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Subject(s)

• Computer music [Browse]
• Trombone and electronic music [Browse]
• Trios (Piano, flute, vibraphone) [Browse]
• String quartets [Browse]
• Quartets (Piano, flute, percussion) [Browse]
• Songs with instrumental ensemble [Browse]

Related name

Brooklyn College. Center for Computer Music [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Songs [Browse]

Contains

• Halac, José. India vieja. [Browse]
• Halac, José. Ball. [Browse]
• Halac, José. Illegal edge. [Browse]
• Halac, José. Uitotos. [Browse]
• Halac, José. Cueca. [Browse]
• Halac, José. Maturity. [Browse]

Notes

• Language of sung or spoken portions of the 1st-2nd and 4th works undetermined ; the 6th work sung in English.
• Texts from various sources.
• Compact disc.
• Tape parts realized at the Brooklyn College Center for Computer Music.

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

In the 1st work: Dorotea Tolaba, the composer, voices. In the 2nd work: Masahiko Kono, trombone. In the 3rd work: Don Hulbert, flute ; Jason Cirker, vibraphone ; Mitchell Cirker, piano ; Brian Willson, conductor. In the 4th work: Nicolo String Quartet. In the 5th work: Nora Lee Garcia, flute ; Allison Sniffin, piano ; Jason Cirker, Larry Spivak, percussion ; Willson, conductor. In the 6th work: Stacia Spencer, electric viola ; Masahiko Kono, trombone ; Jason Cirker, percussion ; the composer, voice, Jamaican flute ; Willson, conductor.

Contents

• India vieja : sincretismo #1 : [computer-generated composition] (6:06)
• Ball : sincretismo #4 : [for trombone and computer-generated tape] (8:39)
• Illegal edge : [for flute/piccolo, piano, and vibraphone] (9:31)
• Uitotos : sincretismo #2 : [for string quartet and tape] (9:42)
• Cueca : [for flute, piano, and percussion] (6:25)
• Maturity : sincretismo #3 : [for voice, trombone, electric viola, drums, Jamaican flute, tape, synthesizers] (11:14).

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Publisher no.

CRC 2189

OCLC

1323125328

Universal Product Code

4474721892

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