VCE Prescribed Ensemble Works
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VCE Prescribed List of Ensemble Works Links Page
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Carmina Burana
City of Angels by Cy Coleman
Concierto de Aranjuez by Joaquin Rodrigo
- Interpretation in performance 1: Angel Romero with San Antonio Symphony, Mercury Living Prescence, Philips, 4756184
- Interpretation in performance 2: Slava and Leonard Grigoryan with Queensland Symphony Orchestra, ABC Classics, 4768072 (also available in a boxed set)
- Score: Concierto De Aranjuez, Eulenberg Miniature Score
Dumb Things by Paul Kelly
- Analysis of Dumb Thing by Jason Ziino from the AMUSE website
- Excellent composer profile with Debbie Kruger
- Interpretation 1: Songs from the South
- Interpretation 2: Women at the Well
- Interpretation in performance 1: Songs from the South: Paul Kelly’s Greatest Hits, Musk, 33009.5
- Interpretation in performance 2: The Women at the Well, FMR, 335122
- Official Website of Paul Kelly
- Score: Kelly, Songs from the South, Wise Publication, MS03356, PVGhttp://www.blackdot.com.au/sheetmusic/default.asp?cat=VOCAL+ALBUMS&filter=Songs+from+the+South&optSearch=thiscat
Lincolnshire Posy: Lord Melbourne
- Article on Lincolnshire Posy providing historical and analytical information from answers.com
- Interpretation 1: Frederick Fennell & the Eastman Wind Ensemble, Mercury Living Presence Series, Philips 1991, 32754.
- Interpretation 2: Buy it direct from Chandos Music
- Notes on Fennel’s performance of Lord Melbourne from Classical Net Review
- Very useful structural analysis of Lord Melbourne
Peter Gunn Theme by Henry Mancini
- Interpretation in performance 1: complete work, Henry Mancini A Legendary Performer, RCA/BMG
- Interpretation in performance 1: complete work, Henry Mancini A Legendary Performer, RCA/BMG
- Interpretation in performance 2, Dave Grusin, from 0:38–1:48 and 2:37 to the end, Two for the Road, the Music of Henry Mancini, GRP Records, 2004
- Score: Ultimate Television Showstoppers, IMP



