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Musicworks. 77, Community resonances : explorations in sound
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- Included Titles
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- For the love of Pete
- Blues for scurvy
- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- Undetermined
- Contributors
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- Egoyan, Eve, performer
- Thorpe, Josh, performer
- Sabat, Marc, performer
- Clarke, Stephen (Pianist), performer
- Parkinson, Stephen (Composer). Rainbow Valley
- Tenney, James. Chorales
- Goldstein, Malcolm, 1936- Qernerâq
- Thorpe, Josh. Prepared guitar
- Sabat, Marc. For Magister Zacharias
- Sabat/Clarke Duo
- New Performance Group of the Cornish Institute
- Wrist Error (Musical group)
- Publication
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- Toronto, Ont. : Musicworks, [2000]
- Physical Details
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- 1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in
- OCLC
- ocm47807578
- Credits
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- Various performers
- The 1st and 7th works for piano; the 2nd work for violin and piano; the 3rd work is a vocalise with instrumental ensemble (percussion, trombone, violoncello, piano); the 4th and 6th works for percussion, guitar, and trombone; the 5th work for guitar.
- Issued with the periodical: Musicworks (issue 77, summer 2000).
- Compact disc.
- In part previously released material.
- Program notes in English and French ([6] p. : ill.) inserted in container.
- Rainbow Valley (1995) / Stephen Parkinson (performed by Eve Egoyan, piano) (10:28) -- Chorale (1974) / James Tenney (performed by Sabat/Clarke (Marc Sabat, violin ; Stephen Clarke, piano)) (2:48) -- Qernerâq : our breath as bones (1986) / Malcolm Goldstein (performed by The New Performance Group) (20:04) -- For the love of Pete (2000) / improvisation by Wrist Error (Mike Gennaro, drums and selected percussion ; Kurt Newman, hollowbody electric guitar ; with Doug Tielli, trombone) (10:56) -- Prepared guitar #1 (2000) / improvisation performed by Josh Thorpe (3:41) -- Blues for scurvy (2000) (performed by Wrist Error) (8:50) -- For Magister Zacharias (1997) / by Marc Sabat (performed by Stephen Clarke, amplified piano mechanism) (10:09)