Henius / Bertola / RAIM / + -La fabricca illuminata / Ha venido / Ricorda cosa ti h -WERGO CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. Henius / Bertola / RAI-Sinfonieorchester Mailand / + "La Fabbrica Illuminata"

02. Miller / Gottwald / Schola Cantorum Stuttgar "Ha Venido, Canciones Para Silva"

03. Woytowitz, Kinderchor Piccolo Teatro "Ricorda Cosa Ti Hanno Fatto In Auschwitz"

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W/ Carla Henius, Choir Of Rai Milano, Bertola

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La Fabbrica Illuminata by Melise | Salvatore Sciarrino Mellinger, released 5 February 1996. This version of La Fabbrica Illuminata comes as a 1xCD. - W/CARLA HENIUS, CHOIR OF RAI MILANO, BERTOLA

WER 6038; WERGO - Germany; Contemporary classical Cameristica. Composed in 1964, this recording for female voice and tape is presented by Luigi Nono. An adaptation of Giuliano Scabia and Cesare Pavese (from "Two poems in T" for the final) created for Soprano on a Four-track magnetic tape. Luigi dedicated it "for the workers of the Italsider of Genoa" released as a Ricordi score 131242 (1967) on tape #131321. The original firs took place as a world premiere in Venice, Teatro La Fenice, Italy on15 September 1964. The Venice Biennale, XXVII International Festival of Contemporary Music recorded by Carla Henius, mezzo - on Magnetic tape made at the studio of phonology of the Italian Radiotelevisione of Milan with the participation of the Choir of the RAI in Milan directed by Giulio Bertola. - Luigi Nono, sound direction.Artist: Carla Henius: soprano / Choir of RAI Milano / Guilio Bertola: conductor / Marino Zuccheri: engineering / Barbara Miller: soprano / Sopranchor der Schola Cantorum Stuttgart / Clytus Gottwald: conductor / Stefania Woytowitz: soprano / Children's Choir of Piccolo Teatro, Milano.

La Fabbrica Illuminata, for voice and tape, composed in 1964. Ha Venido, for solo soprano and 6-voices soprano chorus, composed in 1960 and dedicated to my daughter Silvia, on her first birthday. Ricorda Cosa Ti Hanno Fatto In Auschwitz for magnetic tape, composed in 1966. Sleeve notes wrongly report 1965 as composition date. Actually track 3 is a "concert adaptation" (more suitable for radio broadcast) of the stage music on tape that Nono composed in 1965 for the play "Die Ermittlung" by Peter Weiss. Notes also credit the composition "for voices and tape" but it's not correct, because the voices in question are recorded on tape, not performing live. Auschwitz is a tape composition not requiring any live performer. Track 1 translates as "The Enlightened Factory" Track 3 translates as "Remember What They Have Done To You In Auschwitz". Recordings: Tracks 1 & 3 - Studio di Fonologia der RAI Mailand 1966/67 Track 2 - Südwest-Tonstudio, Stuttgart July 1968 ? 1968/1992 WERGO Schallplatten GmbH, Mainz, Germany © 1992 WERGO Schallplatten GmbH, Mainz, Germany Manufactured in Germany. Printed in Germany Packaged in a standard jewel case, includes a twenty-four page booklet with notes in German.

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WER 6038-2

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