Edward Faust by Alan Franklin Mattingly — Doctor of Music Treatise,The Florida State University, 1998. His music has been recorded on Crystal Records, Summit Records, and ACA Digital Recordings.)Cary Lewis is one of America ’s most respected chamber music pianists — performing with several ensembles — including the celebrated Lanier Trio. His recordings may be heard on various labels including Turnabout, Vanguard, Educo,Coronet,Crystal,Orion,Musical Heritage,ACA,and Gasparo. In addition to his many performances, including recitals at Carnegie Hall, the Library of Congress,the White House, the Kennedy Center, Wigmore Hall in London, anda variety of chamber music festivals including the Interlochen Chamber Music Conference, he is a respected teacher — having served as a Professor of Music at Georgia State University inAtlanta,and a member of the piano faculty at Interlochen.Dr.Lewis earned degrees from the University of North Texas,his Doctor of Musical Arts Degree and a Performer ’s Certificate from the Eastman School of Music.In addition he studied at theAcademy of Music in Vienna, Austria, on a Fulbright scholarship. His teachers include Eugene List, Brooks Smith, and Dieter Weber.Violinist John Lindsey is the Concertmaster of the Orchestra of Northern New York and the Hanover (NH) Chamber Orchestra, Violinist in the Ruggieri Chamber Soloists,First Violinist of the Aurora Quintet,and Professor of Music and a member of the Potsdam Piano Quartet at TheCrane School of Music of the State University of New York at Potsdam.In the past,Mr.Lindseyhas also served as the Concertmaster of the Dallas Chamber Players (TX),the Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra (KY),the Warren (OH)Chamber Orchestra,the Castle Farm SummerFestival Orchestra (MI),and the Champlain Valley Symphony Orchestra (NY).A frequent soloist, John has appeared in solo recitals at the Carnegie Recital Hall,the Museum of the City of New York,St.Josephs Church,and Bruno Walter Auditorium in Lincoln Center in New York Cityand in Boston,Atlanta,Dallas,Chicago (at the Dame Myra Hess Series at the Chicago Public Library),and in Christ Church Cathedral in Montreal (1982 and 1990).In 1993,Mr.Lindsey was the recipient of Potsdam College Presidents Award for Excellence in Teaching;and in 2003,hereceived the prestigious SUNY Chancellor ’s Award for Excellence in Teaching.In the summers he is on the faculty of the Ithaca Chamber Music Institute,the Ameropa Prague Festival in the Czech Republic,and the Interlochen Chamber Music Conference.Roger Collins is Professor Emeritus of Horn at Western Illinois University. He was the founding hornist of the Camerata Woodwind Quintet — with whom he recorded extensively for Music Minus One and Coronet Records.His orchestral career includes experience as a hornist with theDenver,Quad Cities,Peoria,and Knox-Galesburg Symphonies.Professor Collins studied at the University of Northern Colorado and Indiana University. His horn teachers included James Miller,Philip Farkas, and Ab
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