Andriessen, Louis

See Ya Thursday - Music for Marimba
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    		See Ya Thursday - Music for Marimba

    Manufacturer: Nancy Zeltsman
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    ASIN: B00004SR29
    Release Date: 2000-04-25

    Tracks:

    1. Nancy
    2. Katamiya
    3. See Ya Thursday
    4. Bagatelle N 4, Op. 126 (Presto)
    5. Marimbology: I. Scherzando
    6. Marimbology: II. Rhapsody
    7. Marimbology: III. Sarabande
    8. Marimbology: IV. Toccata
    9. Morning Glory
    10. For Susanna Kyle
    11. Beau Baiser (A Beautiful Kiss)
    12. Three Moves for Marimba: Hop
    13. Three Moves for Marimba: Turn
    14. Three Moves for Marimba: Slide
    15. Paraguas (The Umbrellas - Mazurka)
    16. La Orilla de un Palmar (In the Grove Among the Palms)

    Product Description

    Marimbist Nancy Zeltsman's 2nd solo CD. The centerpieces are three major contemporary works for marimba (that were composed for Zeltsman) by Steven Mackey, Gunther Schuller & Paul Lansky. Surrounding those are shorter works adapted by Zeltsman. 1: Nancy (Emmanuel Séjourné) 2: Katamiya (Emmanuel Séjourné) 3: See Ya Thursday (Steven Mackey) 4: Bagatelle No.4, Op.126 (L.v.Beethoven/Zeltsman) 5-8: Marimbology (Gunther Schuller) 9: Morning Glory (Duke Ellington) 10: For Susanna Kyle (Leonard Bernstein) 11: Un Beau Baiser (Louis Andriessen/Zeltsman) 12-14: Three Moves for Marimba (Paul Lansky) 15: Los Paraguas (Federico Chueca/Tárrega/Zeltsman 16: A La Orilla de un Palmar (Traditional Mexican/Zeltsman)
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      Manufacturer: Sony
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      ASIN: B000002ATJ
      Release Date: 1995-04-25

      Tracks:

      1. Lick
      2. Hout
      3. Anvil Chorus
      4. Hoketus/A
      5. Hoketus/B
      6. Hoketus/C
      7. Hoketus/D/E
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      Louis Andriessen: Writing to Vermeer
      Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
      • maybe "you had to be there..."
      • Can minimalists repeat themselves?
      		 Louis Andriessen: Writing to Vermeer

      Manufacturer: Nonesuch
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      ASIN: B000CNFALO
      Release Date: 2006-04-11

      Tracks:

      1. Scene One
      2. Scene Two
      3. Scene Three

      Tracks:

      1. Scene Four
      2. Scene Five
      3. Scene Six

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      This remarkable, unique opera, premiered in the Netherlands in 1999, is a beautiful, lyrical piece of work. It takes place in 1672, when the artist Johannes Vermeer left his home in Delft for two weeks to advise a collector on the purchase of some Italian paintings. The opera's form--thoroughly anti-dramatic--involves letters sent to Vermeer (who never appears or reacts) by his real mother-in-law, his real wife, and a fictional model. There are 18 letters, and each of the women represening them has a unique voice and attitude. The model, Saskia, has music that sits high in the soprano voice and is always sung sweetly; the mother-in-law, Maria, is a mezzo, and her middle register provides warmth and caring; Vermeer's wife, Catharina, another soprano, sings lovingly and passionately. The letters are relatively mundane. They describe the health and well-being (or not) of the children, domestic life, and so forth, and all of them yearn for Vermeer's return. So where's the drama? Well, 1672 was a catastrophic year for the Netherlands. Catholic-Protestant battling tore the country apart, there was an explosion in Delft, the French invaded, two important statesman were murdered, and finally, the Dutch flooded their own country as a defense against the French, ruining the country's economy and Vermeer's livelihood. These events burst into the narrative and the music, which is simply lovely and gentle most of the time, although it becomes dissonant and aggressive. Andriessen's score is interrupted by electronic music and sounds composed by Michel an der Aa. If all this, with the libretto by Peter Greenaway, sounds odd and difficult to take, it is only odd. The string playing is light and Baroque-flavored (and there is prominent use of harpsichord), while harps and cimbalom create a gentler world. And the final all-encompassing flood is as impressive in its cataclysmic grandeur as the simpler, domestic scenes are charming. As great drama, onstage, I'm not certain of how this would play; on CD it is a joy to behold. --Robert Levine

      Album Description

      Writing to Vermeer is the sixth Nonesuch release from Louis Andriessen, the most highly regarded contemporary composer working in the Netherlands today, an influential and inconoclastic figure whose work has been presented on stages throughout the world. The multimedia opera contrasts the alluring stillness and warm glow of the domestic scenes painted by Dutch master Johannes Vermeer with the clangorous political, social and economic turmoil or the encroaching outside world during the late 1700's.

