Anne LeBaron - Rana, Ritual And Revelations

Anne LeBaron - Rana, Ritual And Revelations (Lamentation/Invocation, Rite Of The Black Sun, Planxty Bowerbird, Noh Reflections, Concerto For Active Frogs) (The New Music Consort, Theater Chamber Players Of Kennedy Center)
Жанр: Contemporary/Avantgarde
Страна-производитель диска: USA
Год издания диска: 1992
Издатель (лейбл): Mode
Номер по каталогу: Mode 30
Аудиокодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: tracks+.cue
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 1:13:23
Источник: : нет
Lamentation/Invocation (1984) for baritone, clarinet, cello harp (first recording)
1 Part 1
2 Part 2
3 Rite Of The Black Sun (1980) for percussion quartet (first recording)
4 Planxty Bowerbird (1982) for harp tape (first recording)
Noh Reflections (1986) for violin, viola cello (first recording)
5 Part 1
6 Part 2
7 Concerto For Active Frogs (1975) for male soloist, chorus, saxophone, trombone, percussion tape (first recording)
The New Music Consort
Robert Yamins (clarinet), Nina Kellman (harp), Madeleine Shapiro (cello), conducted by Linda Bouchard (1-2)
William Trigg, Michael Pugliese, Frank Cassara, Paul Guerguerian, conducted by Claire Heldrich (3)
George Cartwright (tenor sax and animal calls), Jim Staley (trombone), William Trigg (percussion, tape), David Shea (baritone voice), Rodney Thomaston, Susan Botti, Adam Weisman, Julie Marti, Christina Weeler, David Anthony, Debra Degenhardt, Michael Rosensky (chorus), conducted by Anne LeBaron (7)
Allen Shearer (baritone) (1-2)
Anne LeBaron (harp, tape) (4)
The Theater Chamber Players Of Kennedy Center
Hamao Fujiwara (violin), Evelyn Elsing (cello), Masao Kawasaki (viola) (5-6)

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About

Composer/harpist Anne LeBaron has had an interesting career in both classical and jazz genres. As a Fulbright scholar, she studied with Gyorgy Ligeti. Her active career as a harpist has led to collaborations with Derek Bailey and Anthony Braxton, and her own Anne LeBaron Quintet in the jazz fields as well as solo and chamber works, including a recent commission for a Double-Harp Concerto.
A description of Anne LeBaron's sound world can best be told by the composer herself: These works respond to diverse stimuli in my life, ranging from the sounds of frogs, birds, and preachers--the sonic geography of the American South--to the writings of Artaud and the vocal and dramatic art of Korea and Japan.
Ms. LeBaron has achieved international recognition for her pioneering work with extended techniques for the harp, fully demonstrated here by her solo performance of Planxty Bowerbird.
The balance of the CD is performed by the outstanding ensembles, the New Music Consort and the Theater Chamber Players of the Kennedy Center, including the Artaud inspired Rite of the Black Sun for percussion ensemble, and the evocative Concerto for Active Frogs for soloists with frog sound accompaniment.
Anne LeBaron is an interesting composer, whose work I didn't know until the appearance of this recent disc. Rather like Stockhausen's music, each of her pieces seems to inhabit a world of its own; on the evidence of this disc there are a few obvious LeBaron fingerprints. Her music responds to a variety of external stimuli...And it's all here too, on the one disc, in five pieces whose only unifying features are a sensitivity to instrumental sonority and a splendid sense of timing. This is refreshingly undogmatic music, and well worth checking out.
Bradley Lonard, ABC Radio (Australia)