Fredric Myrow / Roger Reynolds - The Contemporary Chamber Ensemble, Arthur Weisberg, Phyllis Bryn-Julson – Spectrum: New American Music, Volume I - VG+ LP Record 1969 Nonesuch USA Vinyl - Classical / Modern

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Fredric Myrow / Roger Reynolds - The Contemporary Chamber Ensemble, Arthur Weisberg, Phyllis Bryn-Julson – Spectrum: New American Music, Volume I

Label:	Nonesuch – H-71219
Series:	Spectrum: New American Music – I
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Stereo
Country:	US
Released:	1969
Genre:	Classical
Style:	Modern

Tracklist

Fredric Myrow*–

Songs From The Japanese

Alto Flute – Thomas Nyfenger*

Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Arthur Bloom

Double Bass – Jeffrey Levine

Harpsichord – Lalan Parrott

Soprano Vocals – Phyllis Bryn-Julson

Viola – Jacob Glick

Violin – Paul Zukofsky

17:37
B	Roger Reynolds–	Quick Are The Mouths Of Earth Bass Trombone – Robert Wright (8) Oboe – George Haas Trombone – John Swallow Trumpet – Robert Nagel

19:15

Companies, etc.

Published By – Mills Music, Inc.
Published By – C. F. Peters

Credits

Art Direction – William S. Harvey
Artwork – Barbara Nessim
Cello – Fred Sherry (tracks: B), Helen Harbison (tracks: B), Ko Iwasaki
Composed By – Fredric Myrow* (tracks: A), Roger Reynolds (tracks: B)
Conductor – Arthur Weisberg
Design [Cover] – Hess and/or Antupit
Engineer [Recording] – Marc J. Aubort
Ensemble – The Contemporary Chamber Ensemble*
Flute – Margaret Schecter, Paula Sylvester, Thomas Nyfenger*
Liner Notes – Eric Salzman
Percussion – Raymond Desroches*, Richard Fitz (tracks: B)
Piano – Gilbert Kalish

Notes

[from back cover]
Songs From the Japanese (1965)
for soprano, flute & alto flute, clarinet & bass clarinet, violin, viola, cello, double bass, piano, harpsichord, percussion
(publ. Mills Music, Inc.)

Quick Are the Mouths of Earth (1965)
for 3 flutes, oboe, trumpet, 2 trombones, 3 cellos, piano, 2 percussion
(publ. C. F. Peters Corporation)

With guest artists: Paula Sylvester, Margaret Schecter, Robert Wright, Fred Sherry, Helen Harbison, Lalan Parrott, Richard Fitz

Tags: Classical, Fredric myrow, Modern, Nonesuch records, Roger reynolds, Spectrum: new american music, The contemporary chamber ensemble