#1799: Program #1799

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
Kronos Quartet: Caravan. Also, works by Filippo Gambetta, Miguel Angel Cortes, John Gibson, and Barton McLean.

PROGRAM #1799, A Musical Caravan

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Kronos Quartet

Kronos Caravan

Kalhor: Gallop of a Thousand Horses [4:30]

Rangel: La Muerte Chiquita [4:00]

Nonesuch #79490**

Filippo Gambetta

Stria

Stephanie [4:30]

Felmay #8026. www.felmay.it or info@felmay.it . Fax (39) 142-50780.

Miguel Angel Cortes

Patriarca

Al Likindoy [5:00]

Alula #1022. www.alula.com, info@alula.com or 1-800-932-5852

Kronos Quartet

Kronos Caravan

Paredes: Romance #1 [4:00]
Riley: Cortejo Funebre en el Monte Diablo [7:00]

See above.

Barton McLean

Forgotten Shadows

Happy Days [11:00]

CRI/Emergency Music #846** (www.composersrecordings.com )

John Gibson, et. al.

CDCM Computer Music Series: Virginia Center for Computer Music

Thrum, excerpt [5:00]

Centaur #2454. www.centaurrecords.com

**In most better stores; in NY, try J&R on Park Row, Tower Records, Virgin megastore at Times Square, HMV, Other Music on 3rd St., etc.

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