      Customer Reviews:

      1 out of 5 stars maybe "you had to be there...".......2006-12-22

      I can't imagine why Mr. Andriessen's new opera Writing to Vermeer is garnering so much praise -- maybe "you had to be there." On CD, however, it's a grating, annoying, and self-consciously postmodern trial to endure... in fact, I finally had to just give up about halfway through the second disc. Life is too short, after all.

      5 out of 5 stars Can minimalists repeat themselves?.......2006-12-17

      When I first discovered the music of Louis Andriessen, I suddenly understood more clearly why so many contemporary composers (esp. those who'd worked with him) sounded the way they did. Andriessen brings a European edge to the repetitive, jazz & rock tinged music we call "Minimal" in the USA. I ran out and bought just about everything available on CD. Listening to this new opera, however, I'm reminded that every composer has a tendency to repeat themselves. While there are some absolutely stunning moments in this piece (especially those that combine music with concrete sound) I also found the all-female voices got taxing about 90 minutes in. An opera, after all, is a theatrical experience, and I bet this piece (with staging and projections by Peter Greenaway) was dazzling to watch. Where the hell's the DVD?
      Louis Andriessen: De Tijd (Time) for Large Ensemble - Schönberg Ensemble
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Here is excellent
      		 Louis Andriessen: De Tijd (Time) for Large Ensemble - Schönberg Ensemble
      Louis Andriessen , Reinbert de Leeuw , and Schönberg Ensemble
      Manufacturer: Nonesuch
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      2. Louis Andriessen: De Stijl; M Is for Man, Music, Mozart
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      5. Schnittke: Complete String Quartets

      ASIN: B000005J1M
      Release Date: 1993-05-18

      Tracks:

      1. De Tijd (Time)

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Here is excellent.......2004-03-30

      This is an excellent album that most people will not like too much. It can be hard to get into - but really it's superb - very interesting. Listen to everything else by Andriessen before you get this one though - if you have The Time, this is definitly a piece you'll want to make time for. :)
      Sounds of the Seine
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        		Sounds of the Seine

        Manufacturer: Delos Records
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        ASIN: B0000006YW
        Release Date: 1994-05-03

        Tracks:

        1. Fantaisie, Op. 124
        2. Entr'acte
        3. Two Romantic Preludes, Op. 17: I. Tres lent
        4. Two Romantic Preludes, Op. 17: II. Allegro moderato
        5. Gymnopedie No. 1
        6. Syrinx
        7. Intermezzo For Flute And Harp
        8. Concert Piece: I. Allegro vivo
        9. Concert Piece: II. Adagio ma non troppo - Allegro brioso
        10. The Nightingale In Love
        11. Nocturne For Harp And Flute, Op. 48: Adagio
        12. Nocturne For Harp And Flute, Op. 48: Allegro espressivo
        13. Nocturne For Harp And Flute, Op. 48: Thema
        14. Nocturne For Harp And Flute, Op. 48: Variation 1
        15. Nocturne For Harp And Flute, Op. 48: Variation 2
        16. Nocturne For Harp And Flute, Op. 48: Variation 3
        17. Nocturne For Harp And Flute, Op. 48: Variation 4
        18. Nocturne For Harp And Flute, Op. 48: Allegro espressivo
        Don't Panic! 60 Seconds for Piano
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • An absolute riot, and a lot of great (if brief) music!
        		 Don't Panic! 60 Seconds for Piano

        Manufacturer: Wergo
        ProductGroup: Music
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        GeneralGeneral | Bolcom, William | ( B ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music
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        ASIN: B000059GN7
        Release Date: 2001-06-12

        Tracks:

        1. cold springs branch, 10 p.m.

