Various - Ballet Mécanique And Other Works For Player Pianos, Percussion, And Electronics
Label:
Catalog#:
EMF CD 020
Format:
CD, Album, Compilation
Country:
US
Released:
2000
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Modern,
Contemporary
Tracklist
Credits
Conductor -
Jeffrey Fischer
(tracks: 1, 4, 5, 7)
Engineer [Assistant] - Bert Foster , Matthew Azevedo , Richard Furch
Performer - University Of Massachusetts Lowell Percussion Ensemble, The
Producer - Paul D. Lehrman
Recorded By, Mixed By - Jonathan Wyner
Technician [Executive Technical Director] - Bill Carman
Technician [Technical Assistant To Paul Lehrman] - Wayne Cochrane
Engineer [Assistant] - Bert Foster , Matthew Azevedo , Richard Furch
Performer - University Of Massachusetts Lowell Percussion Ensemble, The
Producer - Paul D. Lehrman
Recorded By, Mixed By - Jonathan Wyner
Technician [Executive Technical Director] - Bill Carman
Technician [Technical Assistant To Paul Lehrman] - Wayne Cochrane
Notes
Double Music (1941) for percussion quartet
Shoot The Piano Player (1995) for player piano and electronics (first recording)
Mister 528 (1996) for multiple player pianos and elctronics (first recording)
Ritmica No. 5 (1930) for percussion ensemble
Ritmica No. 6 (1930) for percussion ensemble
Saltarello-Presto from Symphony No. 4 ("Italian") arranged 1999 for 16 player pianos (first recording)
Ballet pour Instruments Mécaniques et Percussion (1924) for 3 xylophones, 4 bass drums, tamtam, two pianos, siren, 7 bells, 3 airplane propellors, and 16 player pianos (first recording)
Recorded November 20, 1999 at Durgin Concert Hall, University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Shoot The Piano Player (1995) for player piano and electronics (first recording)
Mister 528 (1996) for multiple player pianos and elctronics (first recording)
Ritmica No. 5 (1930) for percussion ensemble
Ritmica No. 6 (1930) for percussion ensemble
Saltarello-Presto from Symphony No. 4 ("Italian") arranged 1999 for 16 player pianos (first recording)
Ballet pour Instruments Mécaniques et Percussion (1924) for 3 xylophones, 4 bass drums, tamtam, two pianos, siren, 7 bells, 3 airplane propellors, and 16 player pianos (first recording)
Recorded November 20, 1999 at Durgin Concert Hall, University of Massachusetts, Lowell