Orchestral, Wolpe (composer)
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Wolpe in Jerusalem (1933-1938)
Ensemble Recherche & WDR Symphony Orchestra, Werner Herbers & and Johannes Kalitzkeon
The Passacaglia (1936-37), more familiar as a piano piece, complex and abstract, is also strongly directional with highly virtuoso use of the orchestra. More approachable for general listeners... —
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Schoenberg: Erwartung; Wolpe: Symphony
Orchestra of the 20th Century, Susan Davenny Wyner
Arthur Weisberg
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Special offer. Dancing
The Jazzfever of Milhaud, Martinu, Seiber, Burian & Wolpe
Ebony Band, Werner Herbers
It's a diverting collection and, as you'd expect of players from what is arguably the world's greatest orchestra, it's wonderfully well played, too. —
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Roger Sessions: Violin Concerto & Stefan Wolpe: Symphony
Paul Zukofsky
Orchestre Philharmonique de l'Office de la Radio diffusion-Television Francaise, Orchestra of the 20th Century, Gunther Schuller, Arthur Weisberg
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American Classics - Jewish Music of the Dance
Alberto Mizrahi (tenor)
Barcelona Symphony, Stephen Gunzenhauser, Gerard Schwarz, Joseph Silverstein & Jorge Mester
This is the best performed choral program I’ve come across in the Milken Series. —
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A challenging but fascinating foray through piano music written during one of Germany’s most fecund art periods. Schleiermacher shines. —
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