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Performer: Benjamin Hudson IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM HIBBARD- Parsons' Piece. String...: (Review by James H. North) | violin | CLAYTON: Cree Songs to the Newborn (Review by David Sachs) | violin | DICKMAN: Three Songs (Review by David Sachs) | violin | DRUCKMAN, JACOB: String Quartets (Review by Robert Carl) | violin | EASTMAN: Stay on It. If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich? Prelude to the Holy Presence of Joan d'Arc. The Holy Presence of Joan D'Arc. Gay Guerilla. Evil Nigger. Crazy Nigger (Review by Robert Carl) | violin | EKIZIAN: Octoéchos, for Double String Quartet and Soprano (Review by James H. North) | violin | FROOM: Quartet for Piano and Strings. Down to a Sunless Sea. Piano Sonata (Review by Scott Wheeler) | violin | GLASS, PHILILP/SUSO, FODAY MUSA: Music from the Screens (Review by Edward Strickland) | violin | GLASS, PHILIP: Echorus (Review by Robert Kirzinger) | violin | HIBBARD: Menage (Review by David Sachs) | violin | IVANOV-KRAMSKOI: I Am Sitting on a Rock. Lullaby (Review by John Bauman) | violin | JEMNITZ, SÁNDOR: Trio for Guitar and Strings (Review by John Bauman) | violin | KARCHIN: Duo (Review by K. Robert Schwarz) | violin | KARCHIN: Songs of John Keats, for Soprano and Six instruments. Capriccio for Violin and Seven Instruments* (Review by James H. North) | violin | KOLB, BARBARA: Umbrian Colors (Review by Mike Silverton) | violin | KURTAG, G.: The Little Predicament, Op. 16b (Review by John Bauman) | violin | MACHOVER: Bug-Mudra (Review by Mike Silverton) | violin | MAMLOCK, URSULA: Panta Rhei (Review by K. Robert Schwarz) | violin | MENDELSSOHN, FELIX: Symphony No. 4 in A, op. 90 ("Italian"). Concerto No. 1 in G Minor for Piano and Orchestra, op. 25. Concerto in E Minor for Violin and Orchestra, op. 64 (Review by Elliott Kaback) | violin | MOROSS: Concerto for Flute with String Quartet; Sonata for Piano Duet and String Quartet (Review by Paul A. Snook) | violin | NEMEROVSKY: Étude in A minor (Review by John Bauman) | violin | PICKER: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra. When Soft Voices Die. Rhapsody. Sextet No. 3. Romance (Review by James H. North) | violin | PICKER: Rhapsody. When Soft Voices Die. Sextet No. 3. Romance (Review by Peter J. Rabinowitz) | violin | ROSENZWEIG: Diptych (Review by Scott Wheeler) | violin | ROUSSAKIS: Voyage (Review by Benjamin Pernick) | violin | ROXBURY: Two Songs of Walt Whitman (Review by Mike Silverton) | violin | SAXTON, ROBERT: Night Dance (Review by Mike Silverton) | violin | SEARLE, HUMPHREY: Two Practical Cats' (Review by Mike Silverton) | violin | SOKOLOVSKY, MAREK: Étude in D (Review by John Bauman) | violin | SOLLBERGER, HARVEY: Angel and Stone (Review by Benjamin Pernick) | violin | SOR: Souvenir de Russie (Review by John Bauman) | violin | STAROBIN, MICHAEL: Chase (Review by Mike Silverton) | violin | SUGÁR: Hungarian Children's Songs (Review by John Bauman) | violin | WINSLOW: Nahua Songs. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (Review by K. Robert Schwarz) | violin | WUORINEN, CHARLES: Arabia Felix (Review by Benjamin Pernick) | violin | WUORINEN, CHARLES: Archangel (Review by Benjamin Pernick) | violin | WUORINEN, CHARLES: Five. Archangel. Archæopteryx. Hyperion (Review by Alex Ross) | violin | WUORINEN, CHARLES: Sonata for Violin and Piano. Third String Quartet. Fast Fantasy (Review by James H. North) | violin | WUORINEN, CHARLES: The Blue Bamboula. Six Pieces. Spinoff. The Long and the Short. Fantasia (Review by Jon Tuska) | violin |
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