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| The Music of Daniel Bukvick: Vol. 2 |
| Group Name |
University of New Hampshire Wind Symphony and Concert Choir |
| Conductor |
Andrew Boysen, Jr. (Wind Symphony) | Amy Kotsonis (Concert Choir) |
| Guest Artists |
Emily Hughes, soprano |
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Album ID - 57902-MCD |
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| ALBUM NOTES |
1. SYMS - 75 (Concert March)
Three Phrases from Yugoslav Folk Songs
2. I. The flowers are more beautiful in the spring ... I lead a black lamb
3. II. ... and my little one begins to weep
4. III. Even if you were a grey falcon, you could not escape
5. Variations and Theme
Missa Requiem (for chamber band and voices)
With the University of New Hampshire Concert Choir
Amy Kotsonis, Conductor
Emily Hughes, Soprano
6. I. de profundis - Libera Me
7. II. Kyrie (in memory of Ennio Morricone)
8. III. Agnus Dei
9. IV. Dies Irae
10. V. In Paradisum
Daniel Bukvich was born and raised in Butte, Montana. He did his undergraduate work at Montana State University, Bozeman, and his graduate work in music composition at the University of Idaho, Moscow, where he has been on the Lionel Hampton School of Music faculty since 1978.
In 2011 he was in the first group of the newly created rank of University Distinguished Professor. This rank recognizes faculty members who have national and international recognition in their fields.
Bukvich conducts and composes for a wide variety of musical ensembles and presents workshops world-wide. He is regularly commissioned to compose pieces for educational and professional bands, orchestras, and choirs. At the University of Idaho, he teaches percussion, music theory, sight singing, and jazz choirs.
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