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Out of Stock Shipping Weight: 5.00 units Quantity in Basket: None Log In to use our Wish List ![]() UPC: 764593016991 Label: Mode Records Catalog ID: Mode 169 Squidco Product Code: 7029 Format: DVD Condition: New Released: 2006 Country: USA Packaging: DVD snap case Personnel: Richard Beek, Philip Larson, Tom Sol, Elias Maurides, Ute Wassermann, Silke Storz-voices Anthony Burr-clarinet Rico Gubler-saxophone Andreas Eberle-trombone David Shively-singing saw & percussion Mary Oliver-viola Frank Cox-violoncello Experimental Studio of the Heinrich Strobel Stiftung SWR-live electronics André Richard, Michael Acker, Reinhold Braig-sound direction Munich Chamber Orchestra with Johannes Kalitzke-conductor Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist. Highlight an instrument above and click here to Search for albums with that instrument. ![]() ![]() Artist Biographies: • Show Bio for Anthony Burr "As a clarinetist, Anthony Burr has enjoyed a distinguished career as an exponent of contemporary music. He has performed in this repertoire with many leading groups, including Elision, Klangforum Wien, Ensemble Sospeso, and the Chamber Music Sociey of Lincoln Center, often as soloist. Among the many composers with whom he has worked in the presentation of their solo works are: Alvin Lucier, Helmut Lachenmann, Brian Ferneyhough, and Magnus Lindberg. He has worked widely outside the classical arena too with artists including Jim O'Rourke, Laurie Anderson, John Zorn, Mark Feldman, Chris Speed, Jim Black, Ikue Mori, Tim Barnes, Alan Licht, Mark Dresser and many others. Ongoing collaborations include a duo with Icelandic bassist/composer Skuli Sverrisson, The Clarinets (a trio with Chris Speed and Oscar Noriega), a series of recordings with cellist Charles Curtis and a series of live film/music performances with experimental filmmaker Jennifer Reeves. As a composer he has specialized in the creation of epic scale mixed media pieces, most notably Biospheria: An Environmental Opera, created with artist Steve Ausbury in response to Biosphere 2. It was performed in San Diego in 2001, and sections were mounted in archive form as part of the cinematexas festival in 2003. Another project of this ilk was The Mizler Society, a burlesque on early modern music theory, J.S Bach and the Art of Fugue, which he created with John Rodgers and was presented by the Australian Art Orchestra at the Melbourne Museum in 2002. He has produced and/or engineered records for La Monte Young, Charles Curtis, Skuli Sverrisson, Ted Reichman among others, and has a doctorate from University of California, San Diego. Upcoming releases include a new Anthony Burr/Skuli Sverrisson double CD with guest vocalists Yungchen Lamo and Arto Lindsay." -Garden Variety (http://www.gardenvariety.org/people/anthony.html)1/14/2021 Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography. ^ Hide Bio for Anthony Burr ![]() SCENE I Opening: Miniatures (10:13) Entrance of the Old Man (5:44) Heart of the Old Man (4:42) Entrance of the Child (7:16) SCENE II Introduction - Child (5:42) Old Man (5:43) Transition (2:54) Child's Aria (9:16) SCENE III First Verse (1:08) First Orchestral Wave (0:53) Second Verse (0:40) Drowning in the Orchestra (3:09) Third Verse (0:58) Meltdown (5:46) SPECIAL FEATURE: 24 minute interview with the composer. |
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"PNIMA...INS INNERE is more than a opera or music theater piece about the holocaust. It is a piece that deals with the way we react to a traumatic experience. PNIMA is an attempt to create a different kind of music theater. No traditional libretto, no plot, only mental situations. No singers who are actors, it is a non-verbal non-narrative experience. On the stage are two actors who do not sing or speak, on the sides of the stage are the vocal and instrumental soloists. It is based on a novel by an Israeli author David Grossmann, See Under: Love. The book deals with the holocaust from the point of view of the second generation to the holocaust: the children of the survivors, who cannot touch this horrible experience but are forced to encounter its constant but hidden presence. The opera is a journey into the psychology of a boy encountering his grandfather who survived the holocaust, but is crazy, eccentric, and is withdrawn in the traumatic experience, unable to talk or to live anything else. The opera is composed of an opening and three scenes. It incorporates dramatic lighting and staging along with video, making it a perfect work for the DVD medium. Pnima was commissioned for the Munich Biennale 2000. The opera was selected as "The best premiere of the year", by Opernwelt, and won the "Bayerischer Theatre Prize" in 2000. It received more than 70 rave reviews from all over Europe."-Mode Recordings ![]() DVD Avant-Garde Compositional Forms November 2006 |
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