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars An absolute riot, and a lot of great (if brief) music!.......2002-08-02

        What a wonderful project. Pianist extraordinaire Guy Livingston has assembled 60 pieces for piano, each under one minute in length, from composers well-known and obscure, and put them all together in this delightful collection. Some of the composers you'll recognize are Englishman Dan Warburton and American William Bolcom, but all of the pieces are worth noting. Some use electronics, percussion, or prepared piano, and Livingston's pleasant speaking voice can be heard on more than one, but it's always his confident and skillful piano that's at center stage. Some are hysterical, like the piece by Ketzel Cotel, who turns out to be a cat belonging to a New York City composer, and some are quite serious and demanding. But best of all, if you don't like something, wait a minute, and some else will replace it!
        A great album to have going in the background -- if you don't mind having your mind and your attention twisted around periodically -- or to listen to while you stare at nothing.
        Les Angélus: French Sacred Music for Soprano and Organ
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • Musique of the "Ralliement"...
        		 Les Angélus: French Sacred Music for Soprano and Organ

        Manufacturer: MD&G Records
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        ASIN: B00004UFFY
        Release Date: 2000-09-26

        Tracks:

        1. Ave Maria, Op.59
        2. Repentir
        3. Panis Angelicus
        4. La Procession
        5. Ave Maria, Op.14
        6. Pater Noster
        7. 1. Au Matin
        8. 2. A Midi
        9. 3. Au Soir
        10. Pie Jesu
        11. Ave Maria, Op.9
        12. I. Psaume XXXIV
        13. II. Psaume CXL
        14. III. Psaume CXXXVIII
        15. Priez Pour Paix
        16. Oraison Dominicale
        17. Fiat Domine
        18. Magna Res Est Amor
        19. Laudate Dominum

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars Musique of the "Ralliement"..........2005-01-13


        This is quite a nice disc of French music concerned with the "Ralliement": the resurgence of interest in Romish mysticism in the twilight years of the 19th Century and the early years of the 20th C.

        This Ralliement roughly began with Baudelaire and continued with many of the artists, musicians, and writers of the Fin de Siecle and Belle Epoque.

        Van Oosten is a great musician, and has selected some nice tracks for this disc.
        Gigantic Dancing Human Machine
        Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
        • High-energy, ear snack food
        • Too Minimal
        		 Gigantic Dancing Human Machine

        Manufacturer: Cantaloupe
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        ASIN: B00008IXAA
        Release Date: 2003-03-11

        Tracks:

        1. Workers Union
        2. Hoketus
        3. Hout

        Customer Reviews:

        4 out of 5 stars High-energy, ear snack food.......2004-06-19

        Anyone who knows Louis Andriessen's music won't be disappointed in this crisp, hard-driving, spare music. The cascades of notes, the obssessive slithering around tight clusters of notes, and the pointillistic rhythms have the hallmarks of minimalism, but it seems an innacurate label for pieces so jam-packed full of notes. And there's moments of humor, surprisingly, if you know where to listen. Sincere, virtuoso performances. Recommended.

        2 out of 5 stars Too Minimal.......2004-04-14

        Minimalism has had its share of great, truly reductionist works: Glass' "Two Pages", Reich's "Pendulum Music", Bryars' "Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet" - but none of these failed to capture the imagination of the captive audience.

        Unlike these significant works, Louis Andriessen's works represented on this disc (although performed quite well by the now-infamous Bang On A Can) go almost nowhere with the very little material present. While the other composers took highly limited material and turned it into something way more worthwhile than the sum of its part (notice I didn't pluralize this word...), Andriessen uses the same amount of material and succeeds only at utterly boring the audience.

        Don't get me wrong, I LOVE minimalist music (Glass, Reich, Adams, Riley, Gorecki, Part, Nyman, Tavener, Bryars, Duckworth, Lansky at times, etc...) but I just don't think this disc lives up to the other great works of the genre.

        To be fair, track 1, Workers' Union, actually travels pretty well, but it outstays its welcome pretty badly. Hoketus and Hout, although initially intriguing, lose any sense of ingenuity or emotion once you get a few minutes into them.

        Should you pick up this disc?
        Yes.

        Will you enjoy it?
        Not as much as you could have had BOAC picked more musical
        works.

