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	Macedonian Air Drumming Neil Rolnick gets around. He was in Yugoslavia for the sounds in 'Macedonian Air Drumming' (1990), which he performs with Air Drums. And 'ReRebong' (1989) uses Indonesian gamelan sounds. 'Sanctus' (1990), a score for Barbara Hammer's film, is electronically-processed fragments from masses by Machaut, Byrd, Bach, et al. 'Balkanization' (1988) uses Balkan folk songs. Bridge  =>  BR105  $16.00
	Ride Paul Lansky uses a computer to make musical magic. He turns conversational speech into vibrant rhythms. He enhances the sensation of riding in a car through various landscapes, towns, and villages. He looks back through a fog of time to his high school's official song. He creates a wild, virtuoso and energetic work for an imaginary improvising computer-simulated pianist. And like a musical chain letter, he builds upon a recording of a previous Lansky work for electric guitar (performed by Steve Mackey). The compositions are 'Idle Chatter Junior' (1999), 'Ride' (2000), 'Looking Back' (1996), 'Heavy Set' (1998), and 'Dancertracks: Remix' (1997). This is one of Lansky's best CDs! Bridge  =>  BR161  $16.00
	My Cinema For The Ears Composers Francis Dhomont and Paul Lansky are the joint focus of this very informative film by Uli Aumuller, available here on DVD. Interviews with both composers in various locales are supported by samples of their work. Scenes of natural landscapes are used to illustrate parallels between rhythms, narrative, sound, textual allusion, and imagery in music and nature. We observe and listen to Dhomont in his process of doing field recordings and studio assemblage for 'Un Autre Printemps'. Animated images created by video artist Robert Darrol accompany Dhomont's composition 'En Cuerdas'. Lansky describes his process of work and the concepts behind 'Night Traffic', 'Table's Clear', and 'Idle Chatter Junior'. The languages spoken are French and English with subtitles in French, German and English as appropriate. Bridge  =>  BR171  $17.00
	Just Guitars Guitarist John Schneider performs Carter Scholtz's 'Rhythmicon', Lou Harrison's 'Scenes from Nek Chand', 'Tandy's Tango', 'Cinna', 'Palace Music', 'Plaint & Variations on 'Song of Palestine', and 'Serenado por Gitaro', Harry Partch's 'Letter from Hobo Pablo', 'December, 1942', and 'Three Intrusions', Terry Riley's 'Harp of New Albion', and his own composition 'Lament'. Bridge  =>  BR176  $16.00
	From Hammers To Bytes Lambert Orkis, on piano and synthesizer, realizes Richard Wernick's 'Piano Sonata No. 2' and James Primosch's 'Sonata-Fantasia'. Bridge  =>  BR177  $16.00
	Music For Flute: Brian Ferneyhough More info coming... Bridge  =>  BR179  $16.00
	George Crumb Vol. 6 More info coming... Bridge  =>  BR180  $16.00
	Ritual Melodies Music by Jonathan Harvey, including 'Ritual Melodies', computer music composed at IRCAM (Paris) in 1990. Also on the CD: 'From Silence' (1988) for soprano, instruments and electronics, and 'Nataraja' (1983) for flute and piano. Bridge  =>  BR106  $16.00
	Homebrew Paul Lansky takes banged kitchen objects, traffic noises, fairytales, clapping, a shopping mall, and transforms the sounds. It's an homage to his family. Can computer music be charming? Yes! This CD includes 'Table's Clear', 'Night Traffic', Now and Then' (with Hannah MacKay, reader), 'Quakerbridge', and 'The Sound of Two Hands'. Bridge  =>  BR107  $16.00
