COMPACT DISC SET 4 LISTENING TO MUSIC, 5/e

by Jay D. Zorn

• ISBN13: 9780131733404
• ISBN10: 0131733400
• Edition: 5th
• Format: CD
• Copyright: 2006-12-01
• Publisher: PEARSON

Table of Contents

Jay Zorn

Listening to Music 5/e

CD Track List

 

Note: Often there are several tracks in one complete selection.  These tracks begin at key movements in the selection.

 

Compact Disc 1:

 

1. Gregorian Chant: ALLELUIA PASCHA NOSTRUM — excerpt (monophony)

Choir of Vienna Hofburg Kappele/Joseph Schabasser, conductor

 

1. Leonin: ALLELUIA DIES SANCTFICATUS — excerpt (organum

Ensemble Organum/Marcel Peres, conductor

 

1. Palestrina: KYRIE — (polyphony)

Spandauer Kantorei/Martin Behrman, conductor

 

1. Handel MESSIAH — “For Unto us a Child is Born”

The Smithsonian Concerto Grosso/University of Maryland Chorus         Antal Dorati, conductor

 

1. Bach: CANTATA NO. 140 (“Wachet auf”) — opening chorus

Gachinger Kantorei-Stuttgart/Helmuth Rilling, conductor

 

6. “Alleluia”

 

1. Vivaldi: THE FOUR SEASONS, Op. 8, No.1

“Spring” — 1^st Movement: allegro

Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble

 

            8. Bird Calls

            9. Storm Section

 

10. Bach: BRANDENBURG CONCERTO NO.2

            3^rd Movement — allegro assai

            Mainz Chamber Orchestra/Gunther Kehr, conductor

 

11.  Bach: FUGUE IN G MINOR (“Little”)

            Tom Koopman, organ

 

12.  Mozart: VARIATIONS ON “AH, VOUS DIRAI-JE, MAMAN,” K.265 — excerpt

            Donald Perlman, harpsichord

 

13.  Mozart: HORN CONCERTO NO. 2 IN E-FLAT, K.417

            3^rd Movement — allegro (rondo form)

            Marie-Luise Neunecker, Camerata Bern/Thomas Furi, conductor

 

            14. Theme 2 (B)

            15. Theme 3 (C)

            16. Theme 4 (D)

17.  Beethoven: PIANO SONATA NO.8 IN C MINOR

            (“Pathetique”) Op.  13 — 3^rd Movement (rondo form)

            Alfred Brendel

            Theme 1 — Main Rondo Theme (A)

 

            18.Theme 2 (B)

 

Compact Disc 2:

 

1.  Hayden:  SYMPHONY NO. 94 IN G (“Surprise”)

            3^rd Movement — allegro molto (minuet and trio form)

            North German Radio Hamburg Orchestra/Leopold Ludwig, conductor

            Minuet (A) — Theme 1

           

            2. Trio (B) — Theme 3

            3. Minuet (A) Themes 1 and 2 return

 

4.  Mozart SYMPHONY NO. 40 IN G MINOR K.550

            1^st Movement — molto allegro (sonata form)

            Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg/Leopold Hager, conductor

            Exposition (A) — Theme 1

 

            5. Theme 2

            6. Development (B) — Theme 1 fragments

            7. Recapitulation (A) — Theme 1 return

 

8.  Mozart: DON GIOVANNI: “Madamina” (opera aria — ABA form)

            Otto Edelman, Vienna Philharmonic/Welhelm Furtwangler, conductor

            A section

 

            9. B section (minuet)

 

10. Beethoven: SYMPHONY NO. 5 IN C MINOR, Op. 67

            1^st Movement — allegro (sonata form)

            Radio Symphony Orchestra, Ljubljana/Anton Nanut, conductor

            Exposition (A) — Theme 1

           

            11. Horn Introduction/Theme 2

            12. Development (B) — Theme 1 fragments

            13. Recapitulation — Theme 1 return

            14. Coda — Theme 1 modified

 

 

 

15.  Beriloz: SYMPHONIE FANTASTIQUE

            5^th Movement — “Dream of a Witches’ Sabbath”

            London Symphony Orchestra/Sir Eugene Goosens, conductor

            Idee Fixe (Beloved Melody)

 

