Recordings
CDs / Albums
CD Title:
Dialogue
CD Number:
Crystal 880
Date:
2016
Artists:
Carol Rodland, viola; Scott Kluksdahl, cello
Summary:
Béla Bartók, 23 Duos for Viola and Cello (transcribed for Viola and Cello by Peter Bartók –son of Béla – from Béla Bartók’s 44 Duos for Violin); Augusta Read Thomas, Dream Catcher for Solo Viola; David Del Tredici, Cello Acrostic for Solo Cello; Walter Piston, Duo for Viola and Cello.
CD Title:
American Weavings
CD Number:
Crystal 839
Date:
2011
Artists:
Carol Rodland, Viola; Catherine Rodland, Organ
CD Title:
Viola Swirl
CD Number:
Crystal 834
Date:
2011
Artists:
Carol Rodland, Viola; Tatevik Mokatsian, Piano
CD Title:
Spins
CD Number:
Neuma 450-106
Date:
2011
Artists:
Podcasts
Title:
Carol Rodland: On Learning to Work with Your Body, Not Against It. By BY Noa Kageyama, PH.D.
Date:
2018
Artists:
Carol Rodland
Link to podcast:
Title:
WXXI Healthy Musicians
Date:
2014
Artists:
Brenda Tremblay, Host; with Carol Rodland, Viola
Description:
Violist Carol Rodland of the Eastman School of Music explains why Pilates became important to her long before movie stars picked it up. She'll also describe the common problems college students run into when they arrive at a conservatory, how to avoid them, and what she does to cultivate mindfulness and joy in her daily life.
Title:
WXXI Sharp Ears
Date:
2014
Artists:
Brenda Tremblay, host; Carol Rodland, viola
Description:
Carol Rodland is a professor of viola at the Eastman School of Music. She’s also the founder and artistic director of "If Music Be the Food...", a benefit concert series to increase awareness and support for the hungry through classical music performances. Her next benefit concert is a Strauss Birthday Celebration on October 19, 2014 at 7:30 p.m at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 25 Westminster Rd at East Avenue. Just bring a donation of non-perishable food to get in.
Title:
WXXI Backstage Pass
Date:
2010
Artists:
Julia Figueras, host; with Carol Rodland, Viola and Marcantonio Barone, Piano
Description:
Violist Carol Rodland and pianist Marcantonio Barone on October 31, 2008.
Listen to the podcast: