Shadows and Echoes
Shadows and Echoes
ASIN: B0000253BS
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
In recent decades, male jazz singers have become an endangered species. For every male jazz singer who debuted in the 1970s and 1980s, there were at least a dozen or more female jazz singers. And yet, some promising young male jazz singers emerged in the 1990s, including Kevin Mahogany, Kurt Elling, Allan Harris and Ian Shaw.
Another young male who is doing his part to keep jazz singing alive and healthy is the Philadelphia-based Lou Lanza, who has fashioned a distinctive and recognizable style that successfully unites the vulnerability of Chet Baker, Mel Torme and a young Frank Sinatra with the hard-bop risk-taking of Mark Murphy and Jon Hendricks.
"As far as the current crop of younger male jazz vocalists goes, most of them are either esoteric hard bop singers like Kurt Elling--whose risk-taking I admire--or they fall into the crooner vein a la Harry Connick and Allan Harris," explains Lanza, who provided three albums in the 1990s and is planning to release at least two or three more in 2003 and 2004. "There aren't too many who are in between, but I like to think that I'm a combination of the two."
Listening to Lanza's CDs, one hears a singer who has developed his style by paying close attention to a variety of artists--not only male jazz singers, but also, jazz instrumentalists, female jazz singers and classic pop crooners like Sinatra.
"I feel that I'm a bit of a wild card and that I'm a combination of a lot of different influences," asserts Lanza, who is unrelated to the Philadelphia opera singer Mario Lanza. "Chet Baker taught me the importance of showing your vulnerability, whereas Ella Fitzgerald showed me that I could move my voice around like an instrument whether I'm scatting or using words. Chet phrased beautifully, and obviously put a lot of thought into the impact and meaning of the lyrics he was singing. Mark Murphy is probably the best conglomeration of all those things because he has the vulnerability as well as the ability to use his voice as an instrument."
Lanza continues: "I think what I got the most from Sinatra was knowing the importance of the lyric. And Miles Davis showed me that you could improvise musically, yet still convey the meaning of the lyrics through the notes--without words."
Lanza's recording career began in 1995, when he recorded his promising debut album, The Road Not Taken, for the independent J-Bird label. That album was followed by his second album, Corner Pocket, a more eclectic outing that he recorded in 1997. "With Corner Pocket, I was concerned with hitting the jazz element especially hard, and I got more into bebop, scatting and vocalese," Lanza recalls. "I wanted someone to be able to pull out any song and say, 'This is definitely a straight-ahead jazz album.' "
But if Corner Pocket illustrated his more aggressive, hard-swinging side, Lanza favored a more pensive, reflective approach when he recorded his third album, Shadows and Echoes, for the Dutch Challenge Records. Shadows and Echoes was produced by jazz veteran Chris Ellis, a British singer who is also among the most respected jazz producers in Europe.
And just as The Road Not Taken, Corner Pocket and Shadows and Echoes were three very different albums, Lanza's next two releases will show the jazz world different sides of his artistry. One of them is An Intimate Portrait in Blue, a moody, often melancholy album of ballads and torch songs. The other album, Opening Doors: A Jazz Tribute to the Doors , is a hard-swinging, more aggressive effort that finds Lanza paying tribute to one of the top rock bands of the 1960s. The singer plans to release both Opening Doors and An Intimate Portrait in Blue on his own label City Sounds.
While Lanza isn't the first jazz artist to record songs by The Doors, Opening Doors marks the first time that an entire jazz vocal album has focused on their music exclusively. And make no mistake: Opening Doors is very much a jazz album. From "Light My Fire" to "Break On Through
Product Description
This is a ballad heavy collection of generally off the beaten track standards sung beautifully by Lou Lanza. If you like melodic jazz that swings, you would enjoy this cd.
Shadows and Echoes,Lou Lanza,Challenge Records/A Records
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- Total Haunted House Material!
