Album · 1990
Orchestral Works
- Released
- 1990
- Label
- Nimbus Records
- Catalogue no.
- NI 5246
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 1:15:15
- Country
- GB
“Orchestral Works” is an album by Copland; English Symphony Orchestra, William Boughton, released in 1990 on Nimbus Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 1:15:15. The line-up features English Symphony Orchestra (performing orchestra) and William Boughton (conductor).
Who played on Orchestral Works
- English Symphony Orchestra performing orchestra all tracks
- William Boughton conductor all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Four Dance Episodes from "Rodeo": I. Buckaroo Holiday — Aaron Copland 7:37
- 2 Four Dance Episodes from "Rodeo": II. Corral Nocturne — Aaron Copland 4:01
- 3 Four Dance Episodes from "Rodeo": III. Saturday Night Waltz — Aaron Copland 4:36
- 4 Four Dance Episodes from "Rodeo": IV. Hoe-Down — Aaron Copland 3:19
- 5 Quiet City — Aaron Copland 9:19
- 6 Nonet for Strings — Aaron Copland 18:37
- 7 Appalachian Spring — Aaron Copland 24:22
- 8 Fanfare for the Common Man — Aaron Copland 3:24
More albums by Copland; English Symphony Orchestra, William Boughton
The Tender Land
· KOCH International Classics
Copland: Appalachian Spring / Gould: Spirituals for String Choir and Orchestra
· Everest Records
Billy the Kid / Symphony no. 3
· Everest Records
Rodeo (Four Dance Episodes) / Appalachian Spring (Suite)
· Seraphim
Fanfare for the Common Man
· EMI Eminence
The Best of Copland
· CBS Records Masterworks
The American Clarinet
A Centenary Tribute
Aaron Copland: Kammermusik
American Chamber Music
· Sony Music
Billy The Kid / Rodeo
· CBS
Third Symphony
· Everest Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Orchestral Works?
The line-up of Orchestral Works includes English Symphony Orchestra (performing orchestra) and William Boughton (conductor).
Which label released Orchestral Works?
Orchestral Works was released in 1990 on Nimbus Records (NI 5246).
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