Pierre-Yves ARTAUD
"Boucourechliev / Jolas / Mefano"
(LP. Le Chant Du Monde. 1981 / rec. 1979) [FR]
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Pierre-Yves ARTAUD
"Boucourechliev / Jolas / Mefano"
(LP. Le Chant Du Monde. 1981 / rec. 1979) [FR]
bunch of notes for a friday...
y*all realize i posted the “waiting for u guys to catch up” post in September ? recently been listening to betsy jolas a composer born in 1926 who is still going strong (wow). also heard a great quartet from alexander goehr- a composer i*ve wanted to hear more from for many years.. in trombone news, there is another piece for harp and trombone by josef tal that is a very good-might post that one soon. AND there is a great brazillan jazz piece @thejazzblues tumblr with a singing trombonist who is rather wonderful... i know i say it all the time but Don*t be BORED-explore more. happy friday
Betsy Jolas/EA -petit suite vraiee- for Trumpet and Vibraphone
so?.... so
couldn*t find anything by adriana holszky to share with u guys..... so i found this duo for trumpet and vibes by betsy jolas. still trying to be the” best dang dusty side-show” i can be cheers
Pour fêter dignement les cent ans d'une des plus importantes musiciennes françaises d'aujourd'hui, nous vous proposons un documentaire évène
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"Carnet de Notes #36"
(7"EP. Heugel. 1972) [FR]
Betsy JOLAS [dir. G. AMY]
"D'un Opéra de Voyage"
(7"EP. Disques Adès. 1967) [FR]
August 5, Birthday of Betsy Jolas (b. 1928)
August 5, Birthday of Betsy Jolas (b. 1928)
Born in Paris between WWI and WWII, Jolas grew up in an enviable milieu. Her mother was a well-known translator and her father founded the literary magazine, “transition,” which published James Joyce’ Finnegan’s Wake as a “Work in Progress.” Her studies at the Paris Conservatory were interrupted by WWII and she and her family decamped to the US, where she completed her studies at Bennington.…
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