![Rudhyar, Dane: Works For Piano (Hat [now] ART)](https://www.teuthida.com/productImages/misc4/18489.jpg "Rudhyar, Dane: Works For Piano (Hat [now] ART)")
Pianist Steffen Schleiermacher plays six spiritual pieces by composer Dane Rudhyar that are not meant to be analyzed and thought about, but to be felt and experienced.
Squidco RSD 2024 Sale!:
Save $1.90
Save $1.90
In Stock
Quantity in Basket: None
Log In to use our Wish List
Shipping Weight: 2.00 units
Sample The Album:
Personnel:
Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist.
Descriptions, Reviews, &c.
Dane Rudhyar-composer
Steffen Schleiermacher-piano
Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist.
UPC: 7 5215601402 7
Label: Hat [now] ART
Catalog ID: Hat[now]ART140
Squidco Product Code: 18489
Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2004
Country: Switzerland
Packaging: Cardstock 3 page foldover
Recorded on January 16th and 17th, 2001 at Sender Freies Berlin by Wolfgang Hoff.
"This is sonic music, not to be analyzed and thought about, but to feel and surrender to in direct experience. It is some of the most spiritual music of the last 100 years, important not only to the progression of the American avant-garde, but to the history of occultism. It is high time we restore it to the place of honor it deserves."-Kyle Gann
Artist Biographies
Related Categories of Interest:
Compositional Forms
Hat Art
New in Compositional Music
Track Listing:
1. Granites 9:58
2. Three Paeans 9:15
3. Tetragrams - 1st Serie: Quest 9:59
4. Tetragrams - 1st Serie: Crucifixion 9:54
5. Tetragrams - 1st Serie: Rebirth 11:46
6. Third Pentagram 14:42
Compositional Forms
Hat Art
New in Compositional Music
Search for other titles on the label:
Hat [now] ART.
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought:
 | Braxton, Anthony 10 Comp (Lorraine) 2022 (New Braxton House) |
| Documenting six live performances with Anthony Braxton's Lorraine Trio featuring trumpeter Susana Santos Silva, accordionist/vocalist Adam Matlock, and Anthony Braxton, plus four studio recordings featuring Braxton, saxophonist James Fei, and bassists Zach Rowden and Carl Testa, in a solid box set of 10 CDs in five gatefold wallets with a 28 page booklet of notes by Anthony Braxton. | |
 | Quatuor Bozzini Michael Oesterle: Quatuors (Collection QB) |
| German-born Canadian composer living in Deux-Montagnes, Quebec Michael Oesterle has a long relationship with the Quatuor Bozzini beginning with their first commission 25 years ago, here in four works including a tribute to English mathematician Alan Turing, the large-scale "String Quartet No. 4", and a piece inspired by Quebec poet Nicole Brossard's book Mecanique jongleuse. | |
 | International Nothing, The (Fagaschinski / Thieke) Just None of Those Things (Ftarri) |
| Using harmonic intersections and extraneous sonic emanations from two clarinets, the duo of Kai Fagaschinski and Michael Thieke (also of The Magic I.D.) continue their long-standing International Nothing project of composed works through patient interactions of powerfully focused technique, here in their fifth album presenting a 42-minute work of delicate, dark beauty. | |
 | Riley, Howard / Keith Tippett Journal Four (NoBusiness) |
| Having collaborated as a duo first at Goldsmiths College in 1981, UK pianists Howard Riley and Keith Tippett met for this spectacular 2016 concert as part of The Steinway Spirio Two-Piano Festival in Soho, London, each bringing decades of experience as lyrical and inventive players, together complementing each other in merging disparate forms from Joplin to Debussy to Mujician. | |
 | Akama, Ryoko Songs For A Shed (Another Timbre) |
| Six beautiful, fragile and mysterious works for piano in combinations with other orchestral arrangements and solo, including pitch-based compositions and a graphic work directed by photographs, performed by members of Apartment House in duos, quintets & sextets; works initially commissioned by Another Timbre and Philip Thomas and here performed on piano by Siwan Rhys. | |
 | Pisaro-Liu, Michael Tombstones (performed by Barbara Dang & Muzzix) (elsewhere) |
| Applying techniques that Michael Pisaro uses in his audio compositions to song formats, this album presents 11 new versions of songs from his 2013 Human Ear Music album, here reworked for clarity and recorded under the artistic direction of the Lille-based pianist Barbara Dang and six members of the Muzzix collective (Bellefont, Cruz, Orins, Pruvost & Pruvost). | |
 | Mezei, Szilard Tubass Quintet Rested Turquoise (NoBusiness) |
| Four double basses and a tuba, recorded in an arc to elucidate the sound of each instrumentalist, in Serbian improviser and composer Szilárd Mezei's deep-rooted Tubass Quintet, Mezei taking one of the double bass roles in place of his typical viola & violin work, as his compositions bring the deep instruments into both foundational and melodic territory. | |
 | Artefact Agency (Jeans / Luebber / Susnjar) Artefact I, II And III (FMR) |
| The collaborative Australian electric jazz trio of Simon Jeans on guitar, Johannes Luebber on keyboards, and Daniel Susnjar on drums, who create semi-composed sonic structures that are used for collective improvisation and also live film scores and contemporary dance works, present 3 "Artefacts" using multiple structures of passionate and melodically inspired playing. | |
