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Format: CD
Label: Big Kahuna Records
Year: 2008
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
THE BLUE CHEVROLET, A STATION WAGON SYMPHONY
1 The Blue Chevrolet
2 Ah, the Scenic Overlook
3 The Detour, the Argument, and Finally, the Map
4 Home
THE BROOKLYN AFFAIR, A CONCERTO IN FOURTHS
5 An Intriguing Pocketbook (Andante)
6 Subway Chase (Allegro)
7 Late Night, Slow Train (Largo)
8 Loose Change (Presto Waltz)
Composer's notes:
The Blue Chevrolet: This is a piece about being twelve years old and going on vacation with my family. Each Summer my Mother and Father would load luggage, food, me and my four sisters into our Chevrolet station wagon and drive from Fredericksburg, Virginia to Damariscotta Maine for a two-week vacation at my grandfather's cabin on Lake Damarascotta. This was before Route 95 and we drove the entire three days north on old route one.
The Brooklyn Affair: I was not sure what this piece was about until Natalie Moffett-Smith choreographed the second movement for her dance company. I think that it is about pocket-books. Janice Martin performs the violin solo with with an intense rock and roll energy. She's a great player And a great performer.
Label: Big Kahuna Records
Year: 2008
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
THE BLUE CHEVROLET, A STATION WAGON SYMPHONY
1 The Blue Chevrolet
2 Ah, the Scenic Overlook
3 The Detour, the Argument, and Finally, the Map
4 Home
THE BROOKLYN AFFAIR, A CONCERTO IN FOURTHS
5 An Intriguing Pocketbook (Andante)
6 Subway Chase (Allegro)
7 Late Night, Slow Train (Largo)
8 Loose Change (Presto Waltz)
Composer's notes:
The Blue Chevrolet: This is a piece about being twelve years old and going on vacation with my family. Each Summer my Mother and Father would load luggage, food, me and my four sisters into our Chevrolet station wagon and drive from Fredericksburg, Virginia to Damariscotta Maine for a two-week vacation at my grandfather's cabin on Lake Damarascotta. This was before Route 95 and we drove the entire three days north on old route one.
The Brooklyn Affair: I was not sure what this piece was about until Natalie Moffett-Smith choreographed the second movement for her dance company. I think that it is about pocket-books. Janice Martin performs the violin solo with with an intense rock and roll energy. She's a great player And a great performer.