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Pateras, Anthony

Collected Works 2002-2012 [5 CD BOX]

Pateras, Anthony: Collected Works 2002-2012 [5 CD BOX] (Immediata)

Electroacoustic composer and performer Anthony Pateras in a beautiful 5-CD box set documenting a broad variety of works from ensembles to solo work, an excellent overview of one of Australia's most vital composers and performers.
 

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Anthony Pateras

Lachlan O'Donnell

Edwina George

Neil Thompson

Anna Orzech

Golden Fur

ANAM Ensemble

Timothy Munro

Early Warning System

Richard Tognetti

Byron Scullin

Speak Percussion

Vanessa Tomlinson

Eugene Ughetti


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Handsomely packaged solid 5-CD box set with foil text, satin ribbon and containing an informative, full-colour 16-page booklet with sketches and notes.

UPC: 9345195000499

Label: Immediata
Catalog ID: IMM001
Squidco Product Code: 17670

Format: 5 CDs
Condition: New
Released: 2013
Country: Australia
Packaging: 5 CD Box Set
Recorded on various dates between 2002 and 2012 at different locations.

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"Throughout the last decade, the works of Anthony Pateras have been performed by some of the world's leading ensembles and performers. He has collaborated with a broad array of contemporary artists including Han Bennink, eRikm, Christian Fennesz, Paul Lovens, Stephen O'Malley, The Necks and Mike Patton. He is also one half of the mind-blowing piano/drums avant-grind outfit known as PIVIXKI, and is founder of the Electro-Acoustic-Free-Concréte quintet THYMOLPHTHALEIN.

This 5-disc set covers many aspects of his musical output. Disc 1 features chamber and orchestral pieces, containing a string quartet, small ensemble works and a mammoth electric violin concerto with spatilized orchestra and quadraphonic electronics. Disc 2 is a re-issue of his widely performed Chasms for prepared piano, accompanied by a brand new piece to smash any cute-sy post- Cageian grooves right back into the emotronica abyss. Disc 3 features menacing pipe organ textures recorded on the largest instrument in the southern hemisphere. Disc 4 features two extended solo piano works captured live in the opulence of Sydney's State Theatre, and Disc 5 features mind-bending works for solo and ensemble orchestral percussion.

As a self-contained box - handsomely packaged with foil text, satin ribbon and containing an informative, full-colour 16-page booklet with sketches and notes - this is an astonishing overview of one of Australia's most unique, uncompromising and exciting composers. Usually releasing material on flagship labels Tzadik and Editions Mego, this is the first release on the composer's own Immediata imprint."-Immediata


Handsomely packaged solid 5-CD box set with foil text, satin ribbon and containing an informative, full-colour 16-page booklet with sketches and notes.

Artist Biographies

"Anthony Pateras is a composer and pianist. His works have been performed by The BBC Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Toronto Symphony, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Brett Dean, Jessica Aszodi as well as a large body of work for percussion by Synergy, Speak Percussion, Slagwerkgroep Den Haag, Vanessa Tomlinson, Diego Espinosa and the percussionists of the Basel Symphony.

Pateras is the producer/songwriter for tetema, a quartet with vocalist Mike Patton and frequent collaborators Will Guthrie (drums) and Erkki Veltheim (violin). Anthony has also performed concerts with Stephen O'Malley, Han Bennink, Paul Lovens, The Necks, eRikM, Valerio Tricoli, Anthony Burr, and has a working trio with Veltheim and trumpet virtuoso Scott Tinkler entitled North of North.

He has been commissioned by Radio France, SWR2 Baden-Baden, Melbourne Symphony, Kitchen Orchestra Stavanger, Muzzix Lille, Richard Tognetti, Lampo Chicago, Jérôme Noetinger, the National Gallery of Lithuania and Ensemble Hiatus through the French Ministry of Culture.

Pateras was the composer-in-residence at the Australian National Academy of Music in 2010, was nominated twice for the UNESCO Rostrum of Composers (2004, 2011) and is a recipient of the 2014 Myer Creative Fellowship.

Anthony has released over 30 albums on Tzadik, Editions Mego, Ipecac and on his own Immediata label. He holds a PhD in composition from Monash University, which explores intersections between composition, improvisation and electro-acoustic music."

-Anthony Pateras Website (http://anthonypateras.com/blog/?page_id=12)
3/13/2024

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"Eugene Ughetti is the founding artistic director of Speak Percussion. His artistic output is primarily an exploration of the materiality of percussion, but his work could also engage with ideas like drum aged rum, supersonic performance or the percussive military. Eugene is known for tackling complex and ambitious art music projects whether as director, composer, performer or conductor.

He has worked with some of the world's guiding lights in new music including Pierre Boulez, Liza Lim, Steve Reich and John Zorn.

Eugene's works have been presented at Darmstadt (Germany), Roulette (New York), SONICA (UK), Ruhrtriennale (Germany), Mona Foma (Hobart), Arts Centre Melbourne, Transart (Italy), Lucerne Festival (Switzerland), Noordezon Festival (The Netherlands), PICA (Perth), SIPFest (Jakarta), National Museum (Singapore), George Town Festival (Malaysia) among others.

Eugene has worked with most of Australia's leading new music ensembles including conducting ELISION in the world premiere of Richard Barrett's CONSTRUCTION in the 2011 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival. He has worked with some of the world's finest conductors including Valery Gergiev, James Levine, Pierre Boulez and Charles Dutoit. He has composed works for The Australian Ballet, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, ABC and Bionics Institute.

Eugene won the inaugural Sidney Myer Creative Fellowship (2012), MCA/Freedman Fellowship for Classical Music (2011), OZCO Creative Music Fellowship and various national Art Music Awards for his work with Speak Percussion."

-Speak Percussion (https://speakpercussion.com/about/staff-board/)
3/13/2024

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Track Listing:



VOL. 1: Chamber & Orchestral

1. Crystalline (2010) for amplified string quartet [11:22]

2. Broken Then Fixed Then Broken (2009) for cello, bass clarinet & prepared piano [6:23]

3. Fragile Absolute (2010) for winds, percussion, electronics & celeste [12:44]

4. Lost Compass (2011) for bass flute & percussion quartet [11:05]

5. Immediata (2010) for 6-string electric violin, quadraphonic electronics & spatialized orchestra [19:21]

VOL. 2: Prepared Piano

1-3. Chasms (2007) for prepared piano [42:28]

4. Delirioso (2012) for prepared pianos [10:47]

VOL. 3: Pipe Organ & Electronics

1. Architexture (2011) for pipe organ & quadraphonic diffusion [40:08]

2-4. Keen Unknown Matrix (2009-2011) for electronics [8:10]

VOL. 4: Piano

1. Block Don't Bleed (2012) for piano [25:53]

2. Bleed Don't Block (2012) for piano [20:03]

VOL. 5: Percussion

1. Refractions (2008) for percussion sextet [19:16]

2-5. Mutant Theatre Act 2 (2002) for solo percussion [17:47]

6. Hypnogogics (2005) for microsounds, crotales & electronics [8:04]

7-17. Mutant Theatre Act 3 (2008) for solo percussion [13:44]

18. Flesh & Ghost (2010/2011) for 12 percussionists [13:31]

Related Categories of Interest:


Electro-Acoustic
Compositional Forms
Improvised Music
Electro-Acoustic Improv
Box Sets
Electroacoustic Composition
Australian Improvisers, Composers and Experimenters

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