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Honeysuckle Rose May 15, 2018 DRAM News DRAM Expands The Experimental Intermedia Archive With New Exclusive Content Including Live Yasunao Tone! Oct 17, 2016 DRAM News DRAM Celebrates New Additions To The Ben Hall Gospel Archive! Apr 04, 2016 DRAM News DRAM and Sound American Celebrate American Trumpeter and World Music Pioneer, Don Cherry Dec 17, 2015 DRAM News DRAM and Sound American Explore Five "Monophonic" Composers Jul 30, 2014 DRAM News DRAM and Sound American Explore Deep Listening Jan 08, 2014 DRAM News DRAM, Sound American, and Pew Foundation present Philadelphia's Music May 23, 2013 DRAM News DRAM and Sound American ask "What Is American Music?" Feb 19, 2013 DRAM News DRAM Wishes John Cage A Happy Centennial Nov 29, 2012 DRAM News DRAM Authentication Issue - Thursday, November 29th 2012 Nov 28, 2012 |
DRAM NewsDRAM partners with American Sublime to present the music of Morton FeldmanPosted on Tuesday, May 31, 2011For those visitors unfamiliar with DRAM's holdings, composer Matthew Welch has provided a playlist of Feldman related recordings in the collection. The playlist begins with recordings, many of which are either performed or conducted by Feldman himself, representing a cross-section of the composer’s entire career. John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown are also featured as peers influencing and being influenced by Morton Feldman, and the playlist ends with composers from later generations whose own work, while taking Feldman as a starting point, has utilized his very specific language as a springboard for their own personal styles. This playlist is intended as an entry point into the work of Morton Feldman and the composers surrounding him as peers and musical descendants. By no means does it represent a complete view of any of the composers, but will hopefully provide some new directions for musical research that will bring the listener to a deeper understanding of Feldman's language and provide an even richer experience to those lucky enough to attend the live performances of American Sublime: The Late Works of Morton Feldman in Philadelphia. Morton Feldman:
John Cage: Music for Keyboards 1935-1948/Morton Feldman: The Early Years For Stefan Wolpe: Choral Music of Morton Feldman and Stefan Wolpe Morton Feldman: The Viola in My Life Morton Feldman Edition, Vol. 2: First Recordings 1950s
Morton Feldman Edition, Vol. 10: Trio John Cage:John Cage: The Piano Concertos
Earle Brown:Earle Brown: Selected Works 1952-1965 Earle Brown: Tracer-Chamber Works 1952-1999 Christian Wolff:Christian Wolff: Ten Exercises
Composers Influenced by Feldman:Orlando Jacinto Garcia: Illuminated Shadows/Sombras Illuminadas Tim Parkinson: Piano Piece Piano Piece Paul Paccione: Our Beauties Are Not Ours
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