Crumb: Music for a Summer Evening, Black Angels

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This CD combines two classic Crumb compositions of the 1970s expertly performed by members of The Carnegie Mellon Philhar-monic under the direction of conductor Juan Pablo Izquierdo. "Black Angels' for string quartet was written as a response to the Vietnam War. The work draws from an arsenal of sounds including shouting, chanting, whistling, gongs, maracas, and crystal glasses.



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>Crumb, George : Music for a Summer Evening (Makrokosmos III), for 2 amplified pianos & 2 percussionists
  • Performers: Andrés Cladera (Recorder); Mark Shope (Percussion); Andrés Cladera (Slide Whistle); Michael Passaris (Percussion); Walter Morales (Piano); Luz Manriquez (Piano); Nena Lorenz (Percussion); Brian Spurgeon (Percussion)
  • Conductor: Juan Izquierdo
  • Ensemble: Latinoamericano String Quartet
  • Running Time: 31 min. 29 sec.
  • Period Time: Modern
  • Written: 1974

>Crumb, George : Black Angels (Images I), for electric string quartet
  • Conductor: Juan Izquierdo
  • Ensemble: Carnegie Mellon University Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Running Time: 1 min. 29 sec.
  • Period Time: Modern
  • Form: Chamber Music
  • Written: 1970