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Recordings
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(1) |
3:39 |
Fifth Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman (1993) |
Joan Tower (b. 1938) |
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(8:17) |
Elizabethan Consort Music | adapted by Mike Forbes |
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1:09 |
1. Almayne |
Alfonso Ferrabosco II (c. 1575-1628) |
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0:42 |
2. Joyne Hands |
Thomas Morley (c. 1557-1602) |
| | (4) |
0:50 |
3. Widow’s Myte |
Anthony Holborne (died 1602) |
| | (5) |
2:13 |
4. Dovehouse Pavane |
Alfonso Ferrabosco II |
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0:36 |
5. Why Are You Ladies Staying |
Thomas Weelkes (c. 1575-1623) |
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0:54 |
6. Hark! I Hear Some Dancing |
Thomas Weelkes |
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0:46 |
7. Allemande |
Thomas Simpson (1582-1630) |
| | (9) |
1:07 |
8. Volta |
John Dowland (1563-1626) |
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(10) |
4:05 |
Refractions (2005) |
Patrick Schulz (b. 1974) |
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9:15 |
Wolkenschatten, Op. 136 (1993) |
Jan Koetsier (1911-2006) |
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(11) |
2:50 |
I. Tranquillo |
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(12) |
2:51 |
II. Presto |
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(13) |
3:34 |
III. Allegretto giocoso |
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(14) |
3:00 |
Canzon |
Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654), arr. Stevens |
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(15) |
4:05 |
With This Love |
Anonymous, arr. Forbes |
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(16) |
2:22 |
Canzona per sonare No. 2 |
Giovanni Gabrieli, (1557-1602), arr. Forbes |
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8:39 |
Quartet for Tubas (1969) |
Frank Lynn Payne |
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(17) |
2:52 |
1. Allegro |
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(18) |
3:18 |
2. Andante |
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(19) |
2:29 |
3. Vivo |
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(20) |
7:39 |
Cosmic Voyage (2001) |
Mike Forbes (b. 1973) |
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(21) |
3:23 |
Loch Lomond (3:23) |
Traditional, arr. Forbes |
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(22) |
5:08 |
Go (2002) |
Mike Forbes |
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"What a great CD! Not only is it technically brilliant in the rudiments of just having
things happen together, in tune, in time and balanced; this recording displays some great individual artistry in
phrasing, rubati and expressive interpretation. Steven's music is current, fun, challenging, engaging and, above all,
heart-felt."
Gene Pokorny
Principal Tuba, Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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"The Sotto Voce recording is really remarkable. At first
I was struck by the virtuosic ease with which the ensemble plays, and as I
listened further I became more and more aware of how expressively everyone
on the recording performs. Any brass player, any wind musician, will learn
a lot from this stunning recording, and really enjoy it as well."
Chris Gekker
Professor of Trumpet, University of Maryland
Former Member, American Brass Quintet
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Listen to an excerpt from our two CDs through the SVTQ MP3 Player (requires Flash 6 or above):
 | Click here for information about Demondrae Thurman's solo recording Soliloquies.
|  | Click here for information about Mike Forbes' solo recording Forbes Plays Koetsier.
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