            16. Theme 1 fragment

            17. Tolling Bells

            18. Theme 2 — “Dies Irae” Part 1

            19. Theme 3 — “Witches Round Dance”

 

20.  Schubert: THE ERLKING (art song)

            Siegfried Lorenz/Norman Shelter, piano

 

21. Schumann, C: SCHERZO, Op. 10 (excerpt)

            Konstanze Eickhorst, piano

 

22.  Chopin: FANTAISIE IMPROMPTU, Op. 66

            Dieter Goldman, piano

 

23.  Verdi: LA TRAVIATA, Act I: “È strano! È strano!” “Sempre Libera”

            Monika Krauss, soprano, Yordy Ramiro, tenor

            Czecho-Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)

            Alexander Rahbari, conductor

            Recitative: “È strano! È strano!”

 

            24.  Aria: “Aquell’amor”

            25.  Recitative

            26. Aria: “Sempre libra”

 

27.  Brahms: ACADEMIC FESTIVAL OVERTURE, Op. 80

            Bamburg Philharmonic/Hans Swarowsky, conductor

            Theme 1

 

            28.  Theme 3 — “Stately House”

            29.  Theme 4

            30.  Theme 7 — “Freshman Song”

            31.  Theme 8 — “Gaudeamus igitur”

 

32.  Mahler: SONGS OF A WAYFARER

            “Ging heut morgen über Feld”

            Sandor Solyom-Nagy, baritone

            Budapest Symphony Orchestra/Gyorgy Lehel, conductor

 

33.  Stravinsky:  THE RITE OF SPRING — “Sacrificial Dance” (rondo form)

            Minnesota Orchestra/ Stanislav Skrowaczewski, conductor

 

 

Compact Disc 3:

 

1.  Tchaikovsky: 1812 OVERTURE, Op. 49

            Dallas Symphony Orchestra/Eduardo Mata, conductor

            Courtesy of Compendia Music Group

            Theme 1 — Church Hymn

 

            2.  Theme 3 — Folk song

            3.  Theme 6 — Lullaby

            4.  Theme 8 — Czar’s Hymn

 

5.  Schoenberg: SUITE FOR PIANO, Op. 25 — “Praeludium”

            Juerg Von Vintschier, piano

 

6.  Prokofiev: CLASSICAL SYMPHONY — 1^st Movement (sonata form)

            National Orchestra of the ORTF/Jean Martinon, conductor

            Exposition — Theme 1

 

            7. Theme 2

 

8.  Ives: CHARLIE RUTLAGE (song, 1921)

            Roberta Alexander, soprano/Tan Crone, piano

 

9.  Ives: FIRST ORCHESTRA SET: THREE PLACES IN NEW ENGLAND

            “Putnam’s Camp, Redding, Connecticut”

            St. Paul Chamber Orchestra/Dennis Russell Davies, conductor

            Section 1 — Introduction

           

            10. British Grenadiers

            11. Section 2 — Dream Scene: Bugle Calls

            12. Section 3 — Awakening: 4^th of July Celebration

 

13. Gershwin: PORGY AND BESS (opera)

            “Bess, You Is My Woman Now”

            Annie Hughes and William Marshall

            Orchestra conducted by Donald Perlman

            A Section: Introduction and Main Melody — First tempo

 

            14. B Section: Bridge — Faster

 

15.  Copland: RODEO (ballet) — “Hoe Down”

            Dallas Symphony Orchestra/Donald Johanos, conductor

 

 

 

16.  Mendelssohn: VIOLIN CONCERTO IN E MINO, Op. 64

            1^st Movement (sonata form)

            Aaron Rosand, Orchestra of Radio Luxembourg

            Louis De Froment, conductor

            Exposition — Theme 1, violin

 

            17. Theme 2

            18. Development — Theme fragments

            19. Recapitulation — Theme 1 return

 

20.  Puccini: LA BOHÈME, End of Act I

            Luba Orgonasova, soprano, Jonathan Welch, tenor

            Czecho-Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)

            Will Humburg, conductor

            Recitative: “Non sono in vena”

 

            21. Recitative: “Si sente meglio?”

            22. Rudolfo’s aria: “Che gelida manina”

            23. Mimi’s aria: “Mi chiamano Mimi”

 

