Jonathan Lovenstein

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Jonathan Lovenstein was born in Columbus, Ohio, February 15, 1952.
He studied composition, piano and recorder at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, where he received a degree in Musicology.
He studied recorder with John Tyson and received his Master's Degree in Performance of Early Music from New England Conservatory in 1978.
He is currently on the faculty at All Newton Music School and Chestnut Hill School and performs with Cantorum Baroque Ensemble.

The following CDs by Jonathan Lovenstein are available from
Titanic Records (click here)
as well as from the composer (click here)
Scores / sheet music also available from the composer (click here)

A new style of Bel Canto !
From the joys of Blake
To the darkness of Lord Byron...
These are the CDs to own!

"Blake Songs and Other Works" - Music of Jonathan Lovenstein, Volume I, (Ti-217)

To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time
Text: Robert Herrick (1591-1674)
The Lamb hear a sample
Text: William Blake (1757-1827)
Morning
Text: William Blake
To- hear a sample
Text: Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822)
A Song for Martha hear a sample
Variations and Excursions in C Minor hear a sample
Overture to "The Inner Web" hear a sample
Love to Faults is Always Blind
Text: William Blake
It Was the Time of Roses
Text: Thomas Hood (1798-1845)
Chartless
Text: Emily Dickinson (1850-1886)
Poor Priest
Text: Meno Lovenstein (1909-1993)

A Divine Image
Text: William Blake
London
Text: William Blake
A Poison Tree
Text: William Blake
I Shall Not See the Shadows
Text: Christina Rossetti (1830-1894)
Old Friend
Text: Bruce Clarke (1959-1991)
(Instrumental Version)
Song hear a sample
Text: William Blake
Infant Sorrow hear a sample
Text: William Blake
Prelude and Fugue for Strings
Voyage Mystique hear a sample
So, We'll Go No More A-Roving
Text: Lord Byron (1788-1824)

"Blake Songs and Other Works" - Music of Jonathan Lovenstein, Volume II, (Ti-240)

1. Introduction to "Songs of Innocence"
Text - William Blake (1757-1827)
2. 0 Mistress Mine
Text - William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
3. A Cradle Song hear a sample
Text - William Blake
4. shall we hear a sample
Text - Meno Lovenstein (1909-1993)
5. Lisa
Text - James C Koumpouras (b. 1962)

6. love
Text - Meno Lovenstein
7. To One in Paradise hear a sample
Text - Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849)
8. Laughing Song hear a sample
Text - William Blake
9. Prelude for Organ
10. Requiem hear a sample
Text - Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894)
11. The Fly hear a sample

Text - William Blake

"Fantasie for Recorder and Strings" also appears on the recording, "Something Old, Something New" by John Tyson, Recorder (Ti-169).

Jonathan Lovenstein is also available for private instruction
in piano and recorder for children and adults.
Beacon Hill, Boston, Massachusetts
Send eMail for information

Other compositions of Jonathan Lovenstein
Prelude No.2
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Ash Wednesday
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Romanza
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Ah! Sunflower
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Voyage Mystique (in midi "strings")
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Intoxication of the Dream
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