Robert Ashley / David Behrman / Seve Gazzelloni -Earle Brown-A Life in Music-Vol.5 -WERGO CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Vespers

1.2 Purposeful Lady Slow Afternoon

1.3 Runthrough

1.4 Hornpipe

1.5 Somaksah

2.1 Piano Sonata No. 2, 'Concord' - Aloys Kontarsky

3.1 Proporzioni

3.2 Gymel for Flute and Piano

3.3 Sequenza I

3.4 Le Merle Noir

3.5 Honeyrêves

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Aloys Kontarsky/ Theo Plumacher/ Mary Lucier

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With Earle Brown - A Life in Music - Volume 5, WERGO has again dug up treasures of contemporary music from the 1960s and 1970s: The set with 3 CDs not only contains one of the first recordings of Charles Ives' "Concord Sonata" by Aloys Kontarsky but also is a testimony to the virtuosity of Severino Gazzelloni who is, without doubt, one of the greatest flutists of the 20th century. In addition, it contains music of the group Sonic Arts Union with the four pioneers of electronic music David Behrman, Robert Ashley, Alvin Lucier, and Gordon Mumma.The 18 LPs of Earle Brown's (1926-2002) legendary Contemporary Sound Series, recorded between 1960 and 1973, have become a rarity in great demand since the series was discontinued in 1978. These rare and historically important recordings have been carefully digitized and remastered by the Earle Brown Music Foundation.Until the end of 2011, WERGO is going to release six 3-CD sets of these recordings, covering the extraordinary world of contemporary and avant-garde music which flourished in Europe, the USA, Latin America and Japan in the 1960s and the early 1970s.

"Earle Brown ? A Life in Music ? Vol. 5" is a remarkable CD release from Wergo, featuring an eclectic selection of works that showcase the innovative spirit of contemporary classical music. This volume brings together compositions by Robert Ashley, David Behrman, and Severino Gazzelloni?three influential figures whose experimental approaches have shaped modern soundscapes. The album offers listeners a journey through avant-garde textures and sonic explorations, reflecting Earle Brown?s legacy as both composer and curator within the New York School movement. Wergo, renowned for its commitment to new music since 1962, continues to set standards with high-quality productions that highlight groundbreaking artists and composers worldwide.

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WER69402

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