FRANCES-MARIE UITTI "THE SECOND BOW" (CRAMPS, 1980)
Two more in the Cramps thread...
This LP has never been reissued - not even in Japan, where almost all other Cramps releases saw the light of the day anew in 2007.
In 1995 Frances-Marie Uitti released a CD "2 Bows" (BvHaast) were she continued to examine the possibilities of playing with two bows at the same time. According her website you can get it from www.jdkproductions.com
If you like this LP you should certainly check it out.
More info and other CDs you can find on her own website > http://www.uitti.org/
FRANCES-MARIE UITTI "THE SECOND BOW"
Frances-Marie Uitti, cello, composition
1. Ukksir 06:22
2. Ieuen 04:07
3. Xantrum 08:51
4. Eoghu 07:21
5. Oaxano 12:27
Full titles of pieces are:
A1: "Ukksir per violoncello solo"
A2: "Ieuen per violoncello preparato a sei corde"
A3: "Xantrum per violoncello solo"
B1: "Eoghu per violoncello a sei corde"
B2: "Oaxano per violoncello solo"
Composition dates: A1: 1978 / A2: 1976 / A3: 1977 / B1: 1979 / B2: 1979.
CRAMPS 5207 307 (Released 1980)
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19 comments:
onx yer drops of late are manna from heaven. this haushold is deeply in yer debt. blessings be upon ya
Wonderful, thanks.
thanks a lot, I'd got one from F M Uitti
( works for cello solo by Giacinto Scelsi)
My worn out LP can take a rest, thank you, one of my favourite records!
You are a granter of wishes, and I send a million thanks to you
i cant get to the file...why do not use some other repository without Ilivid?
I'd love a re-up of this, if possible! Frances-Marie is a real innovator and a lovely person. I asked her about this record, and she couldn't come up with a copy of it, so I come here!
Hi Thaddeus Milne - sorry but I do not find it at the moment.
Maybe someone else is able to help....
New Link
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/keQsXZu6/file.html
Thank you, Andy for your help!
Thanks Andy for the music & in zippy!!!!
BIG THX!...
Thank you!
Andy, thank you!!!
thanks - is it just my ignorance or has the majority of new music since the '60s been favouring strings rather than woodwind or brass? percussion doesn't seem to do too badly. at one time i thought this was a good thing, but of late i've been longing to hear contemporary brass and would appreciate some recommendations i can track down. i hope i am wrong as reductionism of instrumentation seems limiting unless self-imposed for artistic reasons.
anyway, despite this, many thanks for the share which i am sure is a great listen!
Thanks much, guys! Just made it back here and found this! Vanusian: I think you have a point. As a composer myself, I find it easier to compose "contemporary sounding" music for strings, because the "contemporary tecniques" for strings are a bit more straightforward. Using the bow to scrape the strings, bounce the wood of the bow, use extra bow pressure to make a scratch tone, etc, etc are fairly easy to communicate. As a clarinetist, I can say that if a composer asks for a specific type of unusual sound, it can be quite hard to produce well. There are all manner of complicated breathing, tonguing, and multiphonic and microtonal fingerings available, to be sure, but one has to be a bit of a specialist to do most of those things at all well.
can someone reupload this? been looking this forever
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