Ken Radnofsky and Geoffrey Landman, saxophones

Luce Cantabile: Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Shadow (2017)

A Funkl Gleybik

Mivos Quartet; Eric Lamb, alto flute
Recorded February 1, 2023 at 4tune Audio Productions, Vienna, Austria
Producer: Osnat Netzer
Recording producer, sound engineer, editing and mix: Martin Klebhan

Schertch (scherzo sketch)

World Premiere Performance
25 January 2008
Jordan Hall, Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Modern Orchestra Project
Gil Rose, conductor

℗ 2008 BMOP/sound
Artwork © Ayala Netzer

Common Ground (2007)

Musica Sacra
Mary Beekman, conductor

℗ Musica Sacra
Artwork © Ayala Netzer

Paths of Stone and Water - 3. T'filat Geshem

Paths of Stone and Water - 2. Mayim

Paths of Stone and Water - 1. Shir Moledet

Geoffrey Landman, alto saxophone
Osnat Netzer, piano

℗ 2014 Turdus Merula Music
Artwork by James St. John provided under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.


Pillars (2014)

Variation № 6

Recorded live on 8 August 2010
Seiji Ozawa Hall, Tanglewood, Lenox, Massachusetts 

Katherine Bormann and Joseph Maile, violins
Pei-Ling Lin, viola
Kathryn Bates, cello

℗ 2010 Boston Symphony Orchestra
Artwork by “theilr” provided under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic license

String Quartet № 2, excerpt (2007, rev. 2010)

American Premiere
New England Conservatory, Boston, Massachusetts
8 May 2008

7th Movement: In the Darkness II

Hannah Rosenbaum, soprano
Thomas James Wible, flute
Kristin Leitterman, oboe
Rebecca Stanis, horn
Michal Shein, cello
Anthony Green, piano
Nathan Lofton, conductor


Light Night Songs, excerpt (2006)

Sharon Cohen, amplified violin
 New England Conservatory Symphony Orchestra 
Donald Palma, conductor

Recorded live in May 2006 
Jordan Hall, Boston, Massachusetts

Artwork by Angie Chung provided under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic license.

Tanso (2004, rev. 2006)

Recorded live on 8 May 2008
Brown Hall, New England Conservatory, Boston, Massachusetts

Setsuko Kutsuno, marimba

Artwork © Ayala Netzer

Improvisations for Solo Marimba (2008) – 2. Claves

Recorded live on 18 June 2010
Rotterdam Conservatorium voor Muziek
Rotterdam, Netherlands

Zenas Kim-Banther, trombone
Suzanne Zijderveld, harp

Momentary Pleasures of a Desert Hermit, excerpt (2004)

Premiere Performance
Tzlilim Bamidbar (Sounds in the Desert) Music Festival
Ben Gurion Center, Kibbutz Sde Boker, Negev, Israel
December 2003

Iris Malkin, mezzo-soprano
Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance Orchestra
Ram Reuven, conductor


Music to a Poem by Avraham Chalfi, excerpt (2003)

American Premiere
Recorded live on 4 May 2004
Concert Hall, Mannes College of Music, New York, New York

Alma Sadé, soprano
Osnat Netzer, piano

Three Yuval Rabin Songs (2002)

Recorded live in May 2005
Concert Hall, Mannes College of Music, New York, New York

Alma Sadé, soprano
Maya Lahyani, alto
Seth Gilman, tenor
Leroy Y. Davis, bass

Note: while these works are for chorus or quartet a cappella, inadequate rehearsal time necessitated the addition of piano accompaniment for this performance.

Lover Madrigal № 1 (2002)

Yiddish Poem by Eliezer Shteynbarg 

Premiere Performance
Recorded live on 8 May 2005
Concert Hall, Mannes College of Music, New York, New York

Seth Gilman, baritone
Daniel James, flute
Erin Finkelstein, clarinet
Stephen Solook, percussion
Osnat Netzer, piano
Danilo Bonina, violin
Laura Metcalf, cello
Nicholas Fox, conductor

Artwork © Ayala Netzer

Three Animal Songs (2004) – 3. Di Moyre

Ben Roidl-Ward, Bassoon
Recorded and mastered by Dan Nichols, Aphorism Studios

Monoblogue

String orchestra ROCO (Houston), with Mei-Ann Chen, conductor

Varium Caeli

Meditations on Oummi

Recorded live on 30 April 2015
South Oxford Space, Brooklyn, New York

Cadillac Moon Ensemble
Roberta Michel, flute
Karen Kim, violin
Aminda Asher, cello
Sean Statser, percussion

l’Histoire de quatre musiciens (2015) – 1. Mindy

Luce Cantabile: Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Shadow, First Movement

Luce Cantabile: Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Shadow, Second Movement

Luce Cantabile: Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Shadow, Third Movement

מילים: לאה גולדברג
לחן: אסנת נצר
הפקה: עמית פוזננסקי
עיבוד: עמית פוזננסקי ואסנת נצר
שירה ופסנתר: אסנת נצר
Poem by Lea Goldberg, Music by Osnat Netzer
Produced by and co-arranged with Amit Poznansky

Lyrics by Leah Goldberg

אני הלכתי אז Ani halachti az

Javier Oviedo, saxophone
Eric Shanfield, trumpet
Martin Blunt, trombone

Who's The Madman

Duo Patchwork
Noa Even; tenor saxophone
Stephen Klunk; drumset

Zwang Und Zweifel (2017)

Text by Margaret Atwood
Radcliffe Choral Society
Conducted by Margaret Weckworth
Harvard University Paine Hall
March 3rd, 2018

Disturbed Earth, Excerpt (2018)

Peggy Pearson, oboe
Rane Moore, bass clarinet
Gabriela Díaz, violin
Rafael Popper-Keizer, cello

Osnat Netzer

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