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Artist:
KLUCEVSEK, GUY
Title:
Transylvanian Softwear
Label:
STARKLAND
Format:
CD
Price:
$13.00
Catalog #:
ST 207
New issue of this CD previously released by the obscure John Marks Records label. "Klucevsek's five pieces here are inspired by a variety of sources. The title piece (1991) is based on Hasidic wedding music, while the ''Viavy Rose' Variations' (1989) is based on traditional melodies from Madagasca and 'Perusal' (1988) is inspired by Andean pan-pipe music. the rhythmically complex 'Three Microids' (1991) is a tribute to Bela Bartok, and 'Bandoneons, Basil and Bay Leaves' (1993) was written in memory of Astor Piazolla. The CD also offers John Zorn's 'Road Runner' (1986), Fred Frith's 'The Disinformation Polka' (1994) and William Duckworth's 'Slow Dancer in Yugolslavia' (1990).
Artist:
KLUCEVSEK, GUY
Title:
Free Range Accordion
Label:
STARKLAND
Format:
CD
Price:
$13.00
Catalog #:
ST 209
"The CD presents the premiere recording of a powerful, deeply moving 18 minute work by the widely performed Aaron Jay Kernis. There is also a premiere recording of a work by the well-known Japanese composer Somei Satoh. Other composers featured include Stephen Montague, Jerome Kitzke, Lois V Vierk, Guy Klucevsek, Lars Hollmer, and Burt Bacharach."
Artist:
KLUCEVSEK, GUY
Title:
Flying Vegetables Of The Apocalypse
Label:
XI
Format:
CD
Price:
$13.00
Catalog #:
XI 104CD
Klucevsek is the well-known experimental accordion player, his playing bridging a style supposedly influenced by "Henry Cowell-style tone clusters; the eerie difference tones of 'acoustic phenomena' composer Pauline Oliveros; the hypnotic phasing and locomotive ostinatos of early minimalism; low register drones punctuated by high register yips, in a manner of Scottish bagpipe and Bulgarian accordion music; dark, Gyorgi Ligeti-ish sound clouds...; a Morton Feldmanesque sense of grand gesture, and of microscopic movements; an appropriation aesthetic shared with John Zorn and other NY avant-gardists..."
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