An early version of parts of the brand new and excellent Christopher Cerrone album:
for high soprano and 14 players (1.1.1.1 1.0.1.0 2perc pno hp 4str) text by: Kay Ryan
Performed live at Roulette, NYC, March 2016 by Justine Aronson, soprano Tito Muñoz, conductor and members of Exceptet
Katie Cox, flute Kemp Jernigan, oboe David Nagy, bassoon Christa van Alstine, clarinet Bert Hill, horn Daniel Linden, trombone Ian Rosenbaum, percussion Victor Caccese, percussion Emily Levin, harp Paul Kerekes, piano Erin Wight, viola Hannah Collins, cello Pat Swoboda, bass
ETA: a video with breathtaking performance by the Ensemble and Justine Aronson, soprano:
Christopher Cerrone - The Pieces That Fall To Earth
"... like peeping in someone's window at night, this album turns the
listener into a voyeur. The tales of desire and loss swim in an
imaginative bed of swirling electronics. Unique and Powerful."
Ras G died yesterday. Big loss. So, I made a Random Radio Mixcloud mix, but they said that it can’t be heard in the US (and maybe other countries too) because I had too many tunes by the same artist (Ras G - duh), so apparently tribute mixes aren’t allowed. I deleted it, but I'm listening to it now.
Most welcome. I've only just finished listening to the Frankenstein Symphony as it quit raining yesterday and I headed outside to take care of some things. Still a terrific listen! (it started sprinkling as I got home from work today so I had some more ass time). Plus, I couldn't help but notice that one of the folks on the Hardy Fox tribute is J.G. Thirlwell...so Foetus (J.G. Thirlwell) 1981 Deaf 1982 Ache 1992 Male 1994 Gash
Following the off the wall debut release ‘Horizons/Rapture’ via Blood & Biscuits in April, The Physics House Band present HORIZONS/RAPTURE REMIXED. Horizons/Rapture: Remixed: An EDM led journey of joyous re-discovery, crafted by 7 forward thinking artists/producers including Ital Tek, Three Trapped Tigers & My Panda Shall Fly, all delivering their own interpretations of The Physics House Band’s widely revered debut EP tracks. . . .
When I look for images like this on Amazon, it makes me realise how much great music on new releases I am missing now that eMusic no longer carries lables like Criss Cross Jazz. I've discovered that Alex Sipiagin had a new album out in April that I'll need to follow up on one of the streaming services.
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2003 The Roads Outgrown 2004 Burn The Maps
2006 The Cost 2006 The Swell Season
(Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova)
- The Swell Season
for high soprano and 14 players (1.1.1.1 1.0.1.0 2perc pno hp 4str)
text by: Kay Ryan
Performed live at Roulette, NYC, March 2016 by
Justine Aronson, soprano
Tito Muñoz, conductor
and members of Exceptet
Katie Cox, flute
Kemp Jernigan, oboe
David Nagy, bassoon
Christa van Alstine, clarinet
Bert Hill, horn
Daniel Linden, trombone
Ian Rosenbaum, percussion
Victor Caccese, percussion
Emily Levin, harp
Paul Kerekes, piano
Erin Wight, viola
Hannah Collins, cello
Pat Swoboda, bass
ETA: a video with breathtaking performance by the Ensemble and Justine Aronson, soprano:
Christopher Cerrone - The Pieces That Fall To Earth
- 18 minutes of pure bliss !The Folk Implosion
1997 Dare To Be Surprised 2003 The New Folk Implosion
Francis Dhomont
1991 Francis Dhomont I - Cycle De L’Errance 1997 Frankenstein Symphony
Link goes to Bandcamp. Was going to strongly recommend to those looking to burn eMusic credits, but it's gone of course
One of those albums in our collection that you never play but is really good, great fix of soul and jazz
Blood Orange - Freetown Sound. See Lowlife at 9.05 above - I'd never heard of this, reviews sound good so I am about to start streaming
Ras G died yesterday. Big loss.
So, I made a Random Radio Mixcloud mix,
but they said that it can’t be heard in the US
(and maybe other countries too) because I had
too many tunes by the same artist (Ras G - duh),
so apparently tribute mixes aren’t allowed.
I deleted it, but I'm listening to it now.
(it started sprinkling as I got home from work today so I had some more ass time). Plus,
I couldn't help but notice that one of the folks on the Hardy Fox tribute is J.G. Thirlwell...so
Foetus (J.G. Thirlwell)
1981 Deaf 1982 Ache
1992 Male 1994 Gash
Death Sequence by The Physics House Band
Horizons/Rapture: Remixed - The Physics House Band
Horizons/Rapture: Remixed: An EDM led journey of joyous re-discovery, crafted by 7 forward thinking artists/producers including Ital Tek, Three Trapped Tigers & My Panda Shall Fly, all delivering their own interpretations of The Physics House Band’s widely revered debut EP tracks. . . .
Foetus
2006 Damp 2009 Limb
2010 Hide 2013 Soak
Emusic
When I look for images like this on Amazon, it makes me realise how much great music on new releases I am missing now that eMusic no longer carries lables like Criss Cross Jazz. I've discovered that Alex Sipiagin had a new album out in April that I'll need to follow up on one of the streaming services.
Francesco (Italy)
2015 Awakened
2016 Lost Memories
Emusic