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Earl Kim (1920–1998) was a Korean-American composer. Kim was born in Dinuba, California, to immigrant Korean parents. He began piano studies at age ten and soon developed an interest in composition, studying in Los Angeles and Berkeley with, among others, Arnold Schoenberg, Ernest Bloch, and Roger Sessions. After serving in World War II as a combat intelligence officer, he accepted a teaching p...read more

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Where Grief Slumbers: Listen to it rain

Violin Concerto: Part I: Episode 2: Cadenza

Where Grief Slumbers: from Drunken Boat

Where Grief Slumbers: Ophelia

Where Grief Slumbers: It's raining

Where Grief Slumbers: The Departure

Where Grief Slumbers: The girl with orange lips

Where Grief Slumbers: The Farewell

Violin Concerto: Part I: Adagio Molto Sostenuto

Violin Concerto: Part I: Variation 2: poco scherzando

Violin Concerto: Part I: Episode 1

Violin Concerto: Part II: Episode: Adagio, Ma Non Troppo/Con Affetto

Violin Concerto: Part II: Introduction

Violin Concerto: Part I: Variation 1

Kim: Violin Concerto: Part 1 - Part 2

Violin Concerto: Part II: Finale: Allegro Molto

Cornet: XIV. He Races To Out-strip The Blazing Corridors, Through The Burning Embrace Of Red-hot Doors...

Cornet: I. Riding, Riding, Riding, Through The Day, Through The Night, Through The Day

Cornet: III. Camp-fire. They Sit Round It And Wait

3 Poems in French: II. Recueillement (Baudelaire)

3 Poems in French: I. En sourdine (Verlaine)

Exercises en Route: I. Dead Calm

Cornet: II. Von Langenau Stirs In His Saddle And Says: "My Lord Marquis..."

Cornet: IX. It Began As A Feast. Then It Became A Festival, One Hardly Knows How

Cornet: XII. Slowly The Castle Lights Go Out

Now and Then: I. On the meadow

Cornet: XI. "Have You Forgotten That You Are My Page For This Day?"

Cornet: VI. A Day's Ride With The Army

Cornet: XV. Count Von Langenau Is Right In The Midst Of The Enemy, But Quite Alone

Cornet: VII. Von Langenau Is Writing A Letter, Deep In Thought

Cornet: X. And There Is One Who Stands And Gazes With Wonder Upon This Splendour

Now and Then: IV. thither (reprise)

Part II: Finale: Allegro molto

3 Poems in French: III. Colloque sentimental (Verlaine)

Now and Then: III. Roundelay

Cornet: V. One Day, In The Morning, A Horseman Appears...

Cornet: VIII. They Ride Over A Slain Peasant

Cornet: XVI. The Tunic Was Burnt In The Castle, The Letter And The Rose-leaf Of A Lady Unknown

Cornet: XIII. Was A Window Open? Is The Storm In The House?

The Girl With Orange Lips - Where Grief Slumbers

Where Grief Slumbers - Listen to it rain

Now and Then: II. thither

Exercises en Route: II. They are Far Out

Cornet: IV. The Little Marquis Says, "You Are Very Young, Sir?"

The Departure - Where Grief Slumbers

Ophelia - Where Grief Slumbers

From Drunken Boat - Where Grief Slumbers

It's Raining - Where Grief Slumbers

It's Raining - Where Grief Slumbers

Exercises en Route: IV. Rattling On

Now and Then: V. Among the Deepening Shades

Three Poems in French: I. En Sourdine

Three Poems in French: II. Recueillement

Three Poems in French: III. Colloque Sentimental

Exercises en Route: III. Gooseberries, She Said

XIII. Was a window open? Is the storm in the house?

Violin Concerto

Where Grief Slumbers: IV. Ophelia

Thither (Reprise)

Among The Deepening Shades

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 6, —

Where Grief Slumbers: VI. The Departure

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 10, —

Where Grief Slumbers: I. Listen To it Rain

Where Grief Slumbers: II. From Drunken Boat

Part I: Episode 2: cadenza

Violin Concerto: Pt. I: Variation 1

Where Grief Slumbers: V. The Farewell

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 2, —

Where Grief Slumbers: III. It's Raining

Where Grief Slumbers, III. It's raining

Where Grief Slumbers, VII. The girl with orange lips

Where Grief Slumbers, IV. Ophelia

Where Grief Slumbers, VI. The Departure

Where Grief Slumbers, I. Listen to it rain

Where Grief Slumbers, V. The Farewell

Where Grief Slumbers, II. from Drunken Boat

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 13. Was a window open? Is the storm in the house?

