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THE VERDEHR TRIO, an acknowledged leader in the field of new music, for nearly 40
years has concentrated on molding and defining the personality of the
violin-clarinet-piano trio. The Trio has created a large repertoire by commissioning
over 225 new works from some of the world’s most prominent and exciting composers– known and unknown, young
and old, from this country and abroad. These efforts are entitled The Making
of a Medium because, in a real sense, this is what has happened over the
years.
A few earlier trios by Bartok, Stravinsky,
Milhaud, Khachaturian, Berg, and Ives showed the potential tonal and musical
possibilities of this grouping. Now, with more than 200 works in this genre,
the violin-clarinet-piano trio has become a viable chamber music medium whose
substantial literature may be recognized together with other major mediums as
the piano trio, woodwind and brass quintets, and the piano quartet. To round
out its repertoire with Classical and Romantic works, the Trio has rediscovered
as well as transcribed 18th and 19th century pieces for inclusion in its
concert programs.
The Verdehr Trio has performed
throughout the world: in 58 countries, including the former Soviet Union, in
South and Central America, as well as in Asia, Australia and all 50 of the
United States. Among major concert halls where the Trio has appeared are
Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Library of Congress, Vienna Brahmssaal,
Sydney Opera House, London Wigmore Hall, Auditorio de Madrid, Dvorak Hall in Prague, IRCAM Centre in
Paris and Leningrad Philharmonic Chamber Hall. The Trio has also played at
various international festivals – the Spoleto Festival, Prague Spring Festival,
the Vienna Spring Festival, the Warsaw Autumn Festival, and the Grand Teton
Music Festival. The Trio has received a Creative Programming Award from Chamber
Music America.
A parallel project to the Crystal CD
recordings of the new works created for the Trio is The Making of a Medium
Video Series, consisting of 10 half-hour programs with interviews and
discussions by composers and performers as well as a complete performance of
each work. Hosted by Martin Bookspan and Peter Schickele, these are available
in a variety of video formats from the Instructional Media Center at Michigan
State University. Another project, The Making of a Medium Music Publishing
Series, has been started in cooperation with the MSU Press, to help
disseminate the repertoire as well as information about the Trio’s CD recordings and videos.
The Verdehr Trio
is in residence at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan. An
article about the Trio appears in the new Groves Dictionary of Music.
WALTER VERDEHR
was born in
Gottschee, Yugoslavia and received his first violin instruction at the
Conservatory of Music in Graz, Austria. A student at The Juilliard School, he
was the first violinist to receive the doctorate there and as a Fulbright
Scholar, he studied at the Vienna Academy of Music. He has taught at the
International Congress of Strings faculty and at Michigan State University where
he is Professor of Music and recently received the Distinguished Faculty Award.
He has made numerous appearances as soloist with orchestras (Houston Symphony,
orchestras in Michigan, New York, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, California,
Czechoslovakia, and Turkey) and in solo and chamber music recitals in the U.S.
and Europe. The London Times wrote that “the performance was sweeping
and vigorous.” The Vienna Express said
that “he
is a perfect violinist with beautiful blossoming tone and noble musicality.” He has served on the
juries for the Naumburg and Prague Spring
International violin competitions and has made solo recordings for Crystal,
Golden Crest Records, and NET-TV. He performs on the ex-stephens-Verdehr Stradivarius of 1690.
ELSA LUDEWIG-VERDEHR studied at the Oberlin Conservatory and at the Eastman School
where she received a Performer’s Certificate and the DMA degree. She has performed, lectured, and
given master classes at numerous national and international Clarinet Congresses
and for several years was a participant in the Marlboro Music Festivals and
touring groups. She has appeared frequently in the U.S., Canada, and abroad as
a recitalist, clinician, and soloist with orchestras and as principal
clarinetist of the Grand Teton Festival Orchestra. As a member of the Richards
Wind Quintet, she played in more than half of the United States, Canada, and at
the White House. She was recently awarded a Distinguished University
Professorship at Michigan State University and her students occupy numerous
university and orchestral positions throughout the U.S. and abroad. She has
solo recordings on Grenadilla and Mark labels. Her
playing has been called “distinguished and
musical” by the NY Times. The
Boston Globe noted her “musical tone and elegant
sense of phrasing” while the Chicago Tribune
wrote of her “virtuosity of a most compelling sort.” In 2007 she was awarded
honorary membership in the International Clarinet Society for her lifetime achievements as a performer and teacher.
