Est 1923

Lou Harrison Works for Percussion

Record and Artist Details

Composer or Director: Lou Harrison

Label: Dynamic

Media Format: CD or Download

Media Runtime: 66

Mastering:

DDD

Catalogue Number: CDS221

Tracks:

Composition Artist Credit
Concerto for Violin and Percussion Orchestra Lou Harrison, Composer
Enrico Balboni, Violin
Guido Facchin, Conductor
Lou Harrison, Composer
Támmittam Percussion Ensemble
Canticle No. 1 Lou Harrison, Composer
Guido Facchin, Conductor
Lou Harrison, Composer
Támmittam Percussion Ensemble
Canticle No. 3 Lou Harrison, Composer
Gianluca Carollo, Ocarina
Guido Facchin, Conductor
Lou Harrison, Composer
Martina dal Lago, Guitar
Támmittam Percussion Ensemble
Suite for Percussion Lou Harrison, Composer
Guido Facchin, Conductor
Lou Harrison, Composer
Támmittam Percussion Ensemble
Fugue Lou Harrison, Composer
Guido Facchin, Conductor
Lou Harrison, Composer
Támmittam Percussion Ensemble
Song of Quetzalcoatl Lou Harrison, Composer
Guido Facchin, Conductor
Lou Harrison, Composer
Támmittam Percussion Ensemble
Concerto in slendro Lou Harrison, Composer
Enrico Balboni, Violin
Guido Facchin, Conductor
Lou Harrison, Composer
Támmittam Percussion Ensemble
Harrison’s unique melding of ‘pacific’ influences is heard to great effect in the Violin and Percussion Concerto. Canticle No. 3 ranks among his most haunting works; Song of Quetzalcoatl among his most ‘primitive’. Committed performances, though the hard-grained sound emphasizes the music’s percussive essence.'

Lou Harrison Works for Percussion

Concerto for Violin and Percussion Orchestra

Canticle No. 1

Canticle No. 3

Suite for Percussion

Fugue

Song of Quetzalcoatl

Concerto in slendro

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