The Music Of Rolv Yttrehus / Suben, Rowe, Jarvis, Et Al

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The Music Of Rolv Yttrehus / Suben, Rowe, Jarvis, Et Al

	Release Date: 01/11/2000 Label: Composers Recordings, Inc. (Cri) Catalog #: 843 Spars Code: DDD Composer: Rolv Yttrehus Performer: Catherine Rowe, Margaret Parkins, Tara Helen O'Connor, Wade Weast, Michael Manly, George Hoyt, Barbara Hegner, Ted Sturm, Daniel Kennedy, John Ferrari, Bronwen Jones, Daniel Druckman, Janet Wheeler, Gordon Gottlieb Conductor: Joel Eric Suben, Peter Leonard, Peter Jarvis Orchestra/Ensemble: Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Louisville Orchestra, Composers Guild of New Jersey Performance Ensemble Number of Discs: 1 Recorded in: Stereo Length: 1 Hours 9 Mins. Be the first to review this title	CD $17.99 In Stock

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Rolv Yttrehus is a Minnesota-born composer who taught at Rutgers University for many years, achieving the title of Professor Emeritus upon his retirement in 1996. He studied with an all-star cast of 20th-century composers' mentors, including Roger Sessions, Aaron Copland and Nadia Boulanger, and lists Sessions and Arnold Schoenberg as his primary influences. Accordingly, his music is somewhat tough in outlook, atonal and rigorously organized. The Symphony No. 1 is a late work, divided into ten parts and wearing its form on the outside with movements given titles such as "Parallel Ninths Cantus Firmus" and "Transition Leading to Coda." 'Gradus Ad Parnassum' is a work for soprano and orchestra that grapples with Nietzschean concepts of the chaotic forces within, while the brief text of 'Angstwagen' is treated as an abstract sound source for timbral interplay with the percussion ensemble. Most amusingly, in 'Music for Winds, Percussion, Cello and Voices,' which has no live but rather taped voices, the principal motive is the same eight-note figure that begin Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm."


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1.	Symphony no 1 by Rolv Yttrehus
	Conductor: Joel Eric Suben Orchestra/Ensemble: Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra Period: 20th Century Written: 1997/1998; USA	Date of Recording: 02/1999 Venue: Katowice, Poland Length: 21 Minutes 33 Secs.


2.	Gradus Ad Parnassum by Rolv Yttrehus
	Performer: Catherine Rowe (Soprano) Conductor: Peter Leonard Orchestra/Ensemble: Louisville Orchestra Period: 20th Century Written: 1979; USA	Date of Recording: 05/23/1981 Venue: Louisville, Kentucky Length: 30 Minutes 10 Secs. Language: Latin

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3.	Music for Winds, Percussion, Cello and Voices by Rolv Yttrehus
	Performer: Margaret Parkins (Cello), Tara Helen O'Connor (Piccolo), Wade Weast (Trumpet), Michael Manly (French Horn), George Hoyt (Trombone), Barbara Hegner (Celesta), Ted Sturm (Xylophone), Daniel Kennedy (Marimba), John Ferrari (Percussion), Bronwen Jones (Bass Clarinet), Tara Helen O'Connor (Flute) Conductor: Peter Jarvis Orchestra/Ensemble: Composers Guild of New Jersey Performance Ensemble Period: 20th Century Written: 1969; USA	Date of Recording: 1990 Venue: Rutgers University, Camden, New Jersey Length: 12 Minutes 15 Secs.


4.	Angstwagen by Rolv Yttrehus
	Performer: Daniel Druckman (Percussion), Janet Wheeler (Soprano), Gordon Gottlieb (Percussion) Period: 20th Century Written: 1971; USA	Date of Recording: 1986 Venue: New York City Length: 5 Minutes 6 Secs. Language: German

	Notes: This selection is an ADD recording.

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