Collage New Music Performs Martin Brody
Collage New Music
Composer Martin Brody is on the faculty at Wellesley College, president of the Stefan Wolpe Society and on the editorial boards of Perspectives of New Music and The Open Space. He was a Fromm Resident at the American Academy in Rome and later served as the arts director. His three works on this recording explore a common premise: imaginative identification with something or someone outside one's self as a catalyst of self-transformation. In Beasts, it's identification with animals; Millennium Sightings uses text from a 12-century Italian monk that details the apocalypse and an impending new age; and Tree of Life uses texts by James Merrill and Ovid, that deal with the relation between a person and the natural world. Performed with sensitivity and virtuosity by the illustrious Boston ensemble, Collage New Music conducted by David Hoose with soloists Elizabeth Keusch and Pamela Dellal, these works are world premiere recordings.
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Title | Composer | Performer |
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Beasts | Martin Brody | Elizabeth Keusch, soprano; Collage New Music; David Hoose, conductor |
Millennium Sightings | Martin Brody | Janice Felty, mezzo-soprano; Collage New Music; David Hoose, conductor |
Tree of Life | Martin Brody | Pamela Dellal, mezzo-soprano; Collage New Music |
Reviews
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Critic's Choice 2016 American Record Guide
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A fantastic recording of new music! The performances are exceptional and the music is interesting Boston-based ensemble Collage New Music is, as expected, excellent. Lovers of new music shouldn't miss this.
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