SILVIA ROEDERER was born in Argentina, but her
musical training began in the U.S. After graduating from the Eastman School
with high honors, she completed her doctoral degree as a student of John Perry
at the University of Southern California. She is currently Professor of Music
at Western Michigan University, where she serves as Chair of the Keyboard Area,
teaches piano, chamber music, pedagogy, and coordinates graduate assistant
teaching. A winner of several important competitions, including the Joanna
Hodges International Piano Competition, she has appeared as soloist with the
Denver Symphony Orchestra and the Jacksonville (FL) Symphony Orchestra. Her Los
Angeles debut was an acclaimed recital at the prestigious Ambassador
Auditorium, where her control, introspective poise, and elegantly pointed
phrases drew special praise from the Los
Angeles Times. In addition to her appearances with the Verdehr
Trio, her performing career in the last decade has revolved around chamber
music – as duo pianist with her husband Leslie Tung and as collaborator with
her colleagues at Western Michigan University.
VERDEHR TRIO DISCOGRAPHY
Walter Verdehr, Violin; Elsa Ludwig-Verdehr, Clarinet; Silvia Roederer,
Piano.
Volumes
1 through 10 have Gary Kirkpatrick on piano.
Volume 11 has Kathryn Brown on piano and Volume 12 has Kim Schmidt and
Gary Kirkpatrick on piano. The rest have
Silvia Roederer on piano.
The Verdehrs have
commissioned over 200 works by the most important composers in the world
for the violin-clarinet-piano trio, thus effectively creating this medium.
Complementing this repertoire, the Trio transcribes works from earlier periods.
The Making of a Medium is a continuing project. The recordings have brought
critical acclaim for the music and the Verdehr Trio. "A true ensemble of outstanding players who have
obvious love for the music." -- American Record Guide
CD741: The Making of a Medium, Vol. 1.
Verdehr Trio Mozart, Trio in D Major, K381; Frescobaldi: Canzoni a
Due; Alan Hovhaness: Lake Samish, op. 415; Thomas Pasatieri:
Theatrepieces; Bela Bartok: Contrasts. Walter Verdehr, violin; Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr,
clarinet; Gary Kirkpatrick, piano. “recommended” Fanfare UPC
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Mozart Trio: Mvt 1 (Allegro) Mvt 2 (Andante) Mvt 3(Allegro molto) Hovhaness Lake
Samish: Mvt 1(Andante-Fugue) Mvt 2(Allegro) Mvt 3 Mvt 4 Mvt 5 Frescobaldi: Canzoni
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CD942: AMERICAN IMAGES, Vol. 12. Verdehr Trio Paul Chihara, Trio; David
Diamond, Duo for Violin & Clarinet; Marc Satterwhite, Time Considered as a
Helix of Semi-Precious Stones; Jonathan Kramer, Serbelloni
Serenade; John Biggs, Medieval Dance Suite; Donald Erb,
Sunlit Peaks and Dark Valleys. This is volume 12 of the Making of a
Medium series. UPC 009414794222 BUY
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ҁ work full of luscious
harmonies, colours and bittersweet melodies typical
of TchaikovskyҠAustralian Clarinet and Saxophone
(Diana Tolmie)
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Chihara Trio: Mvt 1 (Andante) Mvt 2 (Moderato) Mvt 3 (Moderato)
Diamond: Duo
Satterwhite: Time
Considered
Kramer: Serbelloni Serenade Biggs: Medieval
Dance Suite Erb Sunlit
Peaks: Mvt 1 Mvt 2 (Childrens
Song) Mvt 3
CD943: AMERICAN IMAGES 2, Vol. 13. Verdehr
Trio Sebastian
Currier: Verge; Joan Tower: Rain Waves; George Gershwin/William Brohn: I Got Variations; Dan Welcher:
Phaedrus; John Biggs: Renaissance Bouquet; Charles Hoag: Sweet Melancholy (lost
your dolly) SlowDrag
Rag.
The Verdehr Trio Violin: Walter Verdehr,
Clarinet: Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr, Piano: Silvia Roederer, piano. This is volume 13 of the Making of a
Medium series, in which the Verdehr Trio presents
some of the 130 new works that it has commissioned from many of the world's
most prominent composers.