        Overall, I would skip this disc until you absolutely need it for your collection...otherwise check out some of Andriessen's other music...I'm sure you'll be quite satisfied with anything but these pieces!
        Louis Andriessen: De Materie
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • Listen to this music.
        • Justin was right!
        • Jeff Gordon will like this CD!
        • Andriessen...easily the most underappreciated composer.
        • A monumental work by an incredible creative voice
        		 Louis Andriessen: De Materie

        Manufacturer: Nonesuch
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        2. Louis Andriessen: De Stijl; M Is for Man, Music, Mozart
        3. Louis Andriessen: Writing to Vermeer
        4. Rosa: The Death of a Composer
        5. Gigantic Dancing Human Machine

        ASIN: B000005J3J
        Release Date: 1996-09-24

        Tracks:

        1. De Materie: Part I
        2. De Materie: Part II: Hadewijch

        Tracks:

        1. Da Materie: Part III: De Stijl
        2. Da Materie: Part IV

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars Listen to this music........2005-11-04

        I will just add a similar comment to the others posted. Even if you don't like some of Louis Andriessen's music, you could very well love this. In my opinion, one of the most unconventional and strikingly beautiful pieces I have ever heard. As a jazz native, I sometimes have some issues with the boogie-woogie movement, but I assume (hope) that it is completely tongue-in-cheek, in which case it is hilarious simply because of its audaciousness.

        Listen to this stuff.

        5 out of 5 stars Justin was right!.......2000-05-09

        Just got a chance to hear it in completion in the libary this weekend. The third movement (this was my second time for this gem) is absolutely mind-blowing. Bye-bye lunch money!

        5 out of 5 stars Jeff Gordon will like this CD!.......2000-04-23

        Part 1 will wake you up, Part 2 will make you think, Part 3 will get you dancin', and Part 4 will make you cry! This is music you have to hear to believe. Andriessen flouts just about every convention of music, contemporary and traditional, to stupendous effect. Who says you can't repeat the same chord 144 times? Who says a boogie woogie can't be polytonal? Who says the inventory of equipment for a Dutch ship can't be an opera/drama text? Who says the Contrabass Clarinet can't take solos? Who says you can't write a five minute passage for two anvils? If you're not interested by now, let me add that even if you don't normally go for minimalism, you'll go for this amazing theatre piece -- it features, in addition to some of the most powerful triple forte music ever written, some of the most amazingly conceived slow and quiet music too-- Part 2: Hadewijch might even be called spiritual... and Madame Curie's diary entires, interlaced with the most poignant glistening chord, definitely have tear-jerker potential. Buy now or consider yourself deprived!

        5 out of 5 stars Andriessen...easily the most underappreciated composer........2000-03-30

        There is something in this music that has more life than anything I've heard recently. It's a burning energy combined with a genuine craft, and superior technique. Wonderful washes of sound, huge powerful blasts of energy. This CD made me go out and buy EVERYTHING that Andriessen had to offer. He is one of the greatest composers of our time. I highly reccomend this music, but add it is not for the faint of heart...it gets pretty deep :)

        5 out of 5 stars A monumental work by an incredible creative voice.......1999-04-02

        Listeners unfamiliar with Andriessen's music may hesitate to invest in this two-disc set, but it is perhaps the best introduction to this unfortunately underappreciated composer. Andriessen brings together seemingly disparate elements--from jazz and rock to neo-medievalism, Stravinskian rhythmic inventiveness and Messaien-like mysticism--and molds them into his own intensely incisive musical personality. De Materie contains some of the most captivating examples of "minimalism" I've ever heard: the luminous, hypnotically slow unfolding of Part 4 is genuinely otherworldly, while the 144 accelerating fortissimo chords which open Part 1 create an exhilirating, terrifying "granite wall" of sound. Other sections, especially the bold choral declamation in Part 1 and much of "De Stijl" seem highly anti-minimalist in their rhythmic and harmonic intricacy. The performance, under the direction of Reinbert de Leeuw, is consistently forceful (though I think I detected some insecurity in the quick accelerandos and retardandos of Part 1) and the sound quality is uniformly excellent. I recommend this set without reservation and anticipate future Andriessen releases, as he is still very much with us.
        Snapshots: Fiftieth birthday tributes for Oliver Knussen
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          		Snapshots: Fiftieth birthday tributes for Oliver Knussen

          Manufacturer: London Sinfonietta
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          ASIN: B000K2UF2G
          Release Date: 2006-11-28

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