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Description
Literary references are at the heart of Larry Goves's music: written for regular collaborator Sarah Nicolls and scored for solo piano, electric piano, prepared piano, large ensemble, electronic sounds and live processing, Goves explains that Things that are blue... is "my notion of a romantic piano concerto seen through the twisted lens of Paul Auster's surreal gumshoe landscape"; while the terminus wreck for solo cello is a a response to Paul Celan's poetry. Trends in personal relationships, performed by London Sinfonietta under Martyn Brabbins, is a response to modern life, relationships and internet dating.
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Tracklisting
Disc 1
Side 1
- 1. Threesome - London Sinfonietta
- 2. Benign Violations - London Sinfonietta
- 3. Falling in Love and the Internet - London Sinfonietta
- 4. Trends in Personal Relationships - London Sinfonietta
- 5. Exhausted English Landscapes - London Sinfonietta
- 6. The Cedar-limbs - Oliver Coates
- 7. The Vermilion Border - Oliver Coates
- 8. The Terminus Wreck - Oliver Coates
- 9. Things That Are Blue... - Various Performers
- 10. Things That Are White... - Various Performers
- 11. Things That Are Black... - Various Performers
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