Album · 1995
Of Reminiscences and Reflections
- Released
- 30 May 1995
- Label
- New World Records
- Catalogue no.
- 80492-2
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 52:37
- Country
- US
“Of Reminiscences and Reflections” is an album by Gunther Schuller, released in 1995 on New World Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 52:37. The line-up features Gunther Schuller (conductor), NDR Radiophilharmonie (performing orchestra), Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra (performing orchestra), James Diaz (organ) and Mario Bernardi (conductor).
Who played on Of Reminiscences and Reflections
- Gunther Schuller conductor on 5 tracks
- NDR Radiophilharmonie performing orchestra on 5 tracks
- Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra performing orchestra on 3 tracks
- James Diaz organ on 3 tracks
- Mario Bernardi conductor on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Of Reminiscences and Reflections — Gunther Schuller 16:28
- 2 The Past Is in the Present: I. Lento — Gunther Schuller 4:53
- 3 The Past Is in the Present: II. Adagio quasi andante, corrente e fluido — Gunther Schuller 3:53
- 4 The Past Is in the Present: III. Allegro — Gunther Schuller 3:26
- 5 The Past Is in the Present: IV. Adagio arioso — Gunther Schuller 8:21
- 6 Concerto for Organ and Orchestra: I. Maestoso — Gunther Schuller 5:41
- 7 Concerto for Organ and Orchestra: II. Meditation — Gunther Schuller 6:53
- 8 Concerto for Organ and Orchestra: III. Scherzando — Gunther Schuller 3:02
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Of Reminiscences and Reflections?
The line-up of Of Reminiscences and Reflections includes Gunther Schuller (conductor), NDR Radiophilharmonie (performing orchestra), Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra (performing orchestra), James Diaz (organ) and Mario Bernardi (conductor).
Which label released Of Reminiscences and Reflections?
Of Reminiscences and Reflections was released in 1995 on New World Records (80492-2).
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