24.  Wagner: OVERTURE TO DIE MEISTERSINGER

            Bamburg Symphony/Heinrich Hollreiser, conductor

            Exposition — Mastersingers’ Motive

 

            25. Love Theme

            26. Mastersingers’ Heritage

            27. Prize Song

 

Compact Disc 4:

 

1.  Mahler: SYMPOHNY NO. 1 IN D — 1^st Movement

            South German Philharmonic/Marin Meier, conductor

            Introduction (slow) — Sounds of the Forest

 

            2. Forest Melody (horns)

            3. Main Section (moderately fast) — Main Theme: “Days of Youth”

            4. Development Section — Theme fragments

            5. Finale Section (coda) — Sounds of the Forest

            6. Main Theme return

 

7.  Debussy: PRELUDE TO THE AFTERNOON OF A FAUN

            Denver Symphony Orchestra/Phillippe Entremont, conductor

            A Section — Flute chromatic melody

 

            8. B Section — Transition (clarinet)

            9. A Section — Flute chromatic melody

 

10.  Joplin: THE ENTERTAINER

            Richard Zimmerman, piano

            Introduction — Section 1

           

            11. Section 2

            12. Trio, Section 3

 

13.  Bessie Smith: NOBODY KNOWS YOU WHEN YOU’RE DOWN AND OUT

 

14.  Louis Armstrong: HEEBIE JEEBIES (1926)

 

15.  Duke Ellington: IT DON’T MEAN A THING (IF IT AIN’T GOT THAT SWING)

 

16.  Charlie Parker: KOKO

 

17.  Miles Davis: KIND OF BLUE

 

18.  Bing Crosby: WHITE CHRISTMAS

 

19.  Frank Sinatra: ONE FOR MY BABY

 

20.  Billie Holiday: STRANGE FRUIT

 

21.  Woody Guthrie: SO LONG, IT’S BEEN GOOD TO KNOW YOU

 

22.  Chuck Berry: MAYBELLINE

 

23.  Ray Charles: GEORGIA

 

24.  Creedence Clearwater Revival: PROUD MARY

 

25.  Bernstein: OVERTURE TO CANDIDE

            Utah Symphony Orchestra/Maurice Abravanel, conductor

 

            26. Introduction - Oh, Happy We

            27. Glitter and Be Gay

            28. Coda

 

29.  Kern: SHOW BOAT — “Ol’ Man River”

            Paul Robeson (Recorded in Carnegie Hall — 1958)

           

            30. Introduction - Chorus (A)

            31. Bridge (B)

            32. Chorus (A)

 

33.  Sondheim: A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC — “Send in the Clowns”

            Annie Hughes, Orchestra conducted by Donald Perlman

 

34.  Bock: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF — “Sunrise, Sunset”

            Annie Hughes, Peter Kapetan, Ray Wills

            Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Donald Perlman

 

35.  Song from Rent

 

36.  Britten: THE YOUNG PERSON’S GUIDE TO THE ORCHESTRA, Op. 34

            Will Greer, Narrator

            The English Chamber Orchestra/Johanos Somary, conductor

            Theme — Purcell’s theme

 

            37. Woodwind section

            38. Brass section

            39. String section

            40. Percussion section

            41. Full orchestra

            42. Variations — Flute and piccolo

            43. Oboes

            44. Clarinets

            45. Bassoons

            46. Violins

            47. Viola

            48. Cellos

            49. String basses

            50. Harp

            51. Horns

            52. Trumpets

            53. Trombones and tuba

            53. Each percussion instrument

            54. Fugue — Piccolo

            55. Return of theme

            56. Coda

 

57.  Zwilich: CONCERTO GROSSO 1985 — 1^st Movement

            New York Philharmonic/Zubin Mehta, conductor

 

58.  South Africa: IF IT COMES TO FIGHTING WITH GUNS

            Traditional Atsiagbekor dance piece of the Ewe

 

59.  India: Ghazal, BAT KARANE MUJHE MUSHKIL

            By Zasar, in rag Pahari and keharwa tala

            Vocal: Mala Ganguly; tabla: Samar Das

           

60.  Japan (Gagaku): Netori (prelude) & ETENRAKU in Hyojo

            Nippon Gagaku Kai (Gagaku Society of Japan)

 

61.  Japan: Kabuki Nagauta — AYAME-YUKATA (excerpt)