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Pure Horror: A Compilation of Original Score Themes
Manufacturer: Beyond Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Film Scores
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Movie Soundtracks
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ASIN: B00005PJCY
Release Date: 2001-10-02 |
Tracks:
- Stir Of Echoes: Empty Couch - James Newton Howard
- Candyman 3: Day Of The Dead: Main Title - Adam Gorgoni
- Book Of Shadows: Blair Witch Project 2: Funny Farm - Carter Burwell
- Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies: Transformation - David Williams
- Book Of Shadows: Blair Witch Project 2: Dossiers - Carter Burwell
- Stir Of Echoes: Kidnapping Jake - James Newton Howard
- Soul Survivors: Title Track - Daniel Licht
- Candyman 3: Day Of The Dead: Finale - Adam Gorgoni
- Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies: Freeze - David Williams
- Soul Survivors: There's No Grade - Daniel Licht
- The Blair Witch Project: The Cellar - Antonio Cora
Customer Reviews:
Total Haunted House Material!.......2005-01-14
I run a Haunted House every Halloween season and this compilation will go very nicely for the queue line. Not a bad song in the bunch. There's stuff to keep people on their toes, weirded out and just plain pumped up to enter the haunt. A definite mood setter!
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- A worthwhile investment
- Excelent compilation!
- Amazingly Now Retrospective
- How Could You Not Listen?
- Good for help to know up-to-date contemporaly music
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25 Years: Retrospective
Suzanne Elder , Paul Hillier , David Krakauer , John Adams , Franguiz Ali-Zadeh , Ken Benshoof , George Crumb , Morton Feldman , Philip Glass , Osvaldo Golijov , Henryk Gorecki , Sofiya Gubaydulina , Arvo Part , P. Q. Phan , Astor Piazzolla , Steve Reich , Terry Riley , Alfred Schnittke , Peter Sculthorpe , Kevin Volans , Aki Takahashi , Ellen L. Hargis , Neal Rogers , and Kronos Quartet
Manufacturer: Nonesuch
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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Reich, Steve
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Riley, Terry
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- Three Tales (CD & DVD)
- Schnittke: Complete String Quartets
- Alban Berg: Lyric Suite
- Henryk Gorecki: String Quartet No. 3...songs are sung
ASIN: B00000DD9B
Release Date: 1998-10-27 |
Tracks:
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Judah to Ocean
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Toot Nipple
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Dogjam
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Pavane: She's So Fine
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Rag the Bone
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Habanera
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Stubble Crochet
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Hammer & Chisel
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Alligator Escalator
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Standchen: The Little Serenade
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Judah to Ocean (Reprise)
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Fratres
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Psalom
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Summa
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Missa Syllabica: Kyrie
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Gloria
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Credo
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Sanctus
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Agnus Dei
- John's Book of Alleged Dances (1994): Ite, missa est
Tracks:
- Traveling Music: 1. Gentle, easy
- Traveling Music: 2. Moderate
- Traveling Music: 3. Driving
- Song of Twenty Shadows
- Five Tango Sensations: Asleep
- Five Tango Sensations: Loving
- Five Tango Sensations: Anxiety
- Five Tango Sensations: Despertar
- Five Tango Sensations: Fear
- Five Tango Sensations: Four, for Tango
Tracks:
- Piano And String Quartet (1985) - Various Artists
Tracks:
- Quartet # 4 (Buczak, 1989): I
- Quartet # 4 (Buczak, 1989): II
- Quartet # 4 (Buczak, 1989): III
- Mishima Quartet, Quartet #3 (1985): 1957 - Award Montage
- Mishima Quartet, Quartet #3 (1985): November 25 - Ichigaya
- Mishima Quartet, Quartet #3 (1985): 1934 - Grandmother and Kimitake
- Mishima Quartet, Quartet #3 (1985): 192 - Body Building
- Mishima Quartet, Quartet #3 (1985): Blood Oath
- Mishima Quartet, Quartet #3 (1985): Mishima/Closing
- Company, Quartet #2 (1983): I
- Company, Quartet #2 (1983): II
- Company, Quartet #2 (1983): III
- Company, Quartet #2 (1983): IV
- Quartet #5 (1991): I
- Quartet #5 (1991): II
- Quartet #5 (1991): III
- Quartet #5 (1991): IV
- Quartet #5 (1991): V
Tracks:
- The Dreams & Prayers of Isaac the Blind: Prelude: Calmo, sospeso
- The Dreams & Prayers of Isaac the Blind: I. Agitato - Con fucco - Maestoso - Senza misura, oscilante
- The Dreams & Prayers of Isaac the Blind: II. Teneramente - Ruvido - Presto
- The Dreams & Prayers of Isaac the Blind: III. Calmo, sospeso - Allego pesante
- The Dreams & Prayers of Isaac the Blind: Postlude: Lento, liberamente
- Quartet #4 (1993)
- Mugam Sayagi (1993)
Tracks:
- Quasi una fantasia (Quartet #2), Op.64 (1990-91): I. Largo (Sostenuto - Mesto)
- Quasi una fantasia (Quartet #2), Op.64 (1990-91): II. DecisoEnergico (Marcatissimo sempre)
- Quasi una fantasia (Quartet #2), Op.64 (1990-91): III. Arioso: Adagio cantabile
- Quasi una fantasia (Quartet #2), Op.64 (1990-91): IV. Allegro (Sempre con grande passione e molto marcato)
- Already It is Dusk (Quartet #1), Op.62 (1988)
Tracks:
- Different Trains: America Before The War
- Different Trains: Europe During The War
- Different Trains: America After The War
- Black Angels: I. Departure - 1. Thenody I: Night Of The Electric Insects - 2. Sounds Of Bones And Flutes - 3. Lost Bells - 4. Devil-Music - 5. Danse Macabre
- Black Angels: II. Absence - 6. Pavana Lachrymae - 7. Threnody II: Black Angels! - 8. Sarabanda de la Muerte Oscura - 9. Losts Bells (Echo)
- Black Angels: III. Return - 10. God Music - 11. Ancient Voices - 12. Ancient Voices (Echo) - 13. Thenody III: Night Of The Electric Insects
Tracks:
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Introduction
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Cadenza: Violin I
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Where Was Wisdom When We Went West?
