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Bettina, Nonken, Triple Helix Ens 21
Hyperblue: Sesso E Violenza / Attitude Problem
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Martler, crossing hands ?tude for piano (?tude No. 14)
2. Hyperblue, for piano trio: 1. Scherzo I. Fantasitico
3. Hyperblue, for piano trio: 2. Lento subito
4. Hyperblue, for piano trio: 3. Scherzo II. Poco pesante
5. Les Arbres Embu?s, ?tude on melody with thick chords for piano (?tude No. 7)
6. Sesso e Violenza, Chamber concerto for two flutes and small ensemble: 1. Disquieting
7. Sesso e Violenza, Chamber concerto for two flutes and small ensemble: 2. Sostenuto
8. Sesso e Violenza, Chamber concerto for two flutes and small ensemble: 3. Scherzo. Vivacissimo
9. Corrente, ?tude on left-hand running notes for piano (?tude No. 10)
10. Three Songs on Poems of Louise Bogan: Late
11. Three Songs on Poems of Louise Bogan: Cassandra
12. Three Songs on Poems of Louise Bogan: To Be Sung On the Water
13. E-Machines, repeated-note ?tude for piano (?tude No. 1)
14. BAM!, ?tude on swirls of notes for piano (?tude No. 2)
15. Attitude Problem: 1. Anziozo, molto agitato
16. Attitude Problem: 2. Calmo, flessibile
17. Attitude Problem: 3. Scherzo. Poco agitato, vivacissimo

CD Details

All Artists: Bettina, Nonken, Triple Helix Ens 21
Title: Hyperblue: Sesso E Violenza / Attitude Problem
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Composers Recordings
Release Date: 6/22/1999
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Forms & Genres, Concertos
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 090438082020

CD Reviews

Blistering, Lyrical, Boisterous

08/18/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Rakowski's music is all about energy -- his music is the rarest of this genre in that it contains the vibrancy of bebop or rock, with the lyricism and smarts of the best of the European tradition. Envision this: Alban Berg, standing onstage in a smokey nightclub in 1950s New York, burning it up on his sax, while Maurice Ravel comps on the keys, and the Ramones provide the rhythm section. After you're through with that vision, rub your eyes, put on a clean t-shirt, and go out and buy this CD. Somebody hand this guy the Pulitzer."