Earle Brown Contemporary Sound Series, Volume 1

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▼ CD 1: Concert Percussion for Orchestra
#	Title	Artist	Rating	Length
1	Ritmicas no. 6: Tiempo de rhumba engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) bass drum [bombo]: Damon Buckley bongos: Ray DesRoches claves: Richard Allen, Zita Carno and Gerald Jacobsky cowbell [cencerro]: Richard Allen güiro: Sal Buccola maracas: Don DesRoches marímbula: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble quijada: Gerald Jacobsky timbales [cubanos]: Edward “Corky” Cornelius timbales [orquesta]: Warren Smith (jazz percussionist) conductor: Paul Price recording of: Rítmica n.º 6 composer: Amadeo Roldán (in 1930)	Amadeo Roldán		1:50
2	Ritmicas no. 5: Tiempo de son engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) bass drum [bombo]: Damon Buckley bongos: Ray DesRoches claves: Richard Allen, Zita Carno and Gerald Jacobsky cowbell [cencerro]: Richard Allen güiro: Sal Buccola maracas: Don DesRoches marímbula: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble quijada: Gerald Jacobsky timbales [cubanos]: Edward “Corky” Cornelius timbales [orquesta]: Warren Smith (jazz percussionist) conductor: Paul Price recording of: Rítmica n.º 5 composer: Amadeo Roldán (in 1930)	Amadeo Roldán		2:27
3	Canticle no. 1 engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) bell [3 claybells], cowbell, percussion [morache] and shakers [wood rattle]: Edward “Corky” Cornelius bell [3 dragon's mouth bells], bell [3 large glass bells] and shakers [gourd]: Michael Rosenberg bell [bells, 3 high], sistrum, tambourine and wood block [3 wood blocks]: Raymond DesRoches cymbal [suspended cymbal], drums (drum set) [brake drum], gong [tam-tam], triangle and wind chime [windbells]: Warren Smith (jazz percussionist) drums (drum set) [3 high drums], drums (drum set) [3 low drums] and gong [3 muted gongs]: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble conductor: Paul Price recording of: Canticle no. 1 composer: Lou Harrison (composer) (in 1940)	Lou Harrison		4:04
4	Three Dance Movements: Waltz engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) anvil, bell [dinner bells], percussion [bottle], triangle [large triangle] and triangle [small triangle]: Paul Price bass drum, snare drum, wood block [large wood block] and wood block [small wood block]: Ray DesRoches bell, drums (drum set) [thundersheet] and gong: Warren Smith (jazz percussionist) cymbal [2 cymbals], cymbal [suspended Chinese cymbals], cymbal [suspended Turkish cymbals] and finger cymbals: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble piano and slapstick [slapstick]: Zita Carno tom-tom: George Boberg, Paul Price and Ray DesRoches conductor: John Cage (American composer) recording of: Three Dance Movements: Waltz composer: William Russell (20th century violinist and avant-garde composer) part of: Three Dance Movements	William Russell		1:43
5	Three Dance Movements: March engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) anvil, bell [dinner bells], percussion [bottle], triangle [large triangle] and triangle [small triangle]: Paul Price bass drum, snare drum, wood block [large wood block] and wood block [small wood block]: Ray DesRoches cymbal [2 cymbals], cymbal [suspended Chinese cymbals], cymbal [suspended Turkish cymbals] and finger cymbals: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble piano and slapstick [slapstick]: Zita Carno tom-tom: George Boberg, Paul Price and Ray DesRoches conductor: John Cage (American composer) recording of: Three Dance Movements: March composer: William Russell (20th century violinist and avant-garde composer) part of: Three Dance Movements	William Russell		1:42
6	Three Dance Movements: Fox Trot engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) anvil, bell [dinner bells], percussion [bottle], triangle [large triangle] and triangle [small triangle]: Paul Price bass drum, snare drum, wood block [large wood block] and wood block [small wood block]: Ray DesRoches cymbal [2 cymbals], cymbal [suspended Chinese cymbals], cymbal [suspended Turkish cymbals] and finger cymbals: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble piano and slapstick [slapstick]: Zita Carno tom-tom: George Boberg, Paul Price and Ray DesRoches conductor: John Cage (American composer) recording of: Three Dance Movements: Fox Trot composer: William Russell (20th century violinist and avant-garde composer) part of: Three Dance Movements	William Russell		1:11
