Henry F. Gilbert (1868-1928): Humoresque on Negro-Minstrel Tunes (1912) скачать в хорошем качестве

Henry F. Gilbert (1868-1928): Humoresque on Negro-Minstrel Tunes (1912)

American composer Henry F. Gilbert (1868-1928) composed his "Humoresque on Negro-Minstrel Tunes" in 1912. It was the first orchestral work to bring the composer serious recognition. Gilbert used themes he had planned for an opera "Uncle Remus" which he ultimately abandoned, but he did write the Prelude which later formed the basis of this "Humoresque on Negro-Minstrel Tunes" presented here. Karl Krueger - Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (originally released by the Society for the Preservation of the American Musical Heritage.) Note: Two piano excerpts from this planned opera may be heard at the following website: "The Wren's Nest Blog: Uncle Remus by Henry F. Gilbert — the Opera that Wasn't". URL: http://www.wrensnestonline.com/blog/u...