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[Concert, 2010, December 14] [sound recording]
Author
Composers' Ensemble at Princeton
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Format
Audio
Language
Undetermined
Published/​Created
Princeton, NJ. : Princeton University, Dept. of Music, 2010.
Description
1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Details
Related name
White, Barbara, 1965-
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Princeton University. Department of Music
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Series
Princeton University. Princeton performance archives
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Princeton University. Department of Music. Graduate recitals
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Contains
Lansky, Paul, 1944-
Pandemonium.
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Nagai, Michelle.
Lost things found.
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Neal, Kate.
Song for a comb.
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Tymoczko, Dmitri, 1969-
Fools and angels.
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Notes
A complete program is available online.
Order of performance differs from program.
Time and place of event
Recorded in Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall.
Participant(s)/​Performer(s)
Anne Herge, soprano, Mellissa Hughes, alto, Neil Farrell, tenor, Gabriel Crouch, bass [1st work] ; Brad Balliett, bassoon, Doug Balliett, contrabass, Conor Hanick, piano, Margaret Kampmeier, piano, Elliot Cole, harmonium [2nd work] ; Josh Quillen, steel drums [3rd work] ; Kentra Nagai, electric guitar, Matt Marble, Satoshi Takeishi, percussion, Alex Waterman, cello [5th work] ; The Composers Ensemble at Princeton, Michael Pratt, Barbara White, directors.
Contents
Fools & angels / D. Tymoczko
DOVER (Gloucester) / E. Cole
Pandemonium / P. Lansky
Lost things found / M. Nagai
Song for a comb / K. Neal.
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Program title
Fancy that
OCLC
1340466186
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