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…a close-up visit with one of the most enterprising talents on the world music scene, with excerpts from recent concert performances and his newly-released Telarc Records compact disc, Revolutionary.
Listen to the program
J.S. BACH (arranged Carpenter): Evolutionary Toccata & Fugue in d, S. 565 (Marshall & Ogletree Opus 1)
MARCEL DUPRE: Prelude & Fugue in B, Op. 7, no. 1 (Opus 1)
CAMERON CARPENTER: Love Song #1 (premiere) (Opus 1)
JEANNE DEMESSIEUX: Octaves (No. 6), from Six Etudes, Op. 5
JOE HISAISHI (arranged Carpenter): The Promise of the World and The Merry-Go-Round of Life, from Howl’s Moving Castle
FREDERIC CHOPIN: Revolutionary Etude in c, Op. 10, no. 12
DUKE ELLINGTON-PERCY GRAINGER-J.S. BACH-CAMERON CARPENTER: Solitude (a blended meditation of quiet moments) (Opus 1)
PERCY GRAINGER: Colonial Song
CAMERON CARPENTER: Nautical Rhapsody (premiere)
VLADIMIR HOROWITZ: Variations on a Theme from Carmen (Opus 1)
JOHN PHILIP SOUSA: Stars and Stripes Forever
Filler–FRANZ LISZT: Mephisto Waltz (Telarc CD-80711)
In conversation with host Michael Barone, Mr. Carpenter reveals some of his revolutionary ideas, and demonstrates his unique and amazing talent as virtuoso, tone-painter, composer and philosopher.
Performances were recorded on the Marshall & Ogletree Opus 1 digital virtul pipe organ at Trinity Episcopal Church in New York City (Telarc CD-80711) and the vibrant 108-rank at Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church in Mahtomedi, MN (recorded 1/29/07 and 6/24/08).
Cameron Carpenter presents a six-day Organ Exposé of concerts, workshops and celebrations (September 24-28, 2008) at Middle Collegiate Church ( 50 East 7 th Street) in the East Village, New York, NY.