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Harry Partch
Eleven Intrusions / Plectra & Percussion Dances
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (26) - Disc #1
1. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: Study on Olympos' Pentatonic
2. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: Study on Archytas' Enharmonic
3. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: The Rose
4. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: The Crane
5. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: The Waterfall
6. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: The Wind
7. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: The Street
8. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: Lover
9. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: Soldiers - War - Another War
10. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: Vanity
11. Eleven Intrusions, collection for voice, traditional & Partch instruments: Cloud - Chamber Music
12. Castor & Pollux, for Partch instruments: A Dance for the Twin Rhythms of Gemini. Castor: Leda and the Swan / Insemination / Conceptio
13. Castor & Pollux, for Partch instruments: A Dance for the Twin Rhythms of Gemini. Pollux: Leda and the Swan / Insemination / Conceptio
14. Ring Around the Moon, for baritone & Partch instruments: Phase One. Well, bless my soul! (Well, bless my soul!)
15. Ring Around the Moon, for baritone & Partch instruments: Phase Two. One, Two, Three - X,Y,Z
16. Ring Around the Moon, for baritone & Partch instruments: Phase Three. Shake hands now, boys, and at the sound of the bell come out fi
17. Ring Around the Moon, for baritone & Partch instruments: Phase Four. Mumbo jumbo, hocus pocus, hoity toity, hotsy totsy, acey deucy,
18. Even Wild Horses, for baritone & Partch instruments: Act 1. Scene 1. A Decent and Honorable Mistake
19. Even Wild Horses, for baritone & Partch instruments: Act 1. Scene 2. Rhythm of the Womb - Melody of the Grave
20. Even Wild Horses, for baritone & Partch instruments: Act 1. Scene 3. Happy Birthday to You!
21. Even Wild Horses, for baritone & Partch instruments: Act 2. Scene 1. 'Nor These Lips Upon Your Eyes'
22. Even Wild Horses, for baritone & Partch instruments: Act 2. Scene 2. 'Hunger, Thirst, Shouts, Dance!'
23. Even Wild Horses, for baritone & Partch instruments: Act 2. Scene 3. 'Land of Darkness and of Whirlwinds'
24. Even Wild Horses, for baritone & Partch instruments: Act 3. Scene 1. 'Had I Not Once a Lovely Youth?'
25. Even Wild Horses, for baritone & Partch instruments: Act 3. Scene 2. 'Let Us Contemplate Undazed the Endless Reaches of My Innocence'
26. Ulysses at the Edge, for voice & Partch instruments

CD Details

All Artists: Harry Partch
Title: Eleven Intrusions / Plectra & Percussion Dances
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: Composers Recordings
Release Date: 11/18/1997
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Ballets & Dances, Ballets, Chamber Music, Historical Periods, Modern, 20th, & 21st Century
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 090438075121

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CD Reviews

Wildly innovative

12/14/1998

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is an introduction to Partch for me and it is a fascinating album. It doesn't resemble classical music, even twentieth centruy classical music, so much as extraterrestrial ethnic folk. I was initially intimidated away from Harry Partch because of the technical hoobledygook of musical theorists who comment on his music. But really this is wonderful, fascinating and ultimately a winning listen for anyone. My only complaint might be that for all of Partch's unique musical invention, there could have been more substance to the stories told through the sublimity. I recommend it."