Friday, September 17, 1999:
Kaleidoscope of Accordions
Music from Renaissance to classical to vaudeville to traditional to avant garde.
Tentative program:
- Westmont Philharmonia Accordion Orchestra, Stanley Darrow, Director
- Performing Rossini's ovetures from The Turk in Italy and The Barber of Seville, Clarence "Pinetop" Smith's "'Original' Boogie-Woogie," traditional German folk songs, a medley of Sinatra's greatest hits (including "Strangers in the Night," "My Way," and more),
"Asturias" by Spanish composer Isaac Albéniz,
"Rotation" by the German composer Fred Weissman (avant garde),
"A La Brubeck" by Joss Baselli (jazz), and
"Russian Mosaic" by Sergei Simbirev (tone poem).
- Quartet Accord
- Stanley Darrow, Joanna Arnold, Marian Darrow, and Anthony Darrow.
Renaissance music, Bach's Chorale Prelude #18.
- Joanna Arnold, solo
- Performing Bach inventions and Scarlatti.
- Stanley Darrow, solo
- Performing Malcolm Arnold's Variations on a Ukranian Folksong (1944).
- Darrow-Arnold duet
- Melodies from Gounod's Faust
- Darrow-Frank Hodnicki duet
- Polkas and other Polish folk music.
- Yolanda Romagnolo
- "Malaguena" by Ernesto Lecuona.
Presented by IMP
as part of the Third Annual Philadelphia Fringe Festival