Music of Stefan Wolpe, Vol. 4 <BR> BRIDGE 9215Born in Berlin, Stefan Wolpe imbibed the utopian modernism of the Bauhaus and the musical principles of the Second Viennese School. In 1933, Wolpe fled Berlin and the next year arrived in Palestine. The music of the Middle East, which Wolpe referred to as 'Oriental folklore' had "an enormous appeal," but when he came to write concert music he did not incorporate folklore as such. He said that he wrote that music of a sort "that the dialectic of its

guitar and conductor

Duo Capriccioso (2003)

Crumb's works has inspired Crumb to compose a new work for Ms

Westphal is almost without comparison in my experience

Pantun (2001)

Strings and Percussion

this charming work shows considerable delicacy of feeling and display's Hill's talents as an orchestrator

Walton's collaboration with Berl Senofsky in the Violin Concerto is particularly worth preserving

" — AllMusic (Joseph Stevenson)

Bridge Records is pleased to be releasing the first in a series of Garrick Ohlsson Beethoven Sonata discs as part of its new Garrick Ohlsson Edition

" The recordings on this disc are being released for the first time ever

among others