THE SILENT YEARS: THREE RHAPSODIES FOR
PIANO AND ORCHESTRA Michael Chertock, piano
and the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra
(Ireland) Paul Phillips, conductor
Can be performed with film. Perfect for your
next
Film Night.
Michael Chertock
Paul Phillips
MUSIC FOR GREAT FILMS OF THE SILENT ERA, VOL.
2 SILENT FILM HEROINES
Wallis Giunta,
Mezzo-Soprano RTÉ
National Symphony
Orchestra (Ireland)
Paul Phillips, conductor
Lillian
Gish
Mary
Pickford
Greta
Garbo
Gloria
Swanson
Vilma
Banky
Betty
Bronson
Pearl White
Janet
Gaynor
William Perry Trumpet Concerto, Armando
Ghitalla,
Trumpet
Two Dance Pieces for Trumpet and Orchestra: I.
Mediterranean (Bolero)
Two Dance Pieces for Trumpet and Orchestra: II. Imperial
Waltzes
Summer Nocturne - Timothy Hutchins, flute
Jamestown Concerto, for cello and orchestra - Yehuda Hanani,
cello
Gemini Concerto - Ambra Albek, violin and viola,
Fiona Albek, piano
I. Introduction and Travel Music
II. Dublin: Celtic Air and Runaway Reel
III. Berlin: Cabaret March and Berliner Lied
IV. Moscow: Twilight Troika and Romance
V. Vienna: Polytonal Polka and Wiener Wein Waltz
VI. New York: Broadway Ballet and Finale
Six Title Themes in Search of a Movie
I. DANCE OVERTURE from the film "Wild Nights in
Toronto"
II. WALTZ from the film "The Raincoats of Dijon"
III. SERENADE from the film "Angelus for an Angel"
The Roaring Twenties: gun-molls and gangsters, Roxy Hart and Al Capone,
rum-running ra-ras and the wild and crazy city that was … Toronto!
The touching story of a pretty little French railway ticket agent who loved
above her station.
It's about a church in Italy and of an angel who comes to earth whenever the
steeple bells ring out a call for help. But even for an angel, answering
those bells can sometimes take its toll.
IV. MARCH from the film "The Bridge on the River Platte"
V. NOCTURNE from the film "The Black Marigold"
VI. SIRIUS FINALE from the film "Voyage to the Dog Star"
A World War II epic depicting the heroic efforts of the Army Corps of
Engineers to build a bridge that would link two parts of Nebraska.
Sam Shovel comes out of retirement to tackle a difficult case. But the real
mystery is whether a 95 year old private eye can still cut the mustard in
his Gulden Years.
A space mission is launched from Labrador to retrieve information about the
Dog Star. This may be the most important expedition since Darwin's
Beagle.
Brass from the Past - Nick Byrne,
ophicleide
I. Blue Ophicleide
II. Military Ophicleide
III. Pastoral Ophicleide
IV. Latin Ophicleide
Hearts of the World Wallis Giunta,
Mezzo-Soprano, John Brancy, Baritone