Hunter Johnson: Chamber Music

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Release Date: 1st Jan 2000
Catalogue No: TROY061
Label: Albany
Length: 70 minutes

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Johnson, Hunter: Sonata for Piano

Work length20:59

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William Black

Allegro molto e dinamico

Track length7:35

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Andante cantabile

Track length7:31

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Allegro giusto

Track length5:53

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Johnson, Hunter: Serenade for Flute and Clarinet

Work length5:10

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Rebecca Troxler, Michael Votta

Johnson, Hunter: Short Sonata for Trumpet and Piano

Work length8:54

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Ned Gardner, Ella Ann Holding

Prologue and three interludes

Track length3:47

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Introduction and allegro dinamico

Track length5:07

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Johnson, Hunter: Three Emily Dickinson Songs

Work length5:38

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Donna Stephenson, Ella Ann Holding

Exultation is the going

Track length1:26

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Mortal my friend must be

Track length2:11

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If pain for peace prepares

Track length2:01

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Johnson, Hunter: Sonatina for Solo Clarinet

Work length8:30

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Michael Votta

Allegro

Track length3:04

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Largo quasi improvisamente

Track length2:59

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Allegro molto

Track length2:27

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Johnson, Hunter: Trio for Flute, Oboe, and Piano

Work length21:00

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Melanie McCracken, Ella Ann Holding

Allegro con fuoco

Track length8:18

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Adagio serioso

Track length5:39

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Allegro molto

Track length7:03

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Hunter Johnson was born near Benson, North Carolina in 1906. He attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Eastman School of Music, graduating from the latter institution in 1929. He did graduate work with Bernard Rogers at Eastman, and then worked with Alfredo Casella in Rome. He is perhaps best known for the Piano Sonata recorded here and for his music for the Martha Graham ballets: Letter to the World and Deaths and Entrances, which have had hundreds of performances in the United States, Europe and Asia given by the Graham Dance Company. His music has been variously described as neo-classic, neo-romantic and nationalist. It is most likely a combination of all three. Throughout most of his career, Johnson has been deeply involved in teaching, having taught advanced theory and composition at Cornell University, and at the Universities of Michigan, Manitoba, Illinois and Texas. In June, 1991, Hunter Johnson was named Composer Laureate of North Carolina, the first such award to be designated by the state. This disc, now at mid-price, is a wonderful introduction to the music of this sorely under-recorded American composer.

Hunter Johnson: Chamber Music

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