Cantos de México: I. Poco Movido

~ Recording by Southwest Chamber Music, Tambuco, Jeff von der Schmidt

Appears on releases

#TitleLengthTrack artistRelease titleRelease artistRelease group typeCountry/DateLabelCatalog#
Official
1.15Cantos de México: I. Poco Movido1:12Carlos ChávezCarlos Chávez: Complete Chamber Music Vol. 3Carlos Chávez; Southwest Chamber Music, TambucoAlbum
  • US2005-10-25
Cambria Master RecordingsCD 8852

Relationships

recording engineer:Matthew Snyder
producer:Jan Karlin (Southwest Chamber Music)
concert flute [flute] and piccolo:Lawrence Kaplan (flute player)
E-flat clarinet:Jim Foschia
gong and shaken idiophone [pezuñas venado]:Andrés Gómez (percussionist)
guitarrón mexicano [guitarrón]:Salvador Gallegos
harp:Amy Wilkins (harpist)
marimba and slit drum [teponaxtles]:Ricardo Gallardo (percussionist)
Miguel González (percussionist)
membranophone [huéhuetl]:Lynn Vartan
membranophone [Indian drum] and membranophone [tenor drum]:Alfredo Bringas (percussionist)
oboe:Stuart Horn (Musician: Oboe Player)
reco-reco [raspador]:Raúl Tudón
shaken idiophone [sonaja]:Jeff Olsen (percussionist)
trumpet:Tony Ellis (Trumpet Player)
vihuela [vihuela chica]:Rueben Loya
vihuela [vihuela grande]:John Schneider (guitarist: well-tempered and just guitars)
violin [1st violin]:Lorenz Gamma
violin [2nd violin]:Shalini Vijayan
orchestra:Southwest Chamber Music
conductor:Jeff von der Schmidt (Conductor)
performer:Tambuco
recorded at:Herbert Zipper Concert Hall in Los Angeles, California, United States (on 2004-10-23)
recording of:1. Cantos de México (partial)

Related works

Cantos de México

composer:Carlos Chávez (Mexican composer/conductor) (in 1933)
dedicated to:Silvestre Revueltas (Mexican composer)