Sonic Rebellion: Alternative Classical - Sampler CD (2007) - Naxos

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CD Details

Released: September 25, 2007
Originally Released: 2007
Label: Naxos

Tracks:

1.Glass - Symphony No. 4, "Heroes" (Marin Alsop; Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra)
2.Penderecki: Threnody For The Victims of Hiroshima (Antoni Wit; Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra)
3.Nancarrow: Toccata for Violin and Player Piano (Boris Berman)
4.Cage: First Interlude
5.Werner Henze - Fa¬nf NachtstA¬cke (Peter Sheppard Skaerved, Aaron Shorr)
6.Scelsi - Quattro pezzi per orchestra (Rundfunk - Sinfonieorchester SaarbrA¬cken; Hans Zender)
7.Riley - In C
8.Wuorinen: Second String Quartet
9.VarA"se: DAcserts - Third Electronic Interpolation (Maryse Castets, Christopher Lyndon - Gee; Polish National Radio Symphony Orch.)
10.Crumb - Songs, Drones, and Refrains of Death (Nicholas Isherwood, Ensemble New Art, Fuat Kente)
11.Ligeti - Six Bagatelles for Wind Quintet (Albert Schweitzer Quintett)
12.Gubaidulina: Silenzio
13.Plaetner Beta
14.Adams: Shaker Loops - A Final Shaking (Nathan Gunn, Marin Alsop; Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra)
15.Rautavaara: Piano Con. 1
16.PaRt: Fratres for Strings & Percussion (Tamas Benedek; Hungarian State Opera Orchestra)

Product Description:

John Cage s father once advised him: If someone says can t, that shows you what to do. It s a safe bet that the 16 iconoclastic composers on this aptly named Naxos of America compilation would agree wholeheartedly with that defiant sentiment. Sonic rebels one and all, they have consistently challenged accepted notions and standards of composition, performance, and even sound. Some have dedicated themselves to the subversion of existing musical forms; others have rejected those forms outright and created new ones of their own. Their anti-authority stance has been rooted as much in the social as the personal, directed at the dissonant trajectories of the century past as well as present. Faced with the uncertainties and complications of modern life, the onrush (some might say onslaught) of technology, and the growing instability both between and within nations, these artists have chosen to communicate their personal visions in a musical tone and language that is controversial, often confrontational, and always compelling.