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In the Moment, p. 41
Listen to selections from two works by composer Kevin Puts:
From 
"Meditation” (Mvt. I) of the Violin Concerto, with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra and soloist Michael Shih. (Audio file from Worth Symphony Orchestra)
CD courtesy Kevin Puts and the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra
From “Surge” (Mvt. II) of the Clarinet Concerto, with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra and soloist Bil Jackson. (Audio file courtesy Kevin Puts and the Colorado Symphony Orchestra)
Neighborhood Watch, p. 47
Listen to three excerpts from CityMusic Cleveland’s most recent CD, an all-Mozart program recorded live at its December 2009 concerts at St. Ignatius of Antioch Church and Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus, conducted by Joel Smirnoff:
Sinfonia Concertante in E flat for violin and viola (violinist Nathan Olson, violist Jessica Oudin) Divertimento in D for Strings, K. 136 (“Salzburg Symphony No. 1”) “Exsultate, Jubilate” for soprano and orchestra K. 165 (soprano Chabrelle Williams)
Transfigured Nights, p. 70
Listen to “Come Again” and “In Darkness Let Me Dwell”, two selections from The Journey & The Labyrinth, Sting’s 2007 CD of music of John Dowland with lutenist Edin Karamazov, recorded live at London’s St. Luke’s Church. Copyright 2007 UMB Recordings, Inc. (Universal Music Group) courtesy Deutsche Grammophon/Universal
Listen to Sting’s versions of music of Purcell ( “Now Winter comes Slowly”), Schubert ( “The Hurdy-Gurdy Man”), and J.S. Bach ( “You Only Cross My Mind in Winter”), from the 2009 recording If on a Winter’s Night. Among the musicians joining Sting are violinist Daniel Hope, violist Dov Scheindlin, cellist Melissa Meell, bassist Ira Coleman, melodeon player Julian Sutton, and the strings of the Musica Aeterna Orchestra.
Copyright 2009 Deutsche Grammophon/Universal
January-February 2010
Listen, Learn and Lead, Page 26
A chapter from Maestro: A Surprising Story about Leading by
Listening by Roger Nierenberg
Lead, Don’t Cheerlead
Breaking the Sound Barrier, Page 70
Kim Kashkashian's Neharot (mp3)
Philip Glass' Concerto Fantasy (mp3)