
Windham Chamber Music Festival
From: WGBH Radio Boston
Series: New England Summer Festivals
Length: 59:31
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It's called the "Land in the Sky" - and all you have to do is look around to know why. In the late 1990s the natural beauty of Windham, New York attracted Robert Manno and Magdalena Golczewski away from their jobs at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City where they founded the annual Windham Chamber Music Festival. Their programming philosophy is simple: they program music they like. And since Robert's also a composer, you can be sure any season's concerts will also include a generous dose of newly written music. In this hour we'll talk with the charming husband-and-wife duo who created - and still runs - the Festival together, as it rounds the corner on its 15th anniversary year.
Program:
Robert Manno: Three Poems for Two Violins and Piano (1987): (mvmt III) Be-Bop
Laura Hamilton & Karen Marx, violins; John Churchwell, piano
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Ernst Von Dohnanyi: Serenade in C Major, Op. 10
The Aspen Ensemble
----Franz Schubert: Rondo Brillant for Violin & Piano, D. 985
Elmar Oliveira, violin; Robert Koenig, piano
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Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in C Major for Two Flutes and Strings
Katherine Fink and Robert Bush, flutes; Windham Festival String Orchestra; Robert Manno, conductor
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Robert Manno: Three Scenes from the Mountains: The Meadow at Dawn
Windham Festival Chamber Orchestra; Robert Manno, conductor
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Piece Description
It's called the "Land in the Sky" - and all you have to do is look around to know why. In the late 1990s the natural beauty of Windham, New York attracted Robert Manno and Magdalena Golczewski away from their jobs at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City where they founded the annual Windham Chamber Music Festival. Their programming philosophy is simple: they program music they like. And since Robert's also a composer, you can be sure any season's concerts will also include a generous dose of newly written music. In this hour we'll talk with the charming husband-and-wife duo who created - and still runs - the Festival together, as it rounds the corner on its 15th anniversary year.
Program:
Robert Manno: Three Poems for Two Violins and Piano (1987): (mvmt III) Be-Bop
Laura Hamilton & Karen Marx, violins; John Churchwell, piano
----
Ernst Von Dohnanyi: Serenade in C Major, Op. 10
The Aspen Ensemble
----Franz Schubert: Rondo Brillant for Violin & Piano, D. 985
Elmar Oliveira, violin; Robert Koenig, piano
----
Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in C Major for Two Flutes and Strings
Katherine Fink and Robert Bush, flutes; Windham Festival String Orchestra; Robert Manno, conductor
----
Robert Manno: Three Scenes from the Mountains: The Meadow at Dawn
Windham Festival Chamber Orchestra; Robert Manno, conductor
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Timing and Cues
Total Time - 59:01, including two internal :60-sec. station breaks (with music beds)
Additional Credits
Ray Brown, host. Cheryl Willoughby, host. With thanks to Robert Manno and Magdalena Golczewski at the Windham Chamber Music Festival, and to WAMC radio in Albany, NY. The Executive Producer, and WGBH’s Managing Director for Classical Services is Benjamin K. Roe.





