Michael Daugherty - Mount Rushmore

GRAMMY Award-winning composer Michael Daugherty explores three icons of 'The Greatest Generation', a turbulent period of adversity and achievement in the United States of America spanning the Great Depression of the 1930s through the Second World War. Mount Rushmore is a dramatic oratorio inspired by the monumental sculpture of four American presidents carved into the Black Hills of South Dakota. Radio City is a symphonic fantasy on the legendary Arturo Toscanini, who conducted the NBC Symphony Orchestra in live radio broadcasts heard by millions across America. The Gospel According to Sister Aimee is an organ concerto inspired by the rise, fall and redemption of religious celebrity Aimee Semple McPherson. Under the masterful baton of Music Director Carl St. Clair, the renowned Pacific Symphony is joined by Pacific Chorale, one of America's greatest choirs, and GRAMMY Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs.

1) George Washington - Pacific Chorale/Pacific Symphony Orchestra
2) Thomas Jefferson - Pacific Chorale/Pacific Symphony Orchestra
3) Theodore Roosevelt - Pacific Chorale/Pacific Symphony Orchestra
4) Abraham Lincoln - Pacific Chorale/Pacific Symphony Orchestra
5) O Brave New World - Pacific Symphony Orchestra
6) Ode to the Old World - Pacific Symphony Orchestra
7) On the Air - Pacific Symphony Orchestra
8) Knock Out the Devil - Paul Jacobs/Pacific Symphony Orchestra
9) An Evangelist Drowns - Desert Dance - Paul Jacobs/Pacific Symphony Orchestra
10) To the Promised Land - Paul Jacobs/Pacific Symphony Orchestra