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Cadenza: Viola
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): March of the Old Timers Reefer Division
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Cadenza: Violin II
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Tuning to Rolling Thunder
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): The Night Cry of Black Buffalo Woman
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Cadenza: Cello
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Gathering of the Spiral Clan
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): Captain Jack Has the Last Word
- Cadenza on the Night Plain (1984): G Song
- Salome Dances for Peace (1985-86) - III. The Gift: Echoes of Primordial Tim
- Salome Dances for Peace (1985-86) - III. The Gift: Mongolian Winds
- V. Good Medicine: Good Medicine Dance
Tracks:
- Quartet No. 2 (1981): I. Moderato
- Quartet No. 2 (1981): II. Agitato
- Quartet No. 2 (1981): III. Mesto
- Quartet No. 2 (1981): IV. Moderato
- Quartet No. 4 (1989): I. Lento
- Quartet No. 4 (1989): II. Allegro
- Quartet No. 4 (1989): III. Lento
- Quartet No. 4 (1989): IV. Vivace
- Quartet No. 4 (1989): V. Lento
- Collected Songs Where Every Verse Is Filled With Grief (1984-85)
Tracks:
- Jabiru Dreaming, Quartet #11 (1990): I. Deciso
- Jabiru Dreaming, Quartet #11 (1990): II. Amoroso
- Quartet #8 (1969): I. Con dolore
- Quartet #8 (1969): II. Risoluto; calmo
- Quartet #8 (1969): III. Con dolore
- Quartet #8 (1969): IV. Con precisione
- Quartet #8 (1969): V. Con dolore
- From Ubirr (1994)
- Tragedy at the Opera (1995)
- White Man Sleeps Quartet #1: First Dance
- White Man Sleeps Quartet #1: Second Dance
- White Man Sleeps Quartet #1: Third Dance
- White Man Sleeps Quartet #1: Fourth Dance
- White Man Sleeps Quartet #1: Fifth Dance
Amazon.com
Seems like only yesterday the Kronos Quartet stepped up their career as musical mavericks with a coveted, wide-open contract with Nonesuch Records. Now it's Nonesuch's turn to give Kronos the big-package nod, gathering key works recorded by the group--from younger composers and time-tested veterans alike--into this 10-CD box set. As one might expect, the set is stuffed with contrasts, from the first CD, with its 11-part, upstepping John Adams suite and then the far more solemn Missa Syllabica from Arvo Pärt. Nearly 20 of these pieces here were composed expressly for Kronos, pitched and sculpted for their easily-racked mixture of straightforward string quartet roles and intelligently restructured approaches to the even the simplest gestures. Perhaps most key here is George Crumb's Black Angels, in large part due to Crumb's role in inspiring David Harrington to form Kronos 25 years ago. Crumb's music spirals and chases through the air, engaging high pitches and fast pacings as if they were ends in themselves. Gone from this set are most of the short snippets that have filled some of Kronos's other fine single CD recordings. In abundance instead are some of the legendary works: Morton Feldman's long, endlessly patient Piano and String Quartet (with Aki Takahashi), Steve Reich's unnerving Different Trains, and Henryk Górecki's String Quartets Nos. 1 and 2. There are also some of the astounding Eastern European works from Night Prayers as well, including the stunning Quartet No. 4 from Sofia Gubaidulina. And of course there are the Kronos biggie pieces: Philip Glass's works fill one CD, and so do Terry Riley's. What's more, Riley's Cadenza on the Night Plain and "G Song" are presented here in entirely fresh, new recordings. What the listener gets is a huge block of music, full of shifting colors and textures but perfectly apt in giving a wide-angle vantage on what Kronos has done for contemporary music. --Andrew Bartlett
Customer Reviews:
A worthwhile investment.......2003-10-06
It would be an understatement to say that this is a fabulous box set. All 10 CDs are packed with some fabulous music that beautifull highlights the first 25 years of the Kronos Quartet, and the booklet included provides a great history of the group as well as nice blurbs on the composers and their pieces.
