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Bang on a Can is one of the durable ensembles of New York's downtown scene. Actually one might use the word "projects" instead of "ensembles," for the group's membership has varied quite a bit by recording. The Bang on a Can All-Stars heard here are frequent contributors, and putting them together into the configuration of cello, bass, keyboards, percussion, guitars, and clarinets has inspired a happy need for fresh commissions. It is noteworthy that the primary financial framework here is British, not American. But no matter: the group has convincingly united material by quite diverse composers under a novel thematic umbrella. The Field Recordings of the title are not necessarily ethnomusicological field recordings in the conventional sense of the term, although many of them would qualify, but preexisting recorded matter in general. The composers involved thus seek to create a sort of classical analogue to hip-hop sampling, minus the beats, where the composer adds to and comments upon the material in the recording used. The composers come from the world of indie rock (Tyondai Braxton and Bryce Dessner) as well contemporary classical and electronic music, and the result is a wide variety of conceptions that should stretch any listener's mind. Some standouts include Todd Reynolds' "Seven Sundays" (track eight), utilizing old recordings of African-American preachers whose cadences have a musical as well as a verbal component already, and the opening "Reeling" by Bang on a Can co-founder Julia Wolfe, which manipulates recordings of Irish reels. Your mileage may vary as far as favorites go, but you're likely to find the collection a stimulating piece of evidence that this venerable group of experimenters continues to push boundaries.
© James Manheim /TiVo
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Reeling (Julia Wolfe)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Julia Wolfe, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
An Open Cage (Florent Ghys)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Florent Ghys, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Gene Takes a Drink (Michael Gordon)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Michael Gordon, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Fade to Slide (Christian Marclay)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Christian Marclay, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Unused Swan (David Lang)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - David Lang, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Casino Trem (Tyondai Braxton)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Tyondai Braxton, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Hz (Johann Johannsson)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Johann Johannsson, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Seven Sundays (Todd Reynolds)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Todd Reynolds, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
The Cave (Steve Reich)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Steve Reich, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Maximus to Gloucester, Letter 27 (Withheld) (Bryce Dessner)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Bryce Dessner, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Meeting You Seemed Easy (Mira Calix)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Mira Calix, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
A Wonderful Day (Anna Clyne)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Anna Clyne, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Real Beauty Turns (Nick Zammuto)
Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble - Nick Zammuto, Composer
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
Presentación del Álbum
Bang on a Can is one of the durable ensembles of New York's downtown scene. Actually one might use the word "projects" instead of "ensembles," for the group's membership has varied quite a bit by recording. The Bang on a Can All-Stars heard here are frequent contributors, and putting them together into the configuration of cello, bass, keyboards, percussion, guitars, and clarinets has inspired a happy need for fresh commissions. It is noteworthy that the primary financial framework here is British, not American. But no matter: the group has convincingly united material by quite diverse composers under a novel thematic umbrella. The Field Recordings of the title are not necessarily ethnomusicological field recordings in the conventional sense of the term, although many of them would qualify, but preexisting recorded matter in general. The composers involved thus seek to create a sort of classical analogue to hip-hop sampling, minus the beats, where the composer adds to and comments upon the material in the recording used. The composers come from the world of indie rock (Tyondai Braxton and Bryce Dessner) as well contemporary classical and electronic music, and the result is a wide variety of conceptions that should stretch any listener's mind. Some standouts include Todd Reynolds' "Seven Sundays" (track eight), utilizing old recordings of African-American preachers whose cadences have a musical as well as a verbal component already, and the opening "Reeling" by Bang on a Can co-founder Julia Wolfe, which manipulates recordings of Irish reels. Your mileage may vary as far as favorites go, but you're likely to find the collection a stimulating piece of evidence that this venerable group of experimenters continues to push boundaries.
© James Manheim /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 13 pista(s)
- Duración total: 01:16:47
- 1 Libreto digital
- Artistas principales: Bang On A Can
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: Cantaloupe Music
- Género Clásica
2015 Cantaloupe Music 2015 Cantaloupe Music
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