Limited Edition Violin with An Asian Soul
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DISC: 1
| 1. Kogaku: I. Fuke |
| 2. Kogaku: II. Meian |
| 3. Kogaku: III. Ohshuu |
| 4. Kogaku: IV. Chikurin |
| 5. Kogaku: V. Chikurin No Yoru |
| 6. Asian Winds: I. Nohkan |
| 7. Asian Winds: II. Xiao |
| 8. Asian Winds: III. Sogeum |
| 9. Asian Winds: IV. Khaen |
| 10. Sonatine: I. Moderato |
| 11. Sonatine: II. Con Forza |
| 12. Sonatine: III. Lento |
| 13. Sonatine: IV. Capriccioso |
| 14. Sonatine: V. Calmo |
| 15. Intimate Scenes: No. 1, Poco Lento |
| 16. Intimate Scenes: No. 2, Capriccioso |
| 17. Intimate Scenes: No. 3, Grazioso |
| 18. Intimate Scenes: No. 4, Andante Maestoso – Largo – Allegro |
| 19. Intimate Scenes: No. 5, Lento |
| 20. Ayung Sungai |
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All of the works on this album were written for the violinists who play them here. Composer David Loeb has worked with traditional Asian music as a composer, scholar, and performer for over fifty years. David Loeb was born in 1939 in New York into a family which took music and painting very seriously. He studied composition with Peter Pindar Stearns at the Mannes College of Music in New York, and then completed a master’s degree at Yale. 1964 became a critical year for his future. He began teaching at Mannes and has remained on the faculty there ever since, simultaneously teaching at the Curtis Institute from 1973 until 2000. Receiving a commission to compose a piece for an early music ensemble resulted a continuing involvement with writing for historical instruments, especially viols. Later that same year he began studying traditional Japanese music with Shinichi Yuize.