Equally nice about the box set is the inclusion of multiple new recordings, thus making this a worthwhile investment for fans. The Peter Sculthorpe Quartets are a particularly nice addition, as are the added Piazzolla, Part, and Riley compositions.
Along with this, the "classic" Kronos recordings are all here: "Black Angels" "Different Trains" "Salome Dances for Peace" (well, exceprts), and Feldman's Piano and String Quartet. Of particular note, I think is the inclusion of Gubaidulina's Quartet No 4, a fabulous recording that is otherwise hidden in Kronos' recording "Night Prayers."
Yes, this is quite an investment, but I firmly believe that it's worth it - longtime fans and newcomers alike have a lot to gain from this collection.
Excelent compilation!.......2001-09-09
I like more classic period, like Hayden, but Cronos does it very well, technicaly excelent. The ten sets are wonderful recordings and the selection is unique. It deserves the investment, If you buy it, youre going to have more than ten hours of joy.
Amazingly Now Retrospective.......2001-06-26
Since their youthful start in the NW back in the 70's, Kronos has collaborated with, commissioned, or just played such a breadth of musicians it almost seems that breadth - and especially non western world culture - is their mission. But, while this conservatively and esthetically designed 25-yr-retrospective box (with its increasingly sophisticated photo-portraits) belies the pulsation of social angst and conscience that underlies the bulk of the inclusions, the latter concern, its vitality and relevance - and not some stylish chasing after cultural breadth - is what overtakes the listener/reader, rather soon. I say reader, since the booklet is very helpful, especially to the relative novice, and well balanced in its coverage of composers, historical contexts, performers, individual texts, etc.
There are probably more non contemporaries performed by the Quartet over the years than this selection would indicate. That undercuts their ties with the sense of revolution in music throughout the ages, but it leaves more time for the present: and that is where one expects the group wishes to be, is most contributory and challenged, and is best and most fairly judged. Highly recommended, both for those who know Kronos's work well and wish a handsome tribute on their shelf, and for those who do not but are open and ready to be affected, whether impacted esthetically, reminded socio-morally, or whatever combination of both befits.
How Could You Not Listen?.......1998-12-19
My opinion pales when compared to this CD. Indeed the group's ingeniousness, its knowing and its balls are in full display here, hopefully to put to rest any lingering contention that there is little more to Kronos than form. To any person who accepts the merits of 20th-century music, this CD presents the genius of our culture and teaches that daring and ingenuity do not have to be sacrificed on the road to technical brilliance. My only regret is that the CD does not include Kronos's interpretation of Bartok. But, so what? Górecki's here, as are Part and Benshoof. Listen to this CD -- soar and struggle with it.
Good for help to know up-to-date contemporaly music.......1998-11-28
The Kronos Quartet has released many albums. There let us see what the quartet has tried new titles and arrenges in each period. But this is the best set for understand the quartet as summary of thier works. The CDs are distributed by each composers and we can see thier identities easily.Unfortunately this dose not include all but be enough to see what the quartet has been.I hope that every classical music fans(not only contemporaly music fans) listen this CDs.