 | Hodgkinson, Tim / Jason Alder / Chris Cundy / Yoni Silver / Heather Roche / Shadanga Duo / Thanos Chrysakis Music For Bass Clarinets (Aural Terrains) |
| A live performance at London's Cafe OTO from composer Thanos Chrysakis, performing compositions focused on the deeper reeds from composers Christian Wolff, Iancu Dumitrescu, Hannes Kerschbaumer, Georges Aperghis, and Chrysakis himself, in configurations from solo to quintet, with Tim Hodgkinson, Jason Alder, Chris Cundy, Heather Roce, Yoni Silver, and Shadanga Duo. | |
 | Ratchet Orchestra Coco Swirl (Ambiances Magnetiques) |
| Active since the early 90's, the superb Montreal super-group Ratchet Orchestra under the direction of Nicolas Caloia with 19 performers presents 10 works including the title track, with soloists including Jean Rene, Lori Freedman, Jean Derome, Ellwood Epps, Sam Shalabi, Craig Petersen, Yves Charuest, Joshua Zubot, Scott Thomson, Isaiah Ceccarelli, &c. | |
 | Mwamba, Corey Nth (Discus) |
| A sophisticated and lyrical album of modern jazz led by UK vibraphonist Corey Mwamba, also on glockenspiel & beak flute, in a quartet with Laura Cole on piano, Andy Champion on double bass, and Johnny Hunter on drums & small percussion, with all pieces "devised and scored" by Mwamba alongside one collective improvisation; powerfully refined modern jazz. | |
 | Monash Art Ensemble (Grabowsky / Neal / Ford / Hannaford Williamson / Evans / Hope) Here Now Hear [2 CDs] (FMR) |
| "Here Now Hear" is comprised of nine innovative Australian works commissioned and recorded by the Monash Art Ensemble between 2017 & 2019, featuring an eclectic mix of contemporary cross-genre music by significant Australian composers: Paul Grabowsky, Kate Neal, Andrew Ford, Robert Burke, Cat Hope, Marc Hannaford, Paul Williamson, Johannes Luebbers and Sandy Evans. | |
 | Rosenberger, Katharina SHIFT (Hat [now] ART) |
| First recordings of composer Katharnia Rosenberger's SHIFT and other dynamic and exciting works incorporating spatialization, by an electroacoustic orchestra including Rage Thrombones, captured in 2016 at the University of California, in San Diego, California. | |
 | Fox, Chistopher Works For Piano, Philip Thomas piano (Hat [now] ART) |
| Four large and distinctive works by composer Christopher Fox performed by pianist Philip Thomas, who also writes the liner notes about the works, revealing and explaining the compositional elements, piano preparations, and physical requirements placed on the performer. | |
 | Ammann, Dieter The Freedom of Speech (Hat [now] ART) |
| The Ensemble fur Neue Musik Zurich plays seven pieces by Swiss composer Dieter Ammann, each made through a very slow creative process that contrasts the very lively and gestural music. | |
 | Lim, Liza The Heart's Ear (Hat [now] ART) |
| Although she has probably become known as one of Australia's best-known composers, Liza Lim's compositions undermine centuries-old Eurocentrism and are largely inspired by Asian culture. | |
 | Gregorio, Guillermo Faktura (Hat [now] ART) |
| Guillermo Gregorio produces a series of compositions that reinterprets the structural concepts of Constructivism, Concretism, and Madi, focusing on the physicality of sound. | |
 | Wolpe / Feldman / Zimmerman / Seel Four Generations (Hat [now] ART) |
| Pianist and composer Daniel N. Seel plays four pieces from four generations of different composers including Stefan Wolpe, Morton Feldman, Walter Zimmerman, and his own work. | |
 | Counterpoise (Carisi / Sauter / Wolff / Wolfpe) Counterpoise (Hat [now] ART) |
| Four composers - John Carisi, Eddie Sauter, Christian Wolff, and Stefan Wolpe - create a program of works with a measured balance in the interrelated and contrasting material. | |
 | Barlow, Clarence Musica Derivata (Hat [now] ART) |
| Composer Clarence Barlow, like Beethoven, builds his own labyrinths, brick by brick, and then searches for an escape by creating conceptual forms to get around the traps of time, tonality, and style. | |
 | Haubenstock-Ramati, Roman Mobile For Shakespeare (Hat [now] ART) |
| A series of musical "mobiles" from European composer Roman Haubenstock-Ramati, sonic transformations of the visual experiences of Alexander Calder's dynamic sculptures. | |
 | Haubenstock-Ramati, Roman Concerto A Tre (Hat [now] ART) |
| Ensemble Recherche plays chamber music pieces by Polish composer Roman Haubenstock-Ramati that are dynamically explosive and allow for the free communicating of the musicians. | |
 | Kasemets, Udo Pythagoras Tree (Hat [now] ART) |
| Pianist Stephen Clarke plays seven works for solo piano by Estonian-born, Canadian-naturalized composer Udo Kasemets that focus on specific designs of micro-detail. | |
 | Stiebler, Ernstalbrecht ...Im Klang... (Hat [now] ART) |
| Composer Ernstalbrecht Stiebler presents three solo pieces, one for accordion (Teodoro Anzellotti) one for piano (Marianne Schroeder) and the third for organ (Huub Ten Hacken). | |
 | Mitterer, Wolfgang Radio Fractal / Beat Music [2 CDs] (Hatology) |
| Six musicians play along with Wolfgang Mitterer's one hour and fifty-four minute computer track which leaves ample room for free improvisation, mixing contemporary composition with electronic and jazz music. | |
 | Lossing, Russ / Ed Schuller / Paul Motian As It Grows (Hatology) |
| Composer and pianist Russ Lossing explores the eloquence of silence as his music grows out of silence and the space between thought and gesture in this trio with Ed Schuller (bass) and Paul Motian (drums). | |
