Four Instruments (1965)

SKU: FZ.5818

ISBN 9790230658188. 24.00 x 33.00 cm inches.

This facsimile of an original by Louis-Gabriel Guillemain is part of our French classical music collection. The combination of flute, violin, viola da gamba and continuo bass is typically French. The viola da gamba may however be replaced by a viola. Preface by the students of the CeFEdeM-Ile-de-France: Guillemain's life - Guillemain at the Concert Spirituel summary catalogue of Guillemain's chamber music works - terminology - ornamentation. Four separate instrumental parts: flute, violin, viol, continuo.
Collection supervised by the musicologist Jean Saint-Arroman, professor at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique et de Danse of Paris and at the CEFEDEM Ile de France (Training Centre for Music Teachers). He is the author of the majority of our prefaces and has also been involved in library searches.
Facsimile of a copy in the British Library of London (England). Anne Fuzeau Classique propose period copies of classical music scores.

SKU: HL.49033012

ISBN 9790001130356. UPC: 888680077488. 9.0x12.0x0.929 inches. English.

Now, one of most unusual works of our time is available as study score in a facsimile edition: 'Delusion of the Fury'. At the time of creation, the great experimenter and sound researcher Harry Partch had fully developed his special scale system. By having specially designed instruments made, he created the prerequisites to bring his ideas of sound and harmony onto the stage. Using 25 of these special instruments, 'Delusion of the Fury' provides the opportunity to experience the musical universe of one of the most extraordinary American composers of the 20th century in all its nuances and hypnotic power.

1. Small Hand Instruments: Alpha - Ugumbo, copy of a Zulu instrument * Beta - Bolivian double flute * Gamma - Rotating drum * Delta - First waving drum * Phi - Second waving drum * Epsilon - Six bamboo claves * Zeta - First bamboo ceremonial pole * Eta - Second bamboo ceremonial pole * Theta - Third bamboo ceremonial pole * Iota - First pair of eucal claves * Kappa - Second pair of eucal claves * Lambda - Third pair of eucal claves * Psi - Fourth pair of eucal claves * Xi - Thumb piano * Omicron - First belly drum * Pi - Second belly drum * Rho - Gourd drum * Sigma - Fiji rhythm boat * Omega - Gubagubi -
2. Stage Left and Center: Harmonic Canon I * Adapted Guitar I und II * Koto * Kithara I und II * Chromelodeon I und II * Blo-Boy * Castor & Pollux (Harmonic Canon II) * Blue Rainbow (Harmonic Canon III) * Surrogate Kithara * Crychord * Cloud-Chamber-Bowls * Spoils of war * Gourd Tree * Cone Gongs -
3. Stage Right: Mazda Marimba * Zyno-Xyl * Diamond Marimba * Quadrangularis Reversum * Eucal Blossom * Boo (Bamboo Marimba) * Bass Marimba * Marimba Eroica * Bass Drum.

SKU: SU.92090242

The Eastman Wind Ensemble is America's leading wind ensemble. Frederick Fennell first formulated the general concept of the wind ensemble at Eastman nearly 65 years ago. Under his leadership the group became known as the pioneering force in the wind ensemble movement in the United States and abroad. A. Clyde Roller served as conductor between 1962 and 1964, continuing the tradition established by Fennell. Donald Hunsberger became conductor in 1965 and led the ensemble for 37 years to international prominence. The ensemble's current director, Mark Davis Scatterday, was introduced as the fourth conductor of this prestigious group during the EWE's 50th anniversary celebration on February 8, 2002. Since its founding, the EWE has been the leader in elevating the wind repertory through recordings. Fennell's Mercury Recordings albums of the 1950s and early '60s are notable for their pioneering use of binaural, stereo, and 35mm recording techniques. These Living Presence recordings focused on standard band literature by the most respected classical composers -- heard for the first time in the newly balanced one-per-part instrumentation. They also centered on major repertory not found on traditional band programs, such as Mozart's Serenade in B-flat (the Gran Partita), Messiaen's Et exspecto resurrectionem mortuorum, and Stravinsky's Symphonies of Wind Instruments. Under Hunsberger, the EWE continued its progressive stance in recording techniques with participation in quadraphonic and digital recording. Since its founding, the ensemble has premiered more than 200 new works. The EWE and Mark Scatterday have continued this rich recording tradition with several CDs starting in 2005 with Danzante (featuring trumpet virtuosi James Thompson) on Summit Records. Track Listing Fandangos Sinfonia No 3 La Salsa: 1. Tumbao Sinfonia No 3 La Salsa: 2. Habanera Sinfonia No 3 La Salsa: 3. Danzas Sinfonia No 3 La Salsa: 4. Jolgorio Fanfarria Diferencias: 1. Fanfarria Diferencias: 2. Sonoro Diferencias: 3. Ritmico Diferencias: 4. Sonoro Diferencias: 5. Vigoroso The Phoenix from Carnaval.

SKU: HL.14023221

ISBN 9788759867822. International (more than one language).

Version for Soprano and Chamber Ensemble. Aftonland (1957) for soprano and chamber orchestra, the work to give Nordheim his breakthrough in the Northern countries, is written on the basis of four poems by the Swedish Nobel prize-winner, the writer Par Lagerkvist. The original version is for soprano accompanied by five strings, harp, celesta and percussion. The second version (1965) is for soprano and chamber orchestra with 22 strings. The work is dedicated to the memory of the composer's father, Erling Nordheim. Transition, transformation and existential wonder, as evoked by these lines in the second movement, resonate, sympathetically, seemed to be etched into the very musical fabric as well. Nordheim's free-tonal language with its dissonant intervals is employed effectively to punctuate Aftonland's powerful expressivity. Beyond the contours and importance of the lines, however, the instrumentation too probes broad expressive registers and is highly foregrounded in its own right.

SKU: ET.PNO102

ISBN 9790207009760.

The first movement has a dreamy and dramatic impressionistic quality, whereas the second movement is deeply melancholy and religious sounding. The third movement is playful with pulsating rhythms, which demonstrate a symphonic jazz feel.
In 1963, at the age of thirty, Lane quickly formed up a close friendship with Paul Van Ness through their involvement with the Ridgewood Orpheus Glee Club (NJ), an all-male choir for which Lane was appointed accompanist. Lane maintained the accompanist position for this group for forty-one years until his death in 2004. Lane dedicated his Sonata 2 to Van Ness as a high school graduation present in 1965. During this period Lane also composed a piano suite for four hands, and a fantasy for piano and orchestra, along with other solo instrumental, choral and orchestral works. Van Ness performed the world premiere of Piano Sonata 2 at his Senior Recital in 1969, five years after its conception, at the Eastman School of Music, Lane’s alma mater. Karl Tricomi, another student of Lane’s and also graduate of the Eastman School of Music performed this second Sonata in 1976 at Carnegie Hall (NY) as well.