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Eduard Kutrowatz piano
2010

Stephan Schreiber - piano
Stuttgart

Osman Eyyublu (Azerbaijan), violin
Rovshan MAMEDOV (Azerbaijan), guitar
The 5th Qara Qarayev International Contemporary Music Festival.

Томск, 09-04-2012

Ольга Галочкина (виолончель)
Анастасия Табанкова (гобой)

12.01.20

Ryuta Iwase clarinet

(Пастораль, Движение)

Запись с концерта 9 сентября 2017 года
Рахманиновский зал Московской консерватории

Концерт в г. Томск. Оркестр Новосибирской филармонии.

Doriot Anthony Dwyer, flute; Ralph Gomberg, oboe; Gilbert Kalish, piano; Everett Firth, percussion;

Казань, Большой концертный зал имени Салиха Сайдашева, 19 ноября 2011 г.

Michael Cox, flute

Male Chorus of the Rundfunkchor Leipzig.

Orchestra: Leopoldinum Orchestra

Released on: 2012-10-02
Artist: Mathias Hausmann
Orchestra: Leopoldinum Orchestra

Released on: 2016-01-01
Artist: Katherine Arthur

1. Ginevra 0:00
2. Tamar 13:20
3. Pasiphaë 23:59
performed by Rheda Becker, James Ostryniec & Paul Hoffmann
recorded in Washington D.C. (September 4, 1979)

Released on: 2011-11-01

recording of the Austrian premiere (Grazer Congress, Stefaniensaal, October 24, 1980)

Leopoldinum Orchestra

Static and Ecstatic / ten short pieces for chamber orchestra, op. 214. Composed by Ernst Krenek, conducting the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. Recorded April 23, 1979. Side one of the Varese International lp release (VR 81200).

In 1971 Ernst Krenek wrote his op. 213, the double concerto `Kitharaulos` for oboe (oboe d`amore, cor anglais), harp and chamber orchestra, in five movements. The following year he made an new version of this work in which the orchestra is replaced by a tape: `Aulokithara` for oboe (cor anglais), harp and tape op. 213a.

played by James Ostryniec & Karen Lindquist (March 27, 1976)

Kitharaulos / for oboe and harp with chamber orchestra in five movements, op. 213. Composed by Ernst Krenek, conducting the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. Recorded April 23, 1979. Side two of the Varese International lp release (VR 81200).

1965

played by Patricia Marcus & William Tracy

recorded in Northridge CA at California State University (May 17 to June 6, 1975)

recording of the Austrian premiere (Grazer Congress, Stefaniensaal, October 24, 1980)

Gertie Charlent (soprano) & the composer (reciter) - Ensemble `die reihe`, conducted by Richard Dufallo

recording of the UK premiere (London, May 20, 1971)

Movement: I,II,III, V
Ann-Catherina Strehmel: Trombone

Constance Navratil - Carol Winterbourne (flute), Fred Lee (vibraphone), John Kneubuhl (guitar), Carrie Holzman (viola), Joseph Kucera & Sue Hopkins (percussion), conducted by the composer

recorded in 2000