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Harold Shapero, Late Works features the The Whittier Song Cycle for Soprano, Tenor, Flute, Cello and
Piano commissioned by Essex Chamber Music Players
.Included on the release are five Bagatelles for Solo Piano

The Essex Jazz Ensemble has released its premier CD and streaming audio, featuring the jazz compositions of our artistic director and flutist Michael Finegold. The title of the release is Flowers in Autumn . Please click on the Recodings button below to learn more about the ECMP Recordings


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Essex Chamber Music Players recording W. McKinley's Growing Up in North Andover 1874-1892: A Diary of Horace N. Stevens at Futura Productions. L-R: Vicki Griswols, Michael Finegold, Paul Hanley, Bob Schulz. Sam Ou, Susan Davenny Wyne





Essex Chamber Music Players and the Buttonwoods Museum / Haverhill Historical Society ‘Notes’ on Haverhill History visit to the Whittier, Hunking and Nettle Middle schools in Haverhill, MA.





Teaching Team L-R: Stacey Fraser-deHaan, Michael Finegold, J. Windel Brown, Joannes Sullivan





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ECMP 'Notes' on Haverhill History Players and Composers L-R: Mark Nemeskal - tenor, Elaine Rombola - piano, Robin Cavalear - French horn, Emmanuel Feldman - cello, Michael Finegold - flute, David McMullin - composer, J. Windel Brown - composer



October 18, 2010



Essex Chamber Music Players will record "June on the Merrimack" for Tenor, Flute, Cello and Piano (based on John Greenleaf Whittier’s poem) by Ray Loring for our Local Cultural History Through Music initial CD release. The recording is made possible by contributions to the ECMP Ray Loring Memorial Recording Fund
I am thrilled to report that the recording went really well last night. Thanks so much for your thoughts, wishes and prayers for the recording of loved Ray Loring and his music.
The music was absolutely beautiful and imbued with Ray's spirit. The recording engineer said after the complete run through at the beginning 'that's it, done, go home". He thought it sounded that good and beautiful from the start.
ECMP and myself personally feel gratified with having done this for all the relatives and friends of Ray Loring.



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