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Performer: Dennis W. Fisher BERNSTEIN, LEONARD: Mass (Review by Merlin Patterson) | conductor | CHATHAM: Constellations, for Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Computer Music (Review by Mike Silverton) | conductor | GILLINGHAM: Symphony No. 2, “Genesis” (Review by Merlin Patterson) | conductor | GIROUX: Just Flyin’. J. Radiant Shadows. Shine. Hymn for the Innocent. No Man’s Land. OPA!. The Hearthstone. Shadow Falls. Medalist Fanfare. The Grace in Being. Dragon Sky (Review by James A. Altena) | conductor | GIROUX: Just Flyin’. J. Radiant Shadows. Shine. Hymn for the Innocent. No Man’s Land. OPA!. The Hearthstone. Shadow Falls. Medalist Fanfare. The Grace in Being. Dragon Sky (Review by Dave Saemann) | conductor | GIROUX: Just Flyin’. J. Radiant Shadows. Shine. Hymn for the Innocent. No Man’s Land. OPA!. The Hearthstone. Shadow Falls. Medalist Fanfare. The Grace in Being. Dragon Sky (Review by William Zagorski) | conductor | GIROUX: Just Flyin’. J. Radiant Shadows. Shine. Hymn for the Innocent. No Man’s Land. OPA!. The Hearthstone. Shadow Falls. Medalist Fanfare. The Grace in Being. Dragon Sky (Review by Huntley Dent) | conductor | HINDEMITH, PAUL: Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes of Carl Maria von Weber' (Review by Randy A. Salas) | conductor | ITO: Gloriosa (Review by Randy A. Salas) | conductor | KENNAN: Sonata for Trumpet and Wind Ensemble (Review by Merlin Patterson) | conductor | LIPPE, CORT: Music for Guitar and Tape (Review by Mike Silverton) | conductor | LISA, EUGENE DE: S' I' fosse foco (Review by Mike Silverton) | conductor | MATTHEWS, COLIN: The First Sea, for Bass Clarinet and Computer Music (Review by Mike Silverton) | conductor | SHOSTAKOVICH: Prelude, op. 34, no. 14. Folk Dances (Review by Randy A. Salas) | conductor | WASCHKA II: Xuan Men, for Solo Violin (Review by Mike Silverton) | conductor | WHITACRE, ERIC: Ghost Train Triptych (Review by Randy A. Salas) | conductor | WILSON, DON: Vortex (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | YURKO: After Sunset (Review by Merlin Patterson) | conductor |
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