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Composition Faculty CD Sampler

 

Composition Faculty Sampler CD Cover

Recorded at the University of Louisville School of Music

You can listen to the full CDs online. Just link to the CD images on this page to take you there.
You will need at least a 32K modem and the Quicktime player or plugin.
For more information about the works on this CD, click on the track numbers below.

 

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Due to the tremendous response to our sampler offers, we are asking visitors to self-limit themselves. Here are our intended uses of our free sampler CDs:

  • For prospective applicants to the Composition Program...either high school students or undergraduate students considering study at UofL.
  • For music teachers who have students who might benefit from listening to new music compositions. This group might include high school and college teachers, but it might also include elementary school teachers, middle school teachers, and private studio instructors.
  • For curious new music composers who would like a more convenient, permanent copy of our samplers, or who are interested in sharing our work with other new music composers off-line.
  • For serious fans of new music composition.

You can also listen to the full CDs online. Just link to the CD images on this page to take you there. You will need at least a 32K modem and the Quicktime player or plugin.

If you consider yourself to be in one of the categories above, please send an email including your sampler CD choices, your name, and your postal mailing address to...steve.rouse@louisville.edu You may also call 502-852-0871 and leave your request on voice mail.

Note about privacy: Your shipping address or any other information will ONLY be used to mail you these CDs and will never be sold, given away, or otherwise used.

 

Listen to the CD: To hear the CD tracks in streaming Quicktime, click on the titles.


1

Paul Brink – Kaleidoscope (mov file)
University of Louisville Symphonic Band, Frederick Speck, conductor

2

John La Barbera – Drover's Lament (mov file)
University of Louisville Symphony Orchestra, Kimcherie Lloyd, conductor; Michael Tunnell, flugelhor

3

Frederick Speck – Postcards for Ilse (mov file)
The Ceruti Players: Cheri Lyons Kelley, violin; Ernie Gross, clarinet and bass clarinet; Grace Baugh-Bennett, piano

4

Steve Rouse – Crop Circles (mov file)
Thomas Hoppe, piano

5

Steve Rouse – I Do Want More (mov file)
Edith Davis, soprano; Steve Rouse, narrator; Kathleen Karr, flute; Eva Rouse, cello; Thomas Hoppe, piano

6

Frederick Speck – Pulsar (mov file)
University of Louisville Symphony Orchestra, Kimcherie Lloyd, conductor

7

Steve Rouse – Enigma (mov file)
University of Louisville Symphony Orchestra, Kimcherie Lloyd, conductor; Michael Tracy, saxophone; Chad Stoltenberg, percussion

8

Marc Satterwhite – Concertino a Tre (mov file)
Kathleen Karr, flutes; Matthew Karr, bassoon; Joanna Goldstein, piano

9

Paul Brink – Ein Feste' Burg (mov file)
Melvin Dickinson, organ
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