Album · 1992
Treemonisha
- Released
- 1992
- Label
- Deutsche Grammophon
- Catalogue no.
- 435 709-2
- Tracklist
- 27 tracks
- Length
- 1:30:06
- Country
- US
“Treemonisha” is an album by Scott Joplin, released in 1992 on Deutsche Grammophon. The original release has 27 tracks with a running time of 1:30:06. The line-up features Gunther Schuller (conductor), Houston Grand Opera Orchestra (performing orchestra), Houston Grand Opera Chorus (choir vocals), Carmen Balthrop (soprano vocals) and Curtis Rayam (tenor vocals).
Who played on Treemonisha
- Gunther Schuller conductor on 26 tracks
- Houston Grand Opera Orchestra performing orchestra on 26 tracks
- Houston Grand Opera Chorus choir vocals on 17 tracks
- Carmen Balthrop soprano vocals on 11 tracks
- Curtis Rayam tenor vocals on 7 tracks
- Betty Allen soprano vocals on 6 tracks
- Willard White bass vocals on 5 tracks
- Ben Harney baritone vocals on 3 tracks
- Raymond Bazemore bass vocals on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- 1-1 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 1 Overture — Scott Joplin 7:31
- 1-2 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 2 The Bag of Luck (Zodzetrick, Monisha, Ned, Treemonisha, Remus) — Scott Joplin 6:37
- 1-3 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 3 The Corn Huskers (Chorus, Treemonisha, Remus) — Scott Joplin 0:43
- 1-4 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 4 We’re Goin’ Around (A Ring Play) (Andy, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 2:10
- 1-5 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 5 The Wreath (Treemonisha, Lucy, Monisha, Choruys) — Scott Joplin 1:36
- 1-6 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 6 The Sacred Tree (Monisha) — Scott Joplin 7:41
- 1-7 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 7 Surprised (Treemonisha, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 0:17
- 1-8 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 8 Treemonisha’s Bringing Up (Monisha, Treemonisha, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 3:57
- 1-9 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 9 Good Advice (Parson Alltalk, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 4:43
- 1-10 Treemonisha: Act I. No. 10 Confusion (Monisha, Chorus, Lucy, Ned, Remus) — Scott Joplin 2:46
- 2-1 Treemonisha: Act II. No. 11 Superstition (Simon, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 3:39
- 2-2 Treemonisha: Act II. No. 12 Treemonisha in Peril (Simon, Chorus, Zodzetrick, Luddad, Cephus) — Scott Joplin 2:52
- 2-3 Treemonisha: Act II. No. 13 Frolic of the Bears — Scott Joplin 3:08
- 2-4 Treemonisha: Act II. No. 14 The Wasp Nest (Simon, Chorus, Cephus) — Scott Joplin 1:14
- 2-5 Treemonisha: Act II. No. 15 The Rescue (Treemonisha, Remus) — Scott Joplin 1:26
- 2-6 Treemonisha: Act II. No. 16 We Will Rest Awhile (Chorus) — Scott Joplin 1:24
- 2-7 Treemonisha: Act II. No. 17 Going Home (Treemonisha, Remus, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 0:39
- 2-8 Treemonisha: Act II. No. 18 Aunt Dinah Has Blowed the Horn (Chorus) 1:40
- 2-9 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 19 Prelude — Scott Joplin 3:33
- 2-10 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 20 I Want to See My Child (Monisha, Ned) — Scott Joplin 2:23
- 2-11 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 21 Treemonisha’s Return (Monisha, Ned, Remus, Treemonisha, Chorus, Andy, Zodzetrick, Luddud) — Scott Joplin 3:34
- 2-12 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 22 Wrong Is Never Right (A Lecture) (Remus, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 5:52
- 2-13 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 23 Abuse (Andy, Chorus, Treemonisha) — Scott Joplin 0:29
- 2-14 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 24 When Villains Ramble Far and Near (A Lecture) (Ned) — Scott Joplin 4:56
- 2-15 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 25 Conjurors Forgiven (Treemonisha, Andy, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 1:08
- 2-16 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 26 We Will Trust You as Our Leader (Treemonisha, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 8:34
- 2-17 Treemonisha: Act III. No. 27 A Real Slow Drag (Treemonisha, Lucy, Chorus) — Scott Joplin 5:32
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Treemonisha?
The line-up of Treemonisha includes Gunther Schuller (conductor), Houston Grand Opera Orchestra (performing orchestra), Houston Grand Opera Chorus (choir vocals), Carmen Balthrop (soprano vocals), Curtis Rayam (tenor vocals), Betty Allen (soprano vocals), Willard White (bass vocals) and Ben Harney (baritone vocals).
Which label released Treemonisha?
Treemonisha was released in 1992 on Deutsche Grammophon (435 709-2).
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