Festival Best of 1995 Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival CD

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STECD07

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Description

Orchestrated works by Copland, Milhaud, and Kohjiba performed by the world-renowned Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. Recorded live with time-aligned microphones and 20-bit resolution. The program consists of Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring; Darius Milhaud's classical (and jazzy) Creation of the World; and the World Premiere recording of Tomiko Kohjiba's The Transmigration of the Soul, a piece that both will stir your soul and stretch your hi-fi system to the limits.

Musicians:
Santa Fe Music Festival
Heiichiro Ohyama, director

Selections:
Aaron Copland
1. Appalachian Spring Suite
(Original version for chamber orchestra)
Tomiko Kohjiba
2. The Transmigration of the Soul
(World Premier recording)
Darius Milhaud
3. La Creation du Monde, Op.81

Total Time: 61:46
Recorded at St. Francis Auditorium, Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 27-31, 1995.