ARC Ensemble Recordings

Three of ARC's commercial recordings have been nominated for Grammy awards in the "Best Chamber/Small Ensemble Performance" category: Chamber Works by Jerzy Fitelberg, Right Through the Bone, devoted to the music of Julius Röntgen, and On the Threshold of Hope featuring chamber music by MIeczyslaw Winberg. To purchase please click on the links below.
 

Music in Exile Vol. 4: Chamber Works by Walter Kaufmann​ BUY	Music in Exile Vol. 3: Chamber Works by Szymon Laks BUY	Music in Exile Vol. 2: Chamber Works by Jerzy Fitelberg (2016 GRAMMY Awards Nominee) BUY	Music in Exile: Chamber Works by Paul Ben-Haim BUY
On the Threshold of Hope Chamber Music by Mieczyslaw Weinberg BUY	Two Roads to Exile Walter Braunfels String Quintet, Adolf Busch String Sextet BUY	Right Through the Bone Chamber Music by Julius Röntgen BUY

Concert Excerpts

David Frost in conversation with Simon Wynberg during the ARC Ensemble's recording sessions in November 2009.

Continental Britons 

Excerpts from the Continental Britons concert at the Glenn Gould Studio in November 2007. 7 Lieder aus "Jungbrunnen"(Paul Heyse) by Robert Kahn for voice and piano trio. Peter Barrett - baritone; Benjamin Bowman - violin; Bryan Epperson - cello; Dianne Werner - piano

 

Nun stehn die Rosen in Blute	Mein Herzblut geht in Sprüngen
Waldesnacht, du wunderkühle	Wie bin ich nun in küler Nacht
Wie trag ich doch im Sinne	In der Mondnacht
Es geht ein Wehen	Clarinet Quintet, op. 107 by Hans Gál 1st Movement, Allegro comodo

Music In Exile Series

Excerpts from the Music in Exile performances at the Glenn Gould Studio in October 2006. Revelation from Three Intermezzi by Karl Weigl

Marie Bérard (violin), Benjamin Bowman (violin), Carolyn Blackwell (viola), Bryan Epperson (cello), Joel Quarrington (double bass), Joaquin Valdepeñas (clarinet), Steven Dann (viola), David Louie (piano), Erika Raum (violin)
Toronto (October 2006, Glenn Gould Studio)

Neglected Genius: The music of Julius Röntgen

Excerpts courtesy of CBC Radio. ARC's Neglected Genius: The music of Julius Röntgen concert was heard on CBC Radio Two: In Performance with Andrew Craig on January 11, 2006 and OnStage with Shelley Solmes on May 6, 2006.

 

Trio for Clarinet, Viola and Piano in E-flat Major, Allegro deciso, by Julius Röntgen (1921) Joaquin Valdepenas (clarinet), Steven Dann (viola), David Louie (piano) Toronto (November 2005, Glenn Gould Studio)

Sonata for Viola and Piano in C Minor, Andante mesto-lento–quasi una fantasia, by Julius Röntgen (1924)  Steven Dann (viola), Dianne Werner (piano) Toronto (November 2005, Glenn Gould Studio)

Quintet for Piano and Strings in A Minor, op. 100, Allegro, by Julius Röntgen (1927)  David Louie (piano), Erika Raum (violin), Marie Bérard (violin), Steven Dann (viola), David Hetherington (cello)  Toronto (November 2005, Glenn Gould Studio)

Previous ARC Performances

"At the Supermarket" from You Are Where You Are  by Omar Daniel, text by Yann Martel. Stockholm (November 2004, Nybrokajen Concert Hall)	Viola Sonata, 2nd and 3rd Movements  by Rebecca Clarke Steven Dann (viola) and Dianne Werner (piano) Stockholm (November 2004, Nybrokajen Concert Hall)
Passacaille performance is from the Music Reborn series  Bryan Epperson (cello), Dianne Werner (piano) (December 6th, 2003, Music Reborn, Mazzoleni Hall, RCM Toronto, CBC Radio 2)	SZYMON LAKS (1901-1983) PIANO QUINTET on Popular Polish Themes IV Allegro moderato ma deciso  (December 6th, 2003, Music Reborn, Mazzoleni Hall, RCM Toronto, CBC Radio 2)
KARL AMADEUS HARTMANN STRING QUARTET NO. 1 "CARILLON" I Langsam Erika Raum, violin; Marie Bérard, violin; Steven Dann, viola; Bryan Epperson, cello (October 14, 2007, Music in Exile, Glenn Gould Studio, CBC Radio 2)	HEINRICH KAMINSKI QUARTET OP. 1 for clarinet, viola, cello and piano IV Finale  Joaquin Valdepeñas, clarinet; Steven Dann, viola; Bryan Epperson, cello and David Louie, piano (October 14, 2007, Music in Exile, Glenn Gould Studio, CBC Radio 2)

Scores

Mendelssohn's D minor Sonata movement: A fragmentary Mendelssohn Sonata movement for violin and piano, completed by the ARC Ensemble's David Louie, has featured in a number of the ensemble's programs. Click here for the score.