Music from the Fleisher Collection, Vol. 3
Zdenek Tylsar (horn), Elizabeth Rowin (violin), Czech National Symphony Orchestra, Paul Freeman (conductor)
Karl Boelter's music ranges from contemplative to visceral, from serious to playful. He was born in Milwaukee and studied composition at Ball State and the University of Michigan. He has studied with William Bolcom, Leslie Bassett and William Albright. For several years, he resided in Atlanta where he served as music curator at the High Museum of Art. This experience provided direct involvement with performances by some of the 20th century's greatest artists as well as a personal exploration into the diversity of artistic expression: classic blues and jazz, Cajun two-steps, the music of Africa, and Cowboy poetry. Dr. Boelter is professor of music composition at Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan, where he currently serves as Chair of the Department of Music, Theater and Dance.
Track Listing
| Title | Composer | Performer |
|---|---|---|
| Images from Goldsmith | Karl Boelter | Zdenek Tylsar, horn, Czech National Symhony Orchestra, Paul Freeman, conductor |
| Dharma for Orchestra | Karl Boelter | Czech National Symhony Orchestra, Paul Freeman, conductor |
| Concerto for Violin and Orchestra | Karl Boelter | Elizabeth Rowin, violin, Czech National Symhony Orchestra, Paul Freeman, conductor |
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