Sixthspecies - Lansing McLoskey / Leticia Oaks-Strong, Timothy Durkovic, et al

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Lansing McLoskey (b.1964) came to the world of composition via a somewhat unorthodox route. The proverbial "Three B's" for him were The Beatles, Bauhaus and Black Flag. His first experiences in composition were as a guitarist and songwriter for punk rock bands in the Bay Area in the early 1980s. It was through these years in the visceral world of punk that he first developed a love for classical music. Hailed as "one of the best composers of (his) generation," McLoskey has had his music performed to critical acclaim across the U.S. and in 12 other countries on five continents. His music has an emotional intensity that appeals to academic and amateur alike, defying traditional stylistic pigeonholes.
 



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McLoskey, Lansing D. : Wild Bells, for viola & piano

  • Performers: Timothy Durkovic (Piano); Leticia Oaks-Strong (Viola)
  • Running Time: 24 min. 42 sec.
  • Written: 2000


McLoskey, Lansing D. : OK-OK, for 4 saxophones

  • Ensemble: Frost Saxophone Quartet
  • Running Time: 9 min. 4 sec.
  • Written: 2006


McLoskey, Lansing D. : Solsange (Sunsongs), for chorus

  • Running Time: 14 min. 21 sec.
  • Written: 2001


McLoskey, Lansing D. : Tinted, for viola, cello & piano

  • Performers: Nina Ferrigno (Piano); Joanna Kurkowicz (Violin); Andrew Talle (Cello)
  • Notes: John Knowles Paine Concert Hall, Harvard University (11/12/1955/11/14/1955)
  • Running Time: 14 min. 8 sec.
  • Written: 1998


McLoskey, Lansing D. : Glaze, for brass quintet

  • Performer: Robert Schulz (Drums)
  • Ensemble: Atlantic Brass Quintet
  • Running Time: 10 min. 52 sec.
  • Written: 2000


 

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