Sebastian Currier teaches at
Columbia University in NYC, Joan Tower from NYC lives in Hartford Conn.;
William David Brohn is a renowned orchestrator and
arranger for Broadway shows in NYC; Dan Welcher
teaches at University of Texas at Austin; John Biggs lives in Ventura,
California; Charles Hoag is professor of music at the University of Kansas in
Lawrence. UPC 009414794321 BUY
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Currier Verge: Mvt 1(fast) Mvt 2(slow) Mvt 3(mechanical) Mvt 4(dark) Mvt 5(light) Mvt 6(fractured) Mvt 7(too much) Mvt 8(too little) Mvt 9(calm)
Tower: Rain
Waves Brohn: Variations Welcher
Phaedrus: Mvt 1(Apollo's Lyre) Mvt 2(Dionysus' Dream) Biggs: Renaissance
Bouquet Hoag: Sweet
Melancholy
CD944: AUSTRIAN IMAGES, Vol. 14. Verdehr
Trio Ivn Erod, Trio, op. 59*; Thomas
Christian David, Trios Numbers 1, 2, and 3**; Gottfried von Einem,
Verdehr-Trio, op. 97*.
Walter Verdehr, violin; Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr,
clarinet; Silvia Roederer* and Gary Kirkpatrick**,
piano. This is volume 14 of the Making of a Medium series. UPC 009414794420 BUY
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Erod Trio: Mvt 1(Transitions) Mvt 2(Variations) David Trio No. 1: Mvt 1(Allegro) Mvt 2(Andante) Mvt 3(Presto) von Einem
Trio: Mvt 1(Etwas bewegter) Mvt 2(Unruhig) Mvt 3(Gemessen)
Mvt 4(Sturmisch) David Trio No. 2: Mvt 1(Allegro) Mvt 2(Aria) Mvt 3(Presto) David Trio No. 3: Mvt 1(Vivace) Mvt 2(Andante) Mvt 3(Moderato)
CD945:
Double Concertos for Violin and Clarinet, Vol. 15. Verdehr Trio by William Wallace, Dinos Constantinides, and James Niblock. Walter Verdehr, Violin; Elsa
Ludewig-Verdehr, Clarinet; Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic, Kirk Trevor, Conductor; Slovak Radio
Orchestra, Jiri Tomasek, Conductor.
This is the 15th CD in the Verdehr Trio's recordings of works they have commissioned,
mostly for the trio combination of violin, clarinet, and piano. This CD
features the violin and clarinet. Strad Magazine called their series
"Remarkable collection by a remarkable ensemble" and the American
Record Guide said "Brilliant in every
department." The Verdehrs teach at Michigan
State University in East Lansing, Michigan.
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Wallace Concerto: Mvt 1(Allegro) Mvt 2(Andante) Mvt 3(Allegro vivace) Constantinides
Concerto of Psalms: Mvt 1(From the Heart) Mvt 2(Eternal Song) Mvt 3(Paean) Niblock Concerto:
Mvt 1(Allegro moderato) Mvt 2(Adagio) Mvt 3(Allegro)
CD946: INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS, Vol. 16. Verdehr
Trio Jennifer Higdon: Dash;
Gernot Wolfgang: Reflections; Bright Sheng: Tibetan Dance; Stephen Chatman:
Trio; Wolfgang Rihm: Gesangstck.
This CD is volume 16 of the Making of a
Medium series by the Verdehr Trio, which has
commissioned more than 200 works for the violin, clarinet, piano ensemble. The
Trio and the composers on this CD are a vibrant part of the international
community. Performers in the Verdehr Trio are Walter Verdehr, violin; Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr,
clarinet; and Silvia Roederer, piano. UPC
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Higdon: Dash Wolfgang: Reflections Sheng:
Tibetan Dance: Prelude Song Tibetan Dance Chatman: Trio: Scales Blues Dance Rihm:
Gesangstck
CD947:
American Images 3: The Michigan Connection, Vol. 17. Verdehr
Trio Walter Verdehr, Violin; Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr, Clarinet; Silvia Roederer,
Piano. David Liptak: Commedia; Arnold Black/William Bolcom:
Envio; Robert Mann: Katchi-Katchi;
Charles Ruggiero: Collage; James Hartway: Five
Postcards (from Michigan).
