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Concertino (1992) For Alto Saxophone And Electronic Sounds
I. "A Few Opening Remarks..."
II. Nocturne
III. Moto Perpetuo
Netherland For Alto Saxophone And Piano
I. "A Stream Of Pulses; Labored, Intense"
II. "Brutal; Swirling, Out Of Focus"
San Antonio - Sonata For Alto Saxophone And Piano
I. The Summons
II. Line Dance
III. Couples Dance
Trio For Alto Saxophone, Harp, And Contrabass
I. Pastorale
II. Meditation
III. Allegro
Alto Saxophone Sonata
I. Slowly, With Expression, Fast
II. Chaconne
III. Presto

notes

Total Time = 69:17

The Harbison San Antonio and the Theofanidis Netherland were both commissioned by the Worldwide Concurrent Premieres Commissioning Fund, Inc.

This recording is made possible through a grant from the Council on Research and Creative Work at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

A very special thanks to my teachers Ruben Haugen, Greg Balfany, Jim Riggs, and to my parents for their never ending love and support. Also, thank you Ina and Gregory for your love and tolerance!

Cover photo: © Craig Hartley, Riverwalk At Night, San Antonio, FPG International

©1998 Albany Records
Made in USA
Printed in USA

CD comes packaged in standard plastic jewel case, and includes an 8-page booklet with photographs of the artist and notes in English.

The catalog number is printed as TROY275 on the disc, and as TROY 275 on the spines, booklet, and rear.

credits

Alto Saxophone – Tom Myer
Composed By, Liner Notes – Chris Theofanidis, (tracks: 4 to 5), David Gillingham (tracks: 12 to 14), Joseph Lukasik, (tracks: 1 to 3), John Harbison (tracks: 6 to 8), Richard Tisinai (tracks: 9 to 11)
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Fred Johnson (14), Joe Lukasik (tracks: 1 to 3)
Photography By [Cover Photo: Riverwalk At Night, San Antonio] – Craig Hartley

companies

Record Company – Albany Records
Copyright (c) – Albany Records
Copyright (c) – Craig Hartley
Made By – U.S. Optical Disc

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