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A sensual saxophone, a contemplative piano, and a restrained string orchestra mourn the elegy of love. Behind the veil of tender notes and simple melodies and harmonies, there is a straining pulse, uneven, aching, drowned in melancholy. Deep within it is quietness, a love undone, too sad to tell.

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This composition, "Memoriae Gregorianae," features three "Kyrie Gregoriani" themes:
The first was sung (and notated by me) at the Mass for the enthronement of Pope Leo.
The second theme is the Kyrie theme from the Mass "Cum Jubilo" (IX. - In Festis B. Mariae Virgis).
The third theme is taken from the Mass "In Dominicis Adventus et Quadragesimae" (XVII).
The themes are prepared, introduced, and varied by me very freely.

Questa composizione, “Memoriae Gregorianae” presenta tre temi di “Kyrie Gregoriani”:
il 1° è stato cantato (e da me annotato) nella S. Messa di intronizzazione di papa Leone.
il 2° tema è il tema del Kyrie della Messa “CUM JUBILO” (IX. - In Festis B. Mariae Virgis).
il 3° tema è tratto dalla Messa “In Dominicis Adventus et Quadragesimae” (XVII).
I temi sono da me preparati, introdotti e variati molto liberamente.

Memoriae Gregorianae

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🎶 Presentation of the Recording

Work & Artists

Antonín Dvořák – Romance No. 1, Op. 75

Violin: Roxana Pavel Goldstein

Piano: Monica Pavel


This performance is part of a broader recording project by the Goldstein Duo (Roxana Pavel Goldstein – violin; Elias Goldstein – violin & viola). In this album, they are occasionally joined by Monica Pavel (piano) and the DePaul Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Cliff Colnot.


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Context

Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904) composed his Four Romantic Pieces, Op. 75, in 1887. Originally written for two violins and viola, they were later arranged by the composer himself for violin and piano. The Romance No. 1 in this set is characterized by its melodic charm, lyrical warmth, and intimate dialogue between the soloist and accompaniment.

This piece, while modest in scale, reflects Dvořák’s gift for songlike melody and his ability to balance simplicity with emotional depth. It stands as a perfect example of his chamber writing, bringing a personal and poetic voice distinct from his symphonic works.


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Recording

Label: Pandora Records (founded in 1973, active for about a decade).

Distribution: Today, the entire Pandora archive, including this disc, is freely available for download via the Ibiblio server at the University of North Carolina, under an Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) license.

Preservation: Some tracks derive directly from original master tapes, while others were digitized from LPs when masters were unavailable.


This careful preservation makes it possible to rediscover rare chamber music performances that might otherwise have been lost.


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Album Contents

Directory: 2strings (violin + violin, or violin + viola)

1. Handel–Halvorsen – Passacaglia for violin and viola


2. Telemann – Sonata No. 1 for 2 violins – Movement I: Dolce


3. Movement II: Allegro


4. Movement III: Largo


5. Movement IV: Vivace


6. Corelli – Sonata No. 11 for 2 violins and continuo – Movement I: Adagio


7. Movement II: Allemanda (Presto)


8. Movement III: Giga


9. Sarasate – Navarra, Op. 33 for two violins and orchestra



Directory: 1string (violin or viola + piano)

10. Dvořák – Romance No. 1, Op. 75 for violin and piano (R. Goldstein & M. Pavel)


11. Dvořák – Romance No. 2, Op. 75 for violin and piano (R. Goldstein & M. Pavel)


12. Dvořák–E. Goldstein – Humoreske for viola and piano (E. Goldstein & M. Pavel)


13. Rachmaninoff–Press – Vocalise, Op. 34 No. 14 for violin and piano (R. Goldstein & M. Pavel)




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Particularity

The Goldstein Duo recording embodies the very essence of chamber music intimacy: two family musicians exploring the repertoire for string duo and violin/viola with piano, supported by careful collaboration with Monica Pavel and, in one case, orchestra.

The Pandora Records release, preserved and shared under open access, represents not only an artistic achievement but also a cultural legacy, allowing this delicate interpretation of Dvořák’s Romance No. 1 to continue reaching new audiences in the digital age.


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Dvorak, Romance Number 1 Opus 75 for violin and piano

World Premiered by Katherine Cheng	(violin) and Jeongmin Oak (piano) Kilbourn	Hall,	Eastman	School of Music Rochester,	NY | 
Friday, November	22,	2024

Program Notes:

“Tea with Debussy & Pärt in Casablanca” is a musical dream born from a vacation in Havana, Cuba. This piece imagines an encounter with the esteemed composers Arvo Pärt and Claude Debussy in the vibrant city of Casablanca, over Moroccan tea. It is not an imitation of their styles but rather a heartfelt conversation between us, infused with elements of both composers’ musical languages. Originally commissioned by Vincent Delorme for viola and piano, the piece was premiered in Montreal. The clarinet version, performed by double Grammy-nominated clarinetist Tasha Warren and pianist Yun Hao, premiered at the Mostly Modern Festival in Saratoga Springs, NY, in June 2024. Katherine Cheng, inspired by both the clarinet version and her experience performing in the sextet premiere of the first movement of my Suite “Moroccan Dances,” felt a strong connection to my compositional style. Her expressive playing and nuanced interpretation are well-suited to the music’s blend of minimalist and impressionistic elements. Katherine’s excitement about this collaboration led to the creation of this violin and piano version, marking the beginning of our artistic partnership. The piece begins with minimalist touches, a nod to Pärt’s recent works, where the piano introduces serene arpeggios that intertwine with expressive violin melodies. As the music progresses, it incorporates Debussy’s harmonic richness, weaving a tapestry of sound that captures the essence of typical Moroccan conversations—dynamic, lively, and filled with unexpected turns.

Tea with Debussy and Pärt in Casablanca for Violin and Piano - World Premiere

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