	Mario Davidovsky Three vivid settings of Biblical texts by Pulitzer Prize winning composer Mario Davidovsky. Alternately serene, intimate, and horrifically violent, Davidovsky captures biblical tales with beauty, imagination, and drama. Compositions include 'Shulamit's Dream' (19930, 'Shir ha - Shirim' (1975), and 'Biblical Songs' (1990). With performances by the Riverside Symphony (George Rothman, conductor) and Parnassus (Anthony Korf, conductor), with Susan Narucki (soprano) ... Bridge  =>  BR172  $16.00
	Tod Machover Tod Machover's music, including 'Bounce' (for Disklavier, electronic keyboard and hyperinstrument electronics) and 'Chansons d'Amour' (for piano). With Robert Shannon, piano and keyboards. Bridge  =>  BR108  $16.00
	Charles Ives And John Harbison Robert Shannon, pianist, performs Ives' 'Concord Sonata' and John Harbison's 'Piano Sonata No. 1'. Bridge  =>  BR109  $16.00
	Music Of Alan Shulman The NBC Symphony Orchestra performs music by cellist and composer Alan Shulman. The compositions span the years 1938 - 1954. Compositions include 'Theme and Variations for Viola and Orchestra' (1940), 'Rendezvous for Clarinet and Strings' (1946), 'Hatikvah' (1949) ... Conducted by Frank Black, Samuel Antek, Leonard Bernstein, Milton Katims, Guido Cantelli, and Don Gillis. Bridge  =>  BR173  $16.00
	New Music with Guitar #5 David Starobin and others play works by Mel Powell, Milton Babbitt, John Anthony Lennon, Mario Davidovsky, Roger Reynolds and Tom Flaherty. Bridge  =>  BR110  $16.00
	More Than Idle Chatter Paul Lansky's 'Idle Chatter, just_more_idle_chatter', 'Notjustmoreidlechatter', and other pieces from the mid 1980s and early 1990s that play with speech and the computer in a new way. As Lansky said, "There is music in speech, and speech in song." Bridge  =>  BR111  $16.00
	Just West Coast Music by LaMonte Young, Lou Harrison, John Cage, and Harry Partch, played just beautifully by John Schneider, guitarist (and occasional singer), and Amy Schulman, harpist. And attention! Schneider's reconstruction of the original (1941) version of Partch's 'Barstow' is of historical interest: Partch re-orchestrated 'Barstow' a number of times over the years and the original guitar and voice version was thought lost. Thanks to Schneider, it's found and to be heard. Bridge  =>  BR112  $16.00
	Folk Images Paul Lansky's gorgeous abstractions of folk songs, done with guitar, violin, computer, and occasional voice. The songs include 'Barbara Allen', 'Wayfaring Stranger', and 'Motherless Child'. As Lansky said, "These pieces, arrangements, and settings attempt to distill, emulate, and paraphrase some of the things I love best about folk music . . ." Bridge  =>  BR113  $16.00
	A Song From The East David Starobin's compilation of Russian and Hungarian music, including music by Sandor Jemnitz, Gyorgy Kurtag, Rezso Sugar, Aleksandr Nemerovsky, Marek Sokolovsky, Fernando Sor, and Aleksandr Ivanov-Kramskoi. Bridge  =>  BR114  $16.00
	Charles Ives And George Crumb Jan DeGaetani, magnificent soprano, and Gilbert Kalish, pianist, perform Charles Ives' songs 'Down East', 'Two Little Flowers', 'Tom Sails Away', 'The See'r', 'Songs My Mother Taught Me', 'The Side Show', 'The White Gulls', 'West London', and 'Afterglow; and George Crumb's 'Apparition', based on a text by Walt Whitman. Bridge  =>  BR115  $16.00
	Horn Trios By Brahms And Ligeti Johannes Brahms' 'Trio in E-flat, Opus 40' (performed here by Daviel Phillips, violin, William Purvis, horn, and Richard Goode, piano) was finished in 1865. Gyorgy Ligeti's 'Trio Hommage to Brahms' (performed here by Rolf Shulte, violin, William Purvis, horn, and Alan Feinberg, piano) was finished in 1982. Bridge  =>  BR117  $16.00
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