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LOSS de ANTHONY DAVIS, extrait superbe de YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENCE (: JD-PARRAN à la clarinette, BOSTON MODERN ORCHESTRA PROJECT, dir: GIL ROSE) DAVIS: Notes from the Underground. You Have the Right to Remain Silent. Wayang V. J. D. Parran (clarinet & contra-alto clarinet); Earl Howard (Kurzweil); Anthony Davis (piano); Boston Modern Orchestral Project/Gil Rose. BMOP/sound 1036 TT: 61:14. On peut trouver une autre très belle version de LOSS à partir de : inconstant sol: Anthony Davis Quintet “Episteme” - Live in Botticino '09 S.G.S. (April 2015) : ...Davis conceived You Have the Right to Remain Silent as a concerted work for clarinetist J. D. Parran, chamber ensemble, and Kurzweil synthesizer. It has four movements: "Integration," "Loss," Incarceration," and "Dance of the Other." There's an obvious political intent to the music. "Integration" begins in nervous bursts, hits a polyrhythmic groove, and ends on nervous bursts again. Periodically, the players chant "You have the right to remain silent." "Loss" is a moody slow movement with a remarkably freaky duet between the clarinet and the Kurzweil at its center. The clarinetist uses "extended" techniques (overblowing, etc.) so that at times you can't distinguish between the "natural" and the synthesized sound. This leads to a beautiful lament, followed by a big-band blues -- according to the composer, an homage to Mingus. "Incarceration" is a hard-edged scherzo, with emphasis on the percussion and brass sections. Occasionally, the players chant more from the Miranda warning: "Anything you say or do may be held against you in a court of law"; "You have the right to speak to an attorney," and so on. As the music proceeds, the chant fragments. Davis may refer to this when he speaks of a relationship between Sprechstimme and hip-hop. The brief "Dance of the Other" begins with a simple pentatonic theme and moves into polyrhythmic jazz and a kind of "phasing." Structurally it relates to rondo... http://www.classicalcdreview.com/1036.html An Arresting Release: Anthony Davis "Notes from the Underground" Anthony Davis: Notes from the Underground - Gil Rose, Boston ... ANTHONY DAVIS: “Notes from the Underground” = Notes from the ... (via https://open.spotify.com/track/2HyVbhPnz1R7l3vtBJWJXb) Anthony Davis: Notes from the Underground - Deezer Anthony Davis: Notes from the Underground by Boston Modern ... DRAM: Anthony Davis: Notes From The Underground
ANTHONY DAVIS quintet “EPISTEME” - live in BOTTICINO 2009 INCONSTANTSOL BLOGSPOT : During the end of the seventies and the early eighties Anthony Davis was a usual presence on the scene of the avant-gard jazz : in those years he was a member of The Leo Smith Ens., The George Lewis Ens., The Leroy Jenkins Trio, co-leaded a quartet with James Newton and his own Ens. Episteme. From the half of the eighties he devoted his activity into modern classical music, becoming an internationally known composer of operatic, symphonic, choral, and chamber works. Here you can listen to the world premiere of his new Episteme Ensemble performing some new compositions and the old (first rec. 1976) “Of Blues And Dreams”. The encore (for trio) is a wonderful version of Monk’s Evidence to demonstrate how still strong are his roots in jazz music. Great Concert. Rec. live at “Crosscurrent”, Botticino (Brescia), Italy, on October 30, 2009 - World Premiere (radio broadcast) Anthony Davis,piano J.D. Parran,clarinet & bass clarinet Mark Feldman,violin Lisle Ellis,bass Gerry Hemingway,drums,marimba & vibraphone 1. Of Blues And Dreams [A.Davis] (16:52) 2. Sudden Death [A.Davis] (19:09) 3. Loss [A.Davis] (21:55) 4. The Dream Of The Spider [A.Davis & D.Prieto] (14:02) 5. Evidence [T.Monk] (07:55) Total Time 1:19:56 http://inconstantsol.blogspot.fr/2009/11/anthony-davis-quintet-episteme-live-in.html // Pour Loss, autre version dans un CD : https://www.discogs.com/fr/Anthony-Davis-Notes-From-The-Underground/release/7900942 , // Pour The Dream Of The Spider : http://www.wqxr.org/#!/story/1583-revolution-forms/ et https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnq889B2khI // https://www.newmusicusa.org/profile/operaad1986/
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La cadetta del Mogliano si impone sul Botticino
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