KPFA-FM Music Dept. ➔ Alea II, The Ensemble for New Music Concert, Nov. 23, 1971, 2 of 2

Digital Audio

Event Type

Music

Origin

KPFA

Identifier

AM.1971.11.23.c2.B

Program Length

88 min

Part

2 of 2

Dates

| broadcast
| 1971-11-23 | created

Description

A concert of New Music presented by the Ensemble for New Music and the Alea Special Chorus, held at the Dinkenspiel Auditorium of Stanford University on November 23, 1971. Works include Joseph Matthias Hauer's 1922 piece "Atonale Musik", “Planctus, in Memoriam” by Matthew Andrews, “Composition for Two Players” by Frederick Rzewski, as well as the premiere of Richard Borovsky's "Studies on a Cosmic Law".

Genres

New music
20th century classical

Musical Selections

Planctus, in Memoriam Stravinsky: Motetus ad 3 vocum / Michael Andrews -- Composition for Two Players (1964) / Frederick Rzewski -- Studies on a Cosmic Law (1968-71) / Richard Borovsky

Performers

Elizabeth Appling, soprano (Planctus)
David Deneau, sax (Planctus)
Hendrik Barendregt, timpani (Planctus)
Charles Wolterink, piano (Planctus)
Paul Fink, gongs (Planctus)
Jason Paras, gongs (Planctus)
Glen Daum, conductor (Planctus)
Gary Greenberg (Composition)
John Howe (Composition)
Joyce Johnson, trumpet (Cosmic Law)
Bruck Raaka, trumpet (Cosmic Law)
Robert Winton, trumpet (Cosmic Law)
Bill Erlendson, trombone (Cosmic Law)
Ryan Krebs, trombone (Cosmic Law)
Carla Piper, trombone, (Cosmic Law)
Sara Doniach, piano (Cosmic Law)
Ivan Tcherepnin, celesta and gongs (Cosmic Law)
Samuel John Swartz, organ (Cosmic Law)
James Mason, conductor (Cosmic Law)

Subjects

New music
20th century classical
Piano music
Prepared piano music
Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble
Instrumental ensembles

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