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Jacob Druckman. Brangle; Counterpoise; Viola Concerto. Philadelphia Orchestra; Dawn Upshaw & Roberto Diaz/Wolfgang Sawallisch & David Zinman. New World 80560-2, 2001.
When Jacob Druckman died six years ago, America lost one of its most original and consistently interesting musical voices. That he was still at the top of his form even at the end of his long career is obvious from this recording, which includes three works spanning the last three decades of that career: the Viola Concerto of 1978, featuring soloist Roberto Diaz; Brangle, a ...
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