7	Ostinato Pianissimo engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) bongos: Damon Buckley drums (drum set) [3 drums]: Richard Allen gong [3 gongs]: Gerald Jacobsky güiro, tambourine and wood block [2 wood blocks]: Edward “Corky” Cornelius marimba and xylophone: George Broberg other instruments [8 rice bowls]: Raymond DesRoches percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble piano: Charles Burkhart and Zita Carno conductor: Paul Price recording of: Ostinato pianissimo composer: Henry Cowell (in 1934) dedicated to: Nicolas Slonimsky	Henry Cowell		3:24
8	Three Cuban Pieces: Havannera engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) bongos: Raymond DesRoches claves and quijada: Paul Price cowbell [cencerro]: Edward “Corky” Cornelius and Raymond DesRoches güiro and maracas: Edward “Corky” Cornelius marímbula: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble recording of: Three Cuban Pieces: Havannera composer: William Russell (20th century violinist and avant-garde composer) part of: Three Cuban Pieces	William Russell		0:57
9	Three Cuban Pieces: Rhumba engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) bongos: Raymond DesRoches claves and quijada: Paul Price cowbell [cencerro]: Edward “Corky” Cornelius and Raymond DesRoches güiro and maracas: Edward “Corky” Cornelius marímbula: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble recording of: Three Cuban Pieces: Rhumba composer: William Russell (20th century violinist and avant-garde composer) part of: Three Cuban Pieces	William Russell		0:47
10	Three Cuban Pieces: Tiempo de son engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) bongos: Raymond DesRoches claves and quijada: Paul Price cowbell [cencerro]: Edward “Corky” Cornelius and Raymond DesRoches güiro and maracas: Edward “Corky” Cornelius marímbula: George Boberg percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble recording of: Three Cuban Pieces: Tiempo de son composer: William Russell (20th century violinist and avant-garde composer) part of: Three Cuban Pieces	William Russell		0:43
11	Double Music engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) bell [6 sleighbells], drums (drum set) [5 brake drums], drums (drum set) [thundersheet] and sistrum [2 sistrums]: George Boberg bell [6 water buffalo bells] and drums (drum set) [6 brake drums]: Paul Price gong [3 Japanese temple gongs] and gong [tam-tam]: Raymond DesRoches gong [6 muted gongs], gong [large tam-tam] and gong [water gong]: Edward “Corky” Cornelius percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble conductor: John Cage (American composer) recording of: Double Music composer: John Cage (American composer) (in 1941) and Lou Harrison (composer) (in 1941)	John Cage, Lou Harrison		5:46
12	Amores: I. Solo for Prepared Piano engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) prepared piano: John Cage (American composer) recording of: Amores: I. Solo for Prepared Piano composer: John Cage (American composer) (in 1943) part of: Amores	John Cage		1:28
13	Amores: II. Trio (Nine Tom‐Toms, Pod Rattle) engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble shakers [pod rattle] and tom-tom [3 medium tom-toms]: Raymond DesRoches tom-tom [3 high tom-toms]: Paul Price tom-tom [3 low tom-toms]: George Boberg recording of: Amores: II. Trio for 9 tom-toms and a pod rattle composer: John Cage (American composer) (in 1943) part of: Amores	John Cage		2:54
14	Amores: III. Trio (Seven Wood Blocks, Not Chinese) engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) percussion: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble wood block [2 low wood blocks]: George Boberg wood block [2 medium wood blocks]: Raymond DesRoches wood block [3 high wood blocks]: Paul Price recording of: Amores: III. Trio for 7 wood blocks composer: John Cage (American composer) (in 1943) part of: Amores	John Cage		1:25
15	Amores: IV. Solo for Prepared Piano engineer: Bob Arnold (engineer) prepared piano: John Cage (American composer) recording of: Amores: IV. Solo for Prepared Piano composer: John Cage (American composer) (in 1943) part of: Amores	John Cage		4:28

▶ CD 2: Stockhausen / Kagel

▶ CD 3: Live Electronic Music Improvised

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Barcode:: 4010228692822
Format:: 3×CD
Length:: 1:55:18

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Type:: Album + Compilation
Status:: Official
Language:: English
Script:: Latin
Data quality:: Normal

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Wergo
WER 6928 2

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Germany
2009

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