Kristina and LaRob sit down with two influential voices in classical music. Composer Jerod Impichcha̱achaaha’ Tate and Conductor John Jeter talk with our hosts about the importance of native contributions to classical music. We’ll hear from an album of works by Louis W. Ballard, the first Native symphonic composer.
Have You Heard? (Album Spotlight: Louis Wayne Ballard)
Playlist
Louis Wayne Ballard: Shawnee Variation “Moscelyne Larkin” from The Four Moons
Fort Smith Sym/John Jeter
Naxos 8.559923
Louis Wayne Ballard: Devil’s Promenade
Fort Smith Sym/John Jeter
Naxos 8.559923
Louis Wayne Ballard: Finale, “Feast Day” from Scenes from Indian Life
Fort Smith Sym/John Jeter
Naxos 8.559923
Louis Wayne Ballard: Four American Indian Piano Preludes
Emanuele Arciuli, p
Innova 255
Ludwig van Beethoven: II. Scherzo, “Allegro molto” from Cello Sonata No. 3 in A, Op. 69
Yo-Yo Ma, vc; Emanuel Ax, p
Sony 886449139354
Louis Wayne Ballard: Finale, “Pas de quatre” from The Four Moons
Fort Smith Sym/John Jeter
Naxos 8.559923
Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate: Corn Dance Reprise from MoonStrike
Apollo Chamber Players
Azica ACD-71352