DISCOGRAPHY & SHEET MUSIC
LIVE FROM THE ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL AND SCHOOL Aubree Oliverson with Yanfeng (Tony) Bai
I chose the pieces on this program because they expand in significance with every encounter. Live performance is where the most magic is often found, so I’m thrilled to present these raw moments in time created with my phenomenal friend Yanfeng (Tony) Bai at the very special Aspen Music Festival and School.”
– Aubree Oliverson
The Aspen Music Festival and School proudly presents the debut album of violinist Aubree Oliverson, recorded live during the 2025 Festival with pianist Yanfeng (Tony) Bai.
This full recital recording from Aspen’s acoustically pristine Harris Concert Hall captures a compelling young artist at a pivotal moment, reflecting the AMFS’s commitment not only to world-class performance but to mentoring and launching the careers of tomorrow’s leading musicians.
George Frideric Handel - Violin Sonata in D major, HWV 371
Igor Stravinsky - Divertimento From “The Fairy’s Kiss”
Carlos Gardel arr. John Williams - Tango (Por una cabeza)
J.S. Bach - Chaconne from Partita No. 2 for Solo Violin
Pauline Viardot - Berceuse (Lullaby) from Six Morceaux
Fritz Kreisler - Praeludium and Allegro
Florence Price - Adoration
Olivier Messiaen - Thème et variations
Camille Saint-Saëns - Introductin et Rondo capriccioso (Arr. for String Quintet by Elbert Liu)
CENSORED ANTHEMS Parlando | Ian Niederhoffer | Aubree Oliverson
Parlando’s debut album explores music’s power as a tool of cultural resilience in the face of Soviet censorship.
Aubree Oliverson plays the Concertino for Violin and String Orchestra by Mieczysław Weinberg, a composer whose career was shaped by persecution during Stalin’s anti-cosmopolitan campaign.
ECHORUS featuring Aubree Oliverson on PHILIP GLASS: VIOLIN CONCERTO NO. 1 Anne Akiko Meyers | Los Angeles Philharmonic | Gustavo Dudamel
Echorus is a serene, meditative 1995 work by American minimalist composer Philip Glass, scored for two solo violins and a string orchestra.
Performed by Anne Akiko Meyers and Aubree Oliverson, violins.
