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This Piano Thing

Gordon Monahan · 1992

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Лейбл	Swerve Editions
Каталожный №	GM004
Формат	CD
Дата выпуска	1992
Страна	Канада
Жанр	Классика
Стиль	Avantgarde, Экспериментальная, Contemporary

Треклист

	Piano Mechanics (For Solo Unaltered Piano)
	Voices Emerging Along High Tension Wires
	Abrupt Stops
	Solitary Waves 1
	Solitary Waves 2
	Trill With Hand-Controlled Pitch Release
	Solitary Waves 3
	Melody Concealed By A Tremolo / High Trills Becoming Difference Tones
	Fingers And Arms Becoming Four Hands
	This Piano Thing (For Solo Prepared Piano)
	Piano Drilling
	Moving And Stationary
	Screws, Nuts, Washers
	Prelude - The Din Of Demolition

Участники

Arranged By [Compositional Arrangement]: John Oswald

Arranged By [Compositional Arrangement], Performer: Trimpin

Design: Bruce Mau

Design [With]: Greg Van Alstyne

Editor [Copy Editing]: Kathleen Fleming

Performer [Blüthner Concert Grand Piano, Microphones], Composed By, Producer [Produced By]: Gordon Monahan

Photography By: Teresa Healy

Producer [Recording Production], Edited By [Master Edit], Editor [Audio Editing], Producer [Audio Production], Liner Notes: John Oswald

Recorded By [Assistant Recording Engineer]: Theresa Leonard

Recorded By [Recording Engineer]: Andre White

Компании

: Swerve Editions

: Gordon Monahan

: Disque Americ

: Luscar Studio, Banff, AB

: Mystery Laboratory

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Matrix / Runout	NR32<067>GM004 fabriqué par/made by DISQUE AMERIC [logo] CANADA
Rights Society	SOCAN

Примечания

Piano Mechanics was composed during 1981-86. This Piano Thing was composed in 1989. Recorded in the Luscar Recording Studio at the Banff Centre for the Arts, October 1990. I would like to dedicate this CD to [a26955] and [a157450] for the inspiration of their piano music, and to [a9297], for pioneering the idea of composing music based on the known and unknown acoustical principles and phenomenology of sound. Comes with 20-page booklet.