Composers
- Gal: Capriccio per orchestra a plettro
- Lugano's mandolin orchestra (Ticino, Switzerland) conducted by Mauro Pacchin, Performed during the Gala concert 2009 at the Auditorio Stelio Molo, Lugano. Live Performance
- Gal: Clarinet trio Op. 97 (1st mvmt)
- Clarinet trio Op. 97 by Austrian composer Hans Gál (1890-1987). I. Moderator assai. Carl Banner, piano; Regino Madrid, violin; Bed Redwine, clarinet. A Washington Musica Viva concert at the Austrian Embassy in Washington DC, May 28 2009.
- Gal: Clarinet trio Op. 97 (2nd mvmt)
- II. Andantino capriccioso
- Gal: Clarinet trio Op. 97 (3rd mvmt)
- III. Tema con variazioni: Allegretto
- Gal: Suite for Alto Saxophone and Piano (1)
- Suite for alto saxophone and piano by Austrian composer Hans Gál (1890-1987). I.Cantabile. II. Furioso.
Carl Banner, piano; Charley Gerard, alto saxophone. A Washington Musica Viva concert at the Austrian Embassy in Washington DC, May 28 2009.
- Gal: Suite for Alto Saxophone and Piano (2)
- Continuation
- Gal: What a Life! (1)
- “What A Life!” by Hans Gál. (1st part) This is a musical revue written by Austrian composer Hans Gál (1890-1987) in 1940 in an internment camp on the Isle of Man. Gál had fled to Britain in 1938 to escape Nazi persecution, but in summer 1940 the British rounded up all male Germans and Italians in the UK (as well as British fascists) and sent many to camps on the Isle of Man. Gal was interned for three months before being released.
Carl Banner, piano; Judith Spokes Cho, violin; David Cho, cello; Nina Falk, viola; Karyn Friedman, mezzo soprano; Charley Gerard, alto saxophone, David Lonkevich, flute/piccolo; Regino Madrid, violin; Ben Redwine, clarinet.
Washington Musica Viva concert at the Austrian Embassy in Washington, DC, October 28 2009.
- Gal: What a Life! (2)
- Continuation
- Gal: What a Life! (3)
- Continuation
- Gal: What a Life! (4)
- Continuation and final