XV. Count von Langenau is right in the midst of the enemy, but quite alone

Colloque Sentimental

6 The Departure

7 The girl with orange lips

1 Listen to it rain

2 from Drunken Boat

three poems in french: i. en sourdine (verlaine)

three poems in french: ii. recueillement (baudelaire)

three poems in french: iii. colloque sentimental (verlaine)

Part I: Adagio molto sostenuto

Part I: Variation 1

Earl Kim Thither from Now and Then

Part I: Episode 1

Part I: Episode 1

I. En sourdine (Verlaine)

Where Grief Slumbers: VII. The Girl With Orange Lips

They Are Far Out

Violin Concerto (1979) Part I: Episodio 1

Violin Concerto (1979) Part II: Introduction

Violin Concerto (1979) Part I: Episodio 2

Three Poems in French, for Soprano & String Quartet (1989) I. En sourdine (Verlaine)

Three Poems in French, for Soprano & String Quartet (1989) II. Recueillement (Baudelaire)

Three Poems in French, for Soprano & String Quartet (1989) III. Colloque sentimental (Verlaine)

Violin Concerto (1979) Part I: Variation 1

Violin Concerto (1979) Part I: Adagio molto sostenuto

Violin Concerto (1979) Part I: Variation 2

Part II: Introduction

3 Poems In French - 2. Recueillement (Baudelaire)

3 Poems In French - 3. Colloque Sentimental (Verlaine)

3 Poems In French - 1. En Sourdine (Verlaine)

Part II: Episode: Adagio, ma non troppo/con affetto

Violin Concerto: Pt. I: Adagio molto sostenuto

Violin Concerto: Pt. II: Finale. Allegro molto

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 9, —

Violin Concerto: Pt. I: Episode 2: Cadenza

Violin Concerto: Pt. I: Episode 1

Violin Concerto: Pt. II: Introduction

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 8, —

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 4, —

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 11, —

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 5, —

Violin Concerto: Pt. I: Variation 2: Poco scherzando

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 12, —

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 3, —

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 7, —

Violin Concerto: Pt. II: Episode. Adagio, ma non troppo/Con affetto

Where Grief Slumbers: The Drunken Boat

12 Caprices for Solo Violin: No. 1, Motto

Earthlight for soprano, violin & piano

Violin Concerto (1979) Part II - Introduction

Robert LePage English1

Earl Kim On the meadow from Now and Then

Earl Kim Among the deepening shades from Now and Then

Never Coming Home

I. on the meadow

Earl Kim Roundelay from Now and Then

Where Grief Slumbers - 02 - From Drunken Boat

Where Grief Slumbers - 01 - Listen To it Rain

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 12. Slowly the castle lights go out

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 1. Riding, riding, riding, through the day, through the night, through the day

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 10. And there is one who stands and gazes with wonder upon this splendour

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 11. "Have you forgotten that you are my page for this day?"

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 2. Von Langenau stirs in his saddle and says: "My Lord Marquis... "

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 10. And there is one who stands and gazes with wonder upon this splendour

Dialogues, for Piano & Orchestra (1959)

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 14. He races to out-strip the blazing corridors, through the burning embrace of red-hot doors...

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 3. Camp-fire. They sit round it and wait

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 5. One day, in the morning, a horseman appears...

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 8. They ride over a slain peasant

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 4. The little Marquis says, "You are very young, Sir?"

Three Poems in French: Recueillement

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 15. Count von Langenau is right in the midst of the enemy, but quite alone

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 16. The tunic was burnt in the castle, the letter and the rose - leaf of a lady unknown

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 6. A day's ride with the Army

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 7. Von Langenau is writing a letter, deep in thought

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 11. "Have you forgotten that you are my page for this day?"

Cornet, for Narrator & Orchestra (1983) 9. It began as a feast. Then it became a festival, one hardly knows how

XII. Slowly the castle lights go out

Robert Lepage Korean1

Gooseberries, She Said

3 Poems in French: Colloque sentimental (Verlaine)

3 Poems in French: Recueillement (Baudelaire)

Where Grief Slumbers - 03 - It's Raining

Where Grief Slumbers: II. The Drunken Boat

II. Von Langenau stirs in his saddle and says: "My Lord Marquis..."

IX. It began as a feast. Then it became a festival, one hardly knows how

Where Grief Slumbers - 04 - Ophelia

V. among the deepening shades

3 Poems in French: En sourdine (Verlaine)

VI. A day's ride with the Army

Where Grief Slumbers - The Departure

Where Grief Slumbers - from Drunken Boat

Where Grief Slumbers - It's raining

Where Grief Slumbers - The Farewell

From Drunken Boat

Where Grief Slumbers - Ophelia

Where Grief Slumbers - The girl with orange lips

Listen To it Rain

The Girl With Orange Lips

VII. Von Langenau is writing a letter, deep in thought

V. One day, in the morning, a horseman appears...

IV. The little Marquis says, "You are very young, Sir?"

III. Camp-fire. They sit round it and wait

VIII. They ride over a slain peasant

X. And there is one who stands and gazes with wonder upon this splendour

XI. "Have you forgotten that you are my page for this day?"

XIV. He races to out-strip the blazing corridors, through the burning embrace of red-hot doors...

XI. "Have you forgotten that you are my page for this day?"

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