Triple Concerto, "Summit" for Piano Trio and Orchestra - Music by Robert Paterson MOVEMENTS: 00:00 - I. Introduction 02:00 - II. Chorale Prelude 04:43 - III. Bright Pastorale 09:34 - IV. Interlude 12:25 - V. Tundra 19:45 - VI. Cadenza 22:36 - VII. Summit MOSTLY MODERN ORCHESTRA JoAnn Falletta, 2023 Faculty Conductor Neave Trio, 2023 Guest Ensemble MOSTLY MODERN FESTIVAL Skidmore College, Arthur Zankel Music Hall Saratoga Springs, New York (USA) 6/17/2023 LINKS Festival: https://www.mostlymodernfestival.org Ensembles-In-Residence: https://mostlymodernfestival.org/ensembles-in-residence Conductor: https://www.joannfalletta.com/ Neave Trio: https://www.neavetrio.com/ Composer: https://www.robertpaterson.com/ Triple Concerto - For More Information: https://robertpaterson.com/triple-concerto Recorded by Arts Laureate: https://www.artslaureate.com

Vespro della Beata Vergine "Vespers of the Blessed Virgin" (1610) by Claudio Monteverdi (1567–1643) FEATURING: Pacific Chorale Robert Istad, artistic director & conductor Bach Collegium San Diego Ruben Valenzuela, artistic director & organist Tesserae Baroque Ian Pritchard, music director Audio & Video Production by Arts Laureate​​​ On the evening of Saturday, March 4, 2023, Pacific Chorale’s chamber ensemble gathered at Our Lady Queen of Angels in Newport Beach to perform Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610. Featuring the accomplished period instruments of Bach Collegium San Diego and Tesserae Baroque, and with Ruben Valenzuela’s masterful artistry on the organ. Pacific Chorale’s chamber choir captivated the audience with layers of breathtakingly beautiful sonic textures, lush choruses, virtuosic solos, and poignant duets. Program and details at https://www.pacificchorale.org/monteverdi-vespers-of-1610 MOVEMENTS 00:00:00 Opening Title 00:00:18 1. Deus in adjutorium 00:02:47 2. Dixit Dominus 00:11:09 3. Nigra sum 00:15:04 4. Laudate pueri 00:21:47 5. Pulchra es 00:25:48 6. Laetatus sum 00:33:19 7. Duo Seraphim 00:39:54 8. Nisi Dominus 00:44:50 9. a. Audi coelum 00:49:57 b. Omnes hanc ergo 00:53:37 10. Lauda Jerusalem 00:58:09 11. Sonata sopra Sancta Maria, ora pro nobis 01:05:31 12. Hymnus Ave maris stella 13. Magnificat à 7 01:13:59 a. Magnificat anima mea 01:14:48 b. Et exsultavit 01:16:14 c. Quia respexit 01:18:14 d. Quia fecit 01:19:31 e. Et misericordia 01:21:42 f. Fecit potentiam 01:22:48 g. Deposuit 01:25:32 h. Esurientes 01:26:54 i. Suscepit Israel 01:28:20 j. Sicut locutus est 01:29:18 k. Gloria Patri 01:32:28 i. Sicut erat 01:35:19 Closing Credits

In Real Life I/In Real Life II Music by Robert Paterson | Text by David Cote 00:00 - A Regular Woman - Hyseoo Kim 04:41 - Ain't No Frog - Jake Stamatis 08:47 - Late Bloomer - Tiffany Soricelli 13:42 - Sola Fide - Henry Griffin 19:12 - Anastasia - Elisheva Pront 23:18 - Die With Me - Morgan Andrew King 27:01 - Collateral - Felicity Davis 33:32 - Still Vamping - Jake Stamatis 38:42 - Rewind - Virginia Douglas 42:48 - Nice-Plus - Jonathan Suek Extraordinary: https://youtu.be/w0XwHQhTd0w MOSTLY MODERN OPERA ORCHESTRA Rebecca Miller Kratzer, Director William R. Langley, Conductor Evan Fraser, flute Eli Stefanacci, oboe Ian McEdwards, clarinet Lucas Conant, percussion Cassandra Lo, percussion Brandon William, percussion Can Yan Zi Quan, harp Martín Medrano, violin Dan Qiao, violin Mason Spencer, viola Carolyn Regula, cello Lorenzo Nigrelli, double bass Cris Frisco, piano Luke Poeppel, piano MOSTLY MODERN FESTIVAL Skidmore College, Arthur Zankel Music Hall Saratoga Springs, New York (USA) 6/18/2023 LINKS Festival: https://www.mostlymodernfestival.org Ensembles-In-Residence: https://mostlymodernfestival.org/ensembles-in-residence Modern Vocal Projects: https://mostlymodernfestival.org/modern-vocal-projects Composer: https://www.robertpaterson.com/ Librettist: https://davidcote.com/ Director: http://rebeccamillerkratzer.com/ Conductor: http://www.williamrlangley.com/ Recorded by Arts Laureate: https://www.artslaureate.com

V. Transformación from Homenaje a Arbolito by Leia Sofía Méndez Chamber Orchestra Weill Music Room of the Resnick Education Wing at Carnegie Hall NYC June 7, 2022

A few reflections from Season Four at Mostly Modern Festival in Saratoga Springs, New York. For three weeks each June, over 125 participants and 60 guest and faculty artists meet in Saratoga Springs for a collaborative and enriching musical experience. With performances offered six days a week, Mostly Modern is sustained by our patrons' and faculty artists' generosity and giving. All contributions go to our mission of celebrating the music of our time, bringing some of the finest contemporary classical musicians together to create lasting relationships, and breathing new music into our classical world. Support scholarships and fellowships for our growing talented artists and faculty community today: https://mostlymodernprojects.org/support Music: Triple Concerto by Robert Paterson, featuring Mostly Modern Orchestra conducted by JoAnn Falletta, and the Neave Trio LINKS: Mostly Modern Festival: https://mostlymodernfestival.org/ Mostly Modern Orchestra: https://mostlymodernfestival.org/ensembles-in-residence Neave Trio: https://www.neavetrio.com/ Robert Paterson: https://robertpaterson.com/ Triple Concerto: https://robertpaterson.com/triple-concerto Cinematography & Sound: Arts Laureate: https://www.artslaureate.com/ Editing: Pamela Weiss

The Incredible Flutist Music by Walter Piston MOSTLY MODERN ORCHESTRA JoAnn Falletta, 2023 Faculty Conductor MOSTLY MODERN FESTIVAL Skidmore College, Arthur Zankel Music Hall Saratoga Springs, New York (USA) 6/17/2023 LINKS Festival: https://www.mostlymodernfestival.org Ensembles-In-Residence: https://mostlymodernfestival.org/ensembles-in-residence Conductor: https://www.joannfalletta.com/ Recorded by Arts Laureate: https://www.artslaureate.com