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Performer: Elmer Iseler THE MAPLE LEAF FOREVER: (Review by Haig Mardirosian) | conductor | BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring and Other Great Bach Choruses (Review by George Chien) | conductor | BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring and Other Great Bach Choruses (Review by George Chien) | conductor | BAKER, MICHAEL CONWAY: Seven Wonders, for Alto and Piano (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | CABENA: Prayer of St Francis, op. 47 (Review by Ralph V. Lucano) | conductor | COULTHARD: Quebec May (Review by Alex Ross) | conductor | DURUFLÉ, MAURICE: Four Motets on Gregorian Themes, op. 10 (Review by Ralph V. Lucano) | conductor | FORD, CLIFFORD: Mass (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | GABRIELI, ANDREA: Credo (Review by George Chien) | conductor | GABRIELI, GIOVANNI: Canzon per sonar septimi et odavi toni à 12. Sonata odavi toni. Sonata pian 'e forte. Kyrie eleison. Jubilate deo. Gloria (Review by George Chien) | conductor | GLICK: Sing unto the Lord a New Song (Review by Alex Ross) | conductor | GLICK: String Quartet No. 1 (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | HENDERSON, RUTH: Missa Brevis (Review by Ralph V. Lucano) | conductor | HOLMAN: Night Music (Review by Alex Ross) | conductor | ĶENIŅŠ, TĀLIVALDIS: Septuor. Suite concertante for Cello and Piano. Quartet No. 1 for Piano and Strings. Divertimento for Clarinet and Piano. Beatse voces tenebræ. Piano Sonata No. 1. Bonhomme! Bonhomme!. Suite in D for Organ. Symphony No. 4. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra. Sinfonia notturna. Quintet for Piano and Winds'. Piano Sonata No. 3 (Review by Paul Rapoport) | conductor | LASSUS: Cum rides mihi. Data est de lachrymis mihi voluptas (Review by George Chien) | conductor | LONGTIN: Pohjatuuli, for Chamber Ensemble (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | MACMILLAN, JAMES: Cortège académique. Blanche comme la neige. Two Sketches Based on French Canadian Airs. Three Songs of the West Coast. String Quartet in C Minor (Review by James H. North) | conductor | MESSIAEN: O sacrum convivium (Review by Ralph V. Lucano) | conductor | MILHAUD: Three Psalms of David, op. 339 (Review by Ralph V. Lucano) | conductor | MONTEVERDI: Agnus Dei. Equesta vita (Review by George Chien) | conductor | MORAWETZ: Who has Allowed us to Suffer? (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | PALESTRINA: Motet and Missa Ascendo ad patrem. Quem vidistls, pastures. Surge illuminare Jerusalem. Stabat Mater àS. Assumpta est Maria. Magnificat primi toni (Review by J. F. Weber) | director | POULENC, FRANCIS: Mass in G (Review by Ralph V. Lucano) | conductor | PRÉVOST: Ahimsâ, for Mezzo-Soprano, Flute, Chorus, and String Quartet (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | RACHMANINOFF: Piano Concerto No. 4 (Review by Peter J. Rabinowitz) | director | ROBINOVITCH: Talmud Suite (Review by Ralph V. Lucano) | conductor | SCHAFER: Sun, for a cappella Chorus (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | SCHÜTZ, HEINRICH: Domine labia mea aperies. Jubilae Deo (Review by George Chien) | conductor | SCRIABIN, ALEXANDER: Prometheus (Review by Peter J. Rabinowitz) | director | SOMERS, HARRY: 5 Songs of the Newfoundland Outports (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | SOMERS, HARRY: Five Songs of the Newfoundland Outports. Kyrie. Three Limericks (Review by James H. North) | conductor | SOMERS, HARRY: God the Master of This Scene (Review by Ralph V. Lucano) | conductor | SOMERS, HARRY: Kyrie, for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Two Basses, Chorus, and Chamber Ensemble. Three Limericks, for Mezzo-Soprano, Chorus, and Orchestra (Review by Stephen Ellis) | conductor | SOMERS, HARRY: Trois Chansons de la Nouvelle-France (Review by Alex Ross) | conductor | STRAVINSKY, IGOR: Piano Concerto (Review by Peter J. Rabinowitz) | director | STRAVINSKY, IGOR: Symphony of Psalms. Symphony in C. Symphony in Three Movements (Review by Elliott Kaback) | director |
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