Svoboda - CONCERTO for Marimba & Orchestra, Op. 148

Tomas Svoboda

CONCERTO for Marimba & Orchestra, Op.148

[25 orchestras - 23 conductors - 37 performances]

CONCERTO for Marimba & Orchestra, Op.148 (1995)
[25:48] (98p.) (TCS-65)
Instr.: Marimba solo/3232/4331/Timp/2pc(1 poss.)/Hp/Cel/Pno/Strings.
Parts on rental
Score (8.5x12): $51.00 USD
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** See Marimba/Piano reduction score on "Percussion Works" page.**

* Grammy Award Nomination (2003) *
"Best Instrumental Soloist(s) Performance With Orchestra"
James DePreist, cond.; Niel DePonte, marimba; Oregon Symphony [ Albany Records ]

	Score	Part	128k	(*Video)	(**Video)
[1] Con Moto	view	view	listen	Central	Watch
[2] Adagio	view	view	listen	Aichi	Watch
[3] Vivace	view	view	listen	Symphony	Watch

Audio 128k mp3 clips from Grammy nominated Oregon Symphony Orchestra CD.

* Video YouTube performance (in it's entirety): Central Aichi Symphony (Japan); Sayaka Mase (marimba); Chosei Komatsu (cond.)

** Video YouTube performance (by movt.): Brno Philharmonic with Janáček Academy of Music musicians; Kristýna Karchová (marimba); Maros Potokar (cond.).

* Additional audio samples of this work can be found at Albany Records.

* See List of 37 performances: 25 Orchestras • 23 Conductors • 20 Soloists.

* Orchestras and Conductors *

INTERNATIONAL [ Top ↑ ]

Brno Philharmonic (Czech Republic)
(w. Janácek Academy of Music musicians)
Maros Potokar
Kristyna Karchová [mar.]

Central Aichi Symphony Orchestra (Japan)
Chosei Komatsu
Sayaka Mase [mar.]

Conservatory of Music of Quebec (Canada)
Gilles Auger
Charles-Alexis Côté [mar.]

Costa Rica National Orchestra (Costa Rica)
Marvin Araya
Nanae Mimura [mar.]

Guatemala National Symphony (Guatemala)
Marvin Araya
Nanae Mimura [mar.]

Univ. of Toronto Symphony (Canada)
Victor Feldbrill
Graham Hargrove [mar.]

ALASKA [ Top ↑ ]

Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra (AK)
Gordon Wright
Cayenna Ponchione [mar.]

CALIFORNIA [ Top ↑ ]

Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra (CA)
John Farrer
Nanae Mimura [mar.]

Calif. State Univ. - Sacramento Symphony (CA)
Leo Eylar
Daniel Kennedy [mar.]

San Francisco Concerto Orchestra (CA)
Mary Chun
Luanne Warner [mar.]

COLORADO [ Top ↑ ]

Colorado Springs Symphony (CO)
Daniel Hege
Neil DePonte [mar.]

CONNECTICUT [ Top ↑ ]

Norwalk Symphony (CT)
Diane Wittry
Naoko Takada [mar.]

FLORIDA [ Top ↑ ]

Florida State University Sym. (FL)
Alexander Jiménez
John W. Parks IV [mar.]

ILLINOIS [ Top ↑ ]

NIU Philharmonic (Northern Illinois Univ.) (IL)
Fusao Kajima
Elizabeth DeLamater [mar.]

KANSAS [ Top ↑ ]

Kansas State Univ. Symphony (KS)
David Littrell
Grant Whitcomb [mar.]

MICHIGAN [ Top ↑ ]

Central Michigan Univ. Symphony (MI)
Carlton Woods
Patrick Estvold [mar.]

MISSOURI [ Top ↑ ]

St. Joseph Symphony Orchestra (MO)
Deborah Freedman
Luanne Warner [mar.]

MONTANA [ Top ↑ ]

Bozeman Symphony Orchestra (MT)
Matthew Savery
Jeffrey Vick [mar.]

Univ. of Montana Symphony (MT)
Joseph Henry
Mark Schummer [mar.]

OREGON [ Top ↑ ]

Oregon Symphony Orchestra (OR)
James DePreist
Neil DePonte [mar.]

Univ. of Oregon Symphony (OR)
Wayne Bennett
Brenda S. Lauffenberger [mar.]

TEXAS [ Top ↑ ]

Midland-Odessa Symphony & Chorale (TX)
Robert E. Hunt
Sharon Hickox [mar.]

VIRGINIA [ Top ↑ ]

Shenandoah Conservatory Symphony (VA)
Jan Wagner
Jared Robertson [mar.]

WASHINGTON [ Top ↑ ]

Walla Walla Symphony Orchestra (WA)
Yaacov Bergman
Neil DePonte [mar.]

WYOMING [ Top ↑ ]

Wyoming Symphony (WY)
Matthew Savery
Neeraj Mehta [mar.]

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