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Carolina Eyck Performs Gabriel Fauré’s Après Un Rêve on Theremin
…“Après un rêve” at the Grand Finale Concert of the German theremin festival “Without Touch 2.0” on September 13th, 2008 in Lippstadt, Germany. See more of Carolina’s work at carolinaeyck.com….
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Carolina Vazquez Plays Concerto for Viola by Telemann
Carolina Vazquez plays Telemann’s “Concerto for Viola” at a spring recital with Leo Marcus on piano….
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Du Ring an Meinem Finger by Robert Schumann, Performed by Carolyn Withers
Carolyn Withers, soprano, performed “Du ring an meinem finger” by Robert Schumann at her senior recital at Biola University Conservatory of Music on December 2, 2007. She was accompanied by…
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Voi Che Sapete by Mozart, Performed by Caroline Luik
Caroline Luik performs Mozart’s Voi che sapete on Una Voce Particolare….
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Leonard Bernstein – Psalm 148, Performed by Carol Lin
Bernstein’s earliest surviving composition, “Psalm 148,” is a short song scored for soprano solo and piano, performed by Carol Lin and pianist Alexander Wong….
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Fantasia on Christmas Carols by Vaughan Williams – St. Paul Festival Choir and Orchestra
Fantasia on Christmas Carols, presenting by University of Northwestern – St. Paul Festival Choir and Orchestra…
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Britten Violin Concerto, Op. 15 – Featuring Carolin Widmann
Frankfurt Radio Symphony and Carolin Widmann perform Benjamin Britten’s Violin Concerto….
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Corpus Christi Carol by Benjamin Britten – Sanctuary String Quartet
Sanctuary String Quartet plays Britten’s “Corpus Christi Carol.”…
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Classical Clips Top 10: Christmas Edition
…delicate carol, based on a poem by Christina Rossetti that was set to music by Gustav Holst in 1906, is a poignant reflection on the humility of Christ’s birth. The…
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Ralph Vaughan Williams
…One of Vaughan Williams’ most famous works is his “Fantasia on Christmas Carols” (1912), which combines traditional English carols with his own original music. He also composed several operas, including…
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Franz Liszt
…new chapter in his life began when he met Princess Carolyne zu Sayn-Wittgenstein. Reformation of Musical Forms: The Weimar Years In 1848, Liszt accepted an invitation to settle in Weimar,…
