Americans in Rome <br> Music by Fellows of the American Academy in Rome <BR> BRIDGE 9271A/DBBC Music Choice Award This four disc collection contains works by thirty seven composers who were all in residence at the American Academy in Rome. The earliest work dates from 1920, the most recent from 2003. Composers include the well known: Samuel Barber, Elliott Carter, and Roger Sessions; the largely forgotten: Charles Naginski, Alexander Lang Steinert, Walter Helfer; and many of today's most active voices: Robert Beaser, David Rakowski, Aaron

2001 GRAMMY NOMINEE: BEST LARGE JAZZ ENSEMBLE ALBUM

" Daron Aric Hagen writes: "The double concerto Masquerade takes as its starting place the conventions of Commedia dell'arte

from Mozart's Opera

36 Variations on the Chilean folk song El pueblo unido jamás será vencido

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Arioso/Doubles

In Santa Fe

He ultimately migrated to the USA

This compilation includes three mini guitar concerti- pieces that guitar afficionados will be delighted to have in their collections

and Bridge as one of our most adventurous labels

Wellesley College Choir

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