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Music for Merce, Vol. 9 (digital only)
The late Merce Cunningham was renowned for his legendary collaborations with the most significant experimental musicians of the late 20th century. Particularly notable is his association with John Cage, who served as the founding musical director of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company until Cage’s death in 1992. Spanning six decades...
John Cage: Music For Keyboards 1935-1948/ Morton Feldman: The Early Years
John Cage: Music for Keyboard 1935-1948－Jeanne Kirstein, prepared piano, piano, and toy piano Morton Feldman: The Early Years－David Tudor, Morton Feldman, Edwin Hymovitz, Russell Sherman, pianos; Matthew Raimondi, Joseph Rabushka, violins; Walter Trampler, viola; Seymour Barab, cello This double-CD set combines two of the key titles of Columbia Records's legendary...
Music for Merce, Vol. 8 (digital only)
The late Merce Cunningham was renowned for his legendary collaborations with the most significant experimental musicians of the late 20th century. Particularly notable is his association with John Cage, who served as the founding musical director of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company until Cage’s death in 1992. Spanning six decades...
A Collection of One-page Pieces by Karl Berger, Earle Brown, Alvin Curran, Nick Didkovsky, Joel Ford, Daniel Goode, Clinton McCallum, Larry Polansky and Christian Wolff Zwerm: Johannes Westendorp, Bruno Nelissen, Kobe Van Cauwenberghe, Toon Callier, guitars; w/ Eric Thielemans, drums, percussion; Bertel Schollaert, saxophone; Matthias Koole, guitar; Thomas Moore, voice-over...
Music for Merce, Vol. 1 (digital only)
The late Merce Cunningham was renowned for his legendary collaborations with the most significant experimental musicians of the late 20th century. Particularly notable is his association with John Cage, who served as the founding musical director of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company until Cage’s death in 1992. Spanning six decades...
David Mahler: Only Music Can Save Me Now
Nurit Tilles, piano David Mahler, voice Julie Hanify, David Mahler, Nurit Tilles, voices David Mahler (b 1944) is an original and prolific composer, but also an active pianist, singer, arranger, choir and vocal workshop director, church musician, writer, and educator. His musical tastes reflect a deeply American sensibility. He is...
Malcolm Goldstein: a sounding of sources
Malcolm Goldstein, solo violin; Radu Malfatti, trombone; Philippe Micol, bass clarinet; Philippe Racine, flute; Beat Schneider, violoncello As a composer/violinist/improviser Malcolm Goldstein has been active in the presentation of new music and dance since the early 1960s in New York City as a co-founder with James Tenney and Philip Corner...
For Stefan Wolpe: Choral Music of Morton Feldman and Stefan Wolpe
Choir of St. Ignatius of Antioch, New York City, Harold Chaney, conductor; Benjamin Ramirez, Thomas Kolor, percussion Stephen Foreman, tuba Stefan Wolpe (1902-1972), one of the great teachers in twentieth century music, is also now recognized as one of its most significant composers. His Two Chinese Epitaphs, composed in Jerusalem...
Lukas Ligeti’s Notebook: Dan Blake, saxophone; Ricardo Gallo, synthesizer; Tom McNalley, guitar; Eyal Maoz, guitar; Adrianna Mateo, violin; Rick Parker, trombone; Lukas Ligeti, drums, glockenspiel, pre-recorded piano, whistling, conductor Lukas Ligeti’s (b. 1965) Notebook is several things: an album and an ensemble, but also a creative practice and an...
Robyn Schulkowsky, percussion; Fredy Studer, drums; Joey Baron, drums Composer/percussionist Robyn Schulkowsky (b 1953) has premiered and recorded some of the most important percussion works of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, working with composers such as Stockhausen, Wolff, Cage, Feldman and Xenakis. Armadillo (1990–2007) is one large-scale piece in four...