For
over 30 years the Verdehr Trio has been
commissioning, performing, and recording new works for violin, clarinet, and
piano. Fanfare Magazine has said "the breadth of these commissions is
amazing" and Strad Magazine says "the
quality of the results is astonishingly high." The group is in-residence
at Michigan State University and tours worldwide regularly. This CD features
composers with whom the Verdehr Trio has had
connections in Michigan. UPC 009414794727 BUY NOW
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Liptak: Commedia Mvt. 1 Mvt.2 Mvt.3 Mvt.4 Black/Bolcom:
Envoi Mann: Katchi-Katchi Ruggiero: Collage Hartway: five postcards: motor
city carillon
tower the
falls mysterious
dunes fudge
island Curtis-Smith: Trio Mvt.1 Mvt.2 Mvt. 3
CD948: The Making of a Medium >Music from
Down Under > Vol.
18. Verdehr Trio Peter
Sculthorpe: Baltimore Songlines; Barry Conyngham: Playground; Douglas Knehans:
Riv; Richard Mills: Four Miniatures; Christopher
Marshall: Three Aspects of Spring.
The Verdehr
Trio – Walter Verdehr, violin; Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr, clarinet; Silvia Roederer,
piano – is an acknowledged leader in the field of new music. This is the 18th
CD in The Making of a MediumӠseries,
in which the Verdehr Trio has recorded more than 60
premiere recordings, a part of over 200 works that the group has commissioned. The
breadth of these commissions is amazing.” Fanfare. “The quality of the results is
astonishingly high.” STRAD Magazine. This CD features music
written for the group by composers from Australia and New Zealand.
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Sculthorpe:
Baltimore Songlines Conyngham:
Playground Knehans: rive Mills: Four Miniatures Lento Allegro Adagio Presto Marshall: Three Aspects of Spring October
Idyll
Bushwalk Synergy
CD949 & CD970: AMERICAN IMAGES 4 & 5, Verdehr Trio. These
two CDs are volumes 19 and 20 of the Making of a Medium series by the Verdehr Trio – Walter Verdehr, violin; Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr, clarinet; Silvia Roederer,
piano. The Trio has commissioned over 225 works by some of the worldճ most prominent composers. Ҕhe breadth of these commissions is amazingӼ/i> (Fanfare). Ҕhe quality of the results is astonishingly highӼ/i> (Strad)
CD949: Ricardo Lorenz: Compass Points; Kevin Puts: Three
Nocturnes; August Read Thomas: Dancing Helix Rituals; Lee Hoiby:
Rock Valley Trio; Stefan Freund: Triodances. UPC
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Lorenz: Compass Points Verde
que te quiero Verdehr In
memoriam Robert Avalon Scherzarengue Puts:
Three Nocturnes Con
moto Flowing;
non troppo lento
Molto
adagio Thomas: Dancing
Helix Rituals Hoiby: Rock
Valley Trio Freund: Triodances Freunuet and (Verdehr) Trio Pastorale Tarantelly (To
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CD970: Margaret Brouwer: Trio; Roberto Sierra: Recordando una Melodia Olvidada; Gernot Woflgang:
Sketchbook; William Wallace: Sonata a Tre. UPC 009414797025 BUY
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Brouwer Trio: Mvmt I Joyful Moment Mvmt II Reverie Mvmt III Escaping Sierra: Recordando una melodia olvidada Wolfgang Sketch
Book: Green Island Night Breeze Chromatic Train Wallace
Sonata a Tre: Mvmt I Allegro Mvmt II Andante semplice Mvmt III Dance
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CD971: VERDEHR TRIO, American Images 6 – The
Making of a Medium vol 21. Elsa
Ludwig-Verdehr, Clarinet; Walter Verdehr,
Violin; Silvia Roederer, Piano.
Michael
Daugherty, Ladder to the Moon; Pamela Madsen, Sea Change 1; Gerald Cohen,
Variously Blue; Evan Chambers, Thorn and Flare.
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The
Verdehr Trio has commissioned and performed over 225
new works. Ҕhe breadth of these commissions is
amazing.Ӽ/i> – Fanfare. Ҕhe quality of the results is astonishly high.Ӽ/i> – Strad
Magazine.
CD971 Sound samples (mp3 files) Click on the
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Daugherty: Ladder to the Moon Night,
New York Looking
Up Madsen: Sea
Change 1 Cohen: Variously
Blue Chambers: Thorn
and Fire Flesher: Three Segments Burlesque Valse
Lente Energico
CD972: VERDEHR
TRIO, American Images 7 – The Making of a Medium vol 22. Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr,
Clarinet; Walter Verdehr, Violin; Silvia Roederer, Piano.
Jere
Hutcheson, Rondo Brillante and Nocturnes of the Inferno; Pamela Madsen, Sea
Change 2; George Gershwin, Promenade.
UPC 009414797223. BUY NOW
The
Verdehr Trio has commissioned and performed over 22
new works. Featured on this CD are several firsts and lasts for the Verdehr Trio. The two Hutcheson works were the first works
commissioned by the Trio, both written within the first five yesrs of the Trioճ founding in 1972.
The last major commissioned work was David Winklerճ
Warhol Appassionata. George Gershwinճ
Promenade, the final piece on the CD, was the last piece performed by the Trio,
as an encore on their final concert March 28, 2015 in Leon, Mexico, the 58th
country in which the Trio had performed during its 43-year tenure.
CD972 Sound samples (mp3 files) Click on the
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Hutcheson Rondo
Brillante Madsen Sea
Change 2 Winkler Warhol Appassionata Mvmt
I Molto
espressivo Mvmt
II Adagio Mvmt
III Allegro,
Energico Hutcheson
Nocturnes of the Inferno Cries
and Murmurs In
a Dream Night
Creatures Gershwin Promenade
CD973– DOUBLE
CONCERTOS FOR VIOLIN AND CLARINET; Walter 
Verdehr, Violin; Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr, Clarinet.
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Richard
Mills, Duo Concertante (Taipei Symphony, Richard Mills conducting): Stephen
Chatman, Concerto for Clarinet, Violin, and Orchestra (Las Cruces Symphony,
Lonnie Klein conducting); Paul Chihara, Love Music:
Concerto for Violin, Clarinet, and Orchestra (Slovak Radio Orchestra, Kirk
Trevor conducting); Thomas Christian David, Sonate fr Klarinette und Violine (Duo-Sonate Nr. 2)
Walter
Verdehr and Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr
have become legends for their 225 commissions and thousands of concerts with
the Verdehr Trio. This CD shows some of their
remarkable performances together as a Duo.
The
Verdehr Trio has commissioned and performed over 225
new works. “The breadth of these commissions is
amazing.” – Fanfare. “The
quality of the results is astonishly high.” – Strad Magazine.
CD973 Sound samples
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Mills Duo Concertante I.
Lento-Allegro II.
Lento calmo
III.
Presto Chatman Concerto for Clarinet, Violin, and
Orchestra I.
The shapes arise! II.
Sound your voice! III.
With love, with love IV.
Joy! Joy! All over joy Chihara Love Music:
Concerto for Violin, Clarinet, and Orchestra I.
Moderato, con fantasia II.
Moderato cantabile III.
Allegro furioso David Sonate fűr Klarinette und Violine I. Preludium II.
March and Variations
CD974 –
INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS 2. The Verdehr Trio. Walter Verdehr, Violin; Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr,
Clarinet; Silvia Roederer, Piano. UPC 009414797421 BUY NOW
Nicolas Bacri, A Smiling Suite;
Yang Liqing, Trio; Peter Dickinson, Celebration Trio;
Jonathan Harvey, Clarinet Trio; Wolfram Wagner, Trio for Violin, Clarinet, and
Piano; Kam Kee Yong, And the Fallen Petals; Guido Lopez Gavilan, Como un Antiguo bolero... Peter Sculthorpe, Reef Singing.
“This CD, along with
International Connections, CD946, features some of the most well-known
international composers. This CD974 showcases composers from France, China,
England, Austria, Malaysia, Cuba, and Australia. It is truly a feast of some of
the best international composers. The Verdehr Trio seems to
have had an uncanny knack in commissioning works only from composers who are
first rate...Given the nice variety of styles covered in the eight beautifully
written works in this recital, and the fact that the performances and recording
match the high standard in the earlier volumes of Crystal’s Making of a Medium series, this disc is
self-recommending.” Fanfare
(David DeBoor Canfield)
CD974 Sound samples
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browser back button) Bacri: A Smiling
Suite I.
Capriccio II.
Menuet lent III.
Gavotte IV.
Air V.
Fuga diatonica Liqing: Trio
Dickinson: Celebration Trio I.
Fugue II.
Lullaby III.
Dance Harvey: Clarinet
Trio Wagner: Trio for Violin, Clarinet,
and Piano I.
Prelude II.
Scherzo: Canon III.
Intermezzo IV.
Finale Yong: And
the Fallen Petals Gaviln:
Como
un antiguo bolero
Sculthorpe: Reef_Singing
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