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Friday, May 28, 2004

Highlights of the collection



The Dale Warland Singers library includes 270 commissioned works by 116 composers. It is the most important collection of contemporary American choral music in the world, and includes some works that have never been performed and others that are now out of print.

Some highlights: "The Hourglass" by Irving Fine; "Agnus Dei" by Samuel Barber; "The Flower Song" by Vincent Persichetti; "Alleluia" by Randall Thompson; "Every Christmas I Hear Bells" by Dave Brubeck; "Songs of Youth and Pleasure" by Libby Larsen; and "Walden Pond" by Dominick Argento, to a text by Henry David Thoreau.

There are numerous choral arrangements by Robert Shaw and Alice Parker. The Dale Warland Singers commissioned arrangements of traditional folk songs by Stephen Foster, such as "My Old Kentucky Home," and by Hoagie Carmichael, of songs such as "Stardust," "The Nearness of You" and "Georgia on My Mind."

The collection also has music of the standard repertory, such as J.S. Bach's B Minor Mass and Mozart's Mass in C Minor.

Living American composers

William Barnett

Dominick Argento

Carol Barnett

Jean Belmont

Dave Brubeck

Stephen Chatman

Chen Yi

Rene Clausen

Norman Dello Joio

Emma Lou Diemer

Libby Larsen

Frank Ferko

Lucas Foss

Cary John Franklin

William Hawley

Steve Heitzeg

Aaron Jay Kernis

Morten Lauridsen

Kirke Mechem

Gian-Carlo Menotti

Robert Page

Stephen Paulus

Daniel Pinkham

Bernard Rands

Ned Rorem

Steve Sametz

R. Murray Schafer (Canadian)

Peter Schickele

Conrad Susa

Augusta Read Thomas

Jeffrey Van

Janike Vandervelde

Eric Whitacre

Significant American composers of previous generations:

Samuel Barber

Jean Berger

Leonard Bernstein

William Billings

Aaron Copland

Norman Dinerstein

Cecil Effinger

Irving Fine

Stephen Foster

George Gershwin

Howard Hanson

Charles Ives

Vincent Persichetti

William Schuman

Igor Stravinsky

Louise Talma

Randall Thompson

Living international composers

Henk Badings

Peter Maxwell Davies

Henryk Gorecki

Gyorgy Ligeti

Arvo Part

Krzysztof Penderecki

John Tavener

Judith Weir

International composers of recent generations:

Benjamin Britten

Percy Grainger

Gustav Holst

Herbert Howells

Zoltan Kodaly

Frank Martin

William Mathias

Olivier Messiaen

Darius Milhaud

Ildebrando Pizzetti

Francis Poulenc

Maurice Ravel

Ottorino Respighi

Karol Szymanowski

William Walton

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Kurt Weill

Healy Willan

The collection is rich in Estonian, Scandinavian and Swedish:

Bengt Hallberg

Eskil Hemberg

Egil Hovland

Lars-Erik Larsson

Ingvar Lidholm

Arne Mellnas

Knut Nystedt

Anders Ohrwall

Arvo Part

Einojuhani Rautavaara

Sven-David Sandstrom

Jan Sandstrom

Veljo Tormis

Lars Johan Werle




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