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The Cleveland Orchestra Contemporary Spoken Word Classical 1976 US

Performer: The Cleveland Orchestra
Genre: Electronic / Non Music / Classical
Album: The Sounds Of America: 1776-1976
Released: 1976
Style: Contemporary, Spoken Word, Classical
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A1	Overture To "Candide" Composed By – Leonard Bernstein
A2	Welcome Speech – Horace A. Shepard
Readings Narrator – Dorothy Silver, Reuben Silver
A3	Letters From An American Farmer Written By – St. Jean De Crèvecœur
A4	From "The Declaration Of Independence"
A5	From "The American Crisis" Written By – Thomas Paine
A6	Chester, From "New England Triptych" Composed By – William Schuman
A7	The Gift To Be Simple, From "Old American Songs" Baritone Vocals – William DempseyComposed By – Aaron CoplandPiano – Joela Jones
A8	Variations On A Shaker Theme, From "Appalachian Spring" Composed By – Aaron Copland
Readings Narrator – Dorothy Silver, Reuben Silver, William Dempsey
A9	To The Republican National Convention Written By – Abraham Lincoln
A10	Farewell To His Army Written By – Robert E. Lee
A11	From The "Second Inaugural Address" Written By – Abraham Lincoln
B1	Lento, From "Afro-American Symphony" Composed By – William Grant Still
B2	American Salute, Variations On "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" Composed By – Morton Gould
B3	Solitude Arranged By – Morton GouldComposed By – Duke Ellington
Readings Narrator – Dorothy Silver, Reuben Silver
B4	This Great Melting Pot Written By – Israel Zangwill
B5	From "The Promised Land" Written By – Mary Antin
B6	Letters From Immigrants
B7	Redding Center, Conn., From "Three Places In New England" Composed By – Charles Ives
C1	Reading: Selections From "Walden" Narrator – Dorothy Silver, Reuben SilverWritten By – Henry David Thoreau
C2	Music For A Festive Occasion Composed By – Donald Erb
Readings Narrator – Dorothy Silver, Reuben Silver, William Dempsey
C3	At Lincoln Memorial, Washington Written By – Martin Luther King, Jr.*
C4	From "American Letter" Written By – Archibald MacLeish
C5	Largo, From "New World Symphony" Composed By – Antonín Dvořák
D1	Reading: From "Some Remarks To The New England Society" Narrator – Dorothy Silver, Reuben SilverWritten By – Mark Twain*
D2	The Entertainer, Rag Composed By – Scott JoplinEdited By – Gunther Schuller
D3	Reading: A Poor Unfortunate Narrator – Dorothy Silver, Reuben SilverWritten By – Frank L. Stanton*
D4	I Got Plenty O' Nuttin', From "Porgy And Bess" Composed By – George GershwinPiano – Joela Jones
D5	Excerpts From "Porgy And Bess Suite" Arranged By – Robert Russell BennettComposed By – George Gershwin

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Pressed By – Columbia Record Productions

Notes

Recorded at as special concert in commemoration of the American Bicentennial and TRW's 75th Anniversary, January 11, 1976, at Severance Hall, Cleveland, Ohio. Housed in a gatefold sleeve with LP sides in 1/4 and 2/3 configuration.

"Music for a Festive Occasion" for electronic tape with orchestra, completed fall 1975, commissioned by TRW for this occasion. World premiere. "Appreciation is expressed to The Contemporary Music Ensemble of The Cleveland Institute of Music, Larry Baker, director, for its participation in the performance of Donald Erb's compostiion." (liner notes)

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