COLGRASS; MICHAEL

American Works For Organ & Orchestra

David Hurwitz

Brilliant performances, spectacular sound, and intelligent repertoire selection add up to a winning package in this marvelous disc from Cedille. As so often happens in

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Winds of Nagual/OSU Wind Symphony

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This nicely programmed and expertly performed disc will be of interest to wind ensemble fans primarily for the imaginative and colorful score by Michael Colgrass.

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DEJA VIEW

ClassicsToday

This is the 19th recording in the distinguished Klavier Wind Recording Project, an ongoing series that takes up where the prestigious Fennell Eastman Wind Ensemble

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