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Performances & Recordings 1998-2018
by Charles Curtis
supported by 25 fans who also own “Chamber Music: Alvin Lucier & Morton Feldman”
Is the sound of any instrument more profound than that of the cello in the hands of a master? (Well, maybe the viola da gamba.) Here is exquisite cello music from the 14th to the 21st centuries played by Charles Curtis, including four compositions of his own. "Unfinished Song" will make you a believer.
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Works for the Ever Present Orchestra
by Alvin Lucier
supported by 20 fans who also own “Chamber Music: Alvin Lucier & Morton Feldman”
The Ever Present Orrchestra plays those pieces with great subtility, fantastic work here
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The Reinvention of Romance
by Sarah Hennies
supported by 19 fans who also own “Chamber Music: Alvin Lucier & Morton Feldman”
My humanities professor showed me this piece and i cannot stop coming back to it. Something deep and alluring of this piece keeps me wanting more. Absolutely one of my favorite cuts from last year.
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Freeland
by William Ryan Fritch
The soundtrack to the award-winning film “Freeland” functions beautifully as an album in its own right, with stark, evocative instrumentals.
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In Succession
by Ben Peers
Riveting modular synth music built from repeating and non-repeating patterns, “In Succession” is a beautiful, kaleidoscopic work.
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AUTOGENESIS
by N to The Power
NY outfit N to The Power cite Erik Satie, The Meters, and Steve Reich as influences, and you can hear it in their free-roaming songs.
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The Sacrificial Code
by Kali Malone
supported by 19 fans who also own “Chamber Music: Alvin Lucier & Morton Feldman”
Rich and varied in timbre, continually engaging and excellently recorded.
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