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The Late Hour (2002)
for baritone, viola, cello, and percussion
[1 percussionist playing vibraphone, crotales, and glockenspiel ]
[7 minutes]
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| About: |
Mark Strand's poem, "Another Place," from his book The Late Hour (1978), fascinates me because it combines simple and concise language with a complex and subtle structure. Any single line taken on its own might seem simplistic or banal. But put together, these simple building blocks create a rich narrative that somehow seems at once linear, symmetrical, and circular.
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| Performance History: |
Royaumont Voix Nouvelles (France)
members of the Nieuw Ensemble (Amsterdam) and Les Jeunes Solistes (Paris)
Jean-Christophe Jacques, baritone; Frank Brakkee, viola; Jeroen de Herder, cello; Herman Halewijn, percussion; Rachid Safir, conductor
(September 2002)
BargeMusic (New York)
Ryan Dohoney, baritone; Miranda Sielaff, viola; Tomoko Fujita, cello; Sam Solomon, percussion (December 2004)
Columbia Composers (New York)
Ryan Dohoney, baritone; Miranda Sielaff, viola; Joanne Lin, cello; Sam Solomon, percussion (February 2005)
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