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When Guitars Ruled: A Tribute to the Shadows
The Echoes
Manufacturer: Blues Leaf Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
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Pop Rock
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ASIN: B00005Y9WR
Release Date: 2001-09-04 |
Tracks:
- Shadoogie
- The Savage
- Atlantis
- Dance On
- Geronomo
- Peace Pipe
- Theme For Young Lovers
- Apache
- Wonderful Land
- F.B.I./And The Boys
- The Stranger
- Genie With The Light Brown Bottle
- Round And Round
- Chattanooga Choo-Choo
- The Frightened City
- The Lost City
- Foot Tapper
- Theme From 'The Deerhunter'
Product Description
1 Southern Wagon
2 Lincoln and Liberty
3 Rondeau
4 Here's Your Mule
5 Upidee Song
6 Aura Lee
7 Gary Owen
8 Follow the Drinking Gourd
9 Battle of Shiloh Hill
10 Old Dan Tucker
11 Old Folks at Home (Swanee River)
12 Jacob's Ladder
13 Shenandoah
14 Jim Crack Corn (Blue-Tail Fly)
15 Welcome Here Again/1812
16 Just Before the Battle Mother/Taps
17 Surrendering of Arms
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Echoes and Shadows [RARE]
Keith Caldwell
Manufacturer: Music Plus
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000M2XJCW |
Product Description
1. Pure Imagination / Follow Me 2. Come Rain or Come Shine 3. My Foolish Heart 4. Send in the Clowns 5. Bring Back the Spring 6. When Sunny Gets Blue 7. Up, Up and Away 8. Echoes and Shadows 9. Dream a Little Dream of Me 10. I'm Glad There Is You 11. Lie to Me 12. Today
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Shadows and Echoes
Lou Lanza
Manufacturer: Challenge Records/A Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Bebop General
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Modern Postbebop
| Jazz
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| Vocal Pop
| Pop
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ASIN: B0000253BS
Release Date: 1998-10-15 |
Tracks:
- Get Happy
- Lonely Girl
- A Thousand Thoughts Of You
- Make Believe
- I've Got Just About Everything
- Shadows And Echoes
- Happy Samba
- Cuckoo
- Dreamsville
- Star Sounds
- The House Is Haunted
- The Gift
- Lover, Come Back To Me
- Turn Out The Stars
Album Description
This is a ballad heavy collection of generally off the beaten track standards sung beautifully by Lou Lanza. If you like melodic jazz that swings, you would enjoy this cd.
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Edwardian Echoes: Echos aud der Zeit Eduards VII
Manufacturer: Chandos
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Incidental Music
| Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music
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| Classical
| Styles
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General
| Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music
| Forms & Genres
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music
| Forms & Genres
| Romantic (c.1820-1910)
| Historical Periods
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
General
| Classical
| Styles
| Music
Musical Theater
| Vocal Non-Opera
| Opera & Vocal
| Styles
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ASIN: B000000AQI
Release Date: 1993-03-23 |
Product Description
1 When Johnny Comes Marching Home
2 Oh Susannah
3 Yankee Doodle
4 Battle Cry of Freedom
5 Irish Washerwoman
6 Lorena
7 Buffalo Gals
8 Kingdom Coming
9 Vacant Chair
10 Bonnie Blue Flag
11 Camptown Races
12 Dixie
13 Marching Through Georgia
14 Amazing Grace
15 Goober Peas
16 Blackberry Blossom
17 Battle Hymn of the Republic/John Brown's Body
Tracks:
- The Shadows Around The House: I. Swan's Elegy - Pamela Reich/Walter Cain/Mark Milano
- The Shadows Around The House: II. Mambo - Pamela Reich/Walter Cain/Mark Milano
- The Shadows Around The House: III. The Sky Over My Mother's House - Pamela Reich/Walter Cain/Mark Milano
- The Shadows Around The House: IV. Train Ride at Dusk - Pamela Reich/Walter Cain/Mark Milano
- The Best-Beloved: I. Psalm 63 - Katherine Harris
- The Best-Beloved: II. Holy Sonnet - Katherine Harris
- The Best-Beloved: III. My thoughts hold mortal strife - Katherine Harris
- The Best-Beloved: IV. My beloved is mine, and I am his - Katherine Harris
- Song Of Solomon: Scene I - Katherine Harris/Nathaniel Watson
- Song Of Solomon: Scene II - Katherine Harris/Nathaniel Watson
- Song Of Solomon: Motet - Katherine Harris/Nathaniel Watson
- Song Of Solomon: Scene III - Katherine Harris/Nathaniel Watson
Customer Reviews:
Evocative, erotic and very modern........1999-01-11
This is a very interesting collection of works by contemporary New York composers. All are written for a chorus accompanied by a string quartet plus one other instrument (percussion in the case of the Cipullo and a harp in the case of the Wagoner). All have a sharp modern sensibility, and deal with the themes of love and eroticism.
Beyond that the pieces differ. The Cipullo pieces are rhythmic and lively, De Blasio's are sometimes frighteningly intense, while Wagoner's longer work has more of an elegiac quality. All of the works are well worth trying.
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