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"Kenneth
Frazelle's music is rooted in the folk melodies of his native North
Carolina. But like Bartok and Copland his work finally transcends its
simple sources to
become
high art. His Sonata for Cello and Piano is by turn eloquent, meditative,
soaring
and evocative. The Motion of Stone… is a profound reflection on
gravestones and their wasting away in the passage of time. His setting
for soloists, chorus, and chamber orchestra is sweeping and powerful,
invoking the grandeur of the past."
– citation from the American Academy
of Arts and Letters, upon presentation of the Goddard Lieberson Fellowship
in 2000
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New! On CD:
Paula Robison plays Kenneth Frazelle's Blue Ridge Airs II on Paula Live!
On the Web:
Upcoming:
4/26/09: Jeffrey Kahane performs Frazelle's Wildflowers on Lincoln Center's Great Performers Series, Alice Tully Hall
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