DigiChoral Blue Portraits

Track Listings

1. Tinctorian Blue

2. Obrecht Blue

3. Monteverdian Blue

4. Victorian Blue

5. Franconian Blue

6. Byrd Blue

7. Guidonian Blue

8. Leonin Blue

Editorial Reviews
Matt Borghi theorganizationofsound.com
Kucharz masters the beauty of the choral style ... true to his Minimalist style, but incorporating beautiful melodic waves of sound.

Eric Prindle - Ujamaa's Ambient Experience
... there is plenty to appreciate here, whether one is a fan of ambient atmospheres or classical orchestrations.

Album Description
“DigiChoral Blue Portraits” is the third CD in my “electrochoral” series. The style of these electrochoral works came from my early austere 1970’s minimal music combined with consonant new age harmonies and gestures from our Western Choral Classical Music Tradition. The works on these CD’s were selected to appeal to both classical and new age/ambient music listeners. “DigiChoral Blue Portraits” has some of my older and newer electrochoral works on it. The various tracks show some development of my minimal “choral” style.

Three works from 1992 and 93 - tracks 1, 5, and 8 - are named after early musical theorists: Johannes Tinctoris, Franco of Cologne and Guido of Arezzo.

Tracks 2, 4, and 6 are three faster “fugal” works. “Obrecht Blue” “Victorian Blue ” and “Dufay Blue” use minimal subjects and are named after early polyphonic classical composers.

The two newer chorales - tracks 3 and 7 - “Monteverdian Blue” and “Byrd Blue” employ minimal melodic ideas and are also named after early composers.

“Leonin Blue” is an electro-orchestration of an early instrumental work of mine and is an example of my early minimal “polyphonic” style. lk 990901

DigiChoral Blue Portraits

DigiChoral Blue Portraits, Music, synths, electronic synth music, Larry Kucharz

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DigiChoral Blue Portraits

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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General | Classical | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00005TRYP
Release Date: 1999-10-22

Tracks:

Tinctorian Blue
Obrecht Blue
Monteverdian Blue
Victorian Blue
Franconian Blue
Byrd
Guidonian Blue
Leonin Blue

Album Description

“DigiChoral Blue Portraits” is the third CD in my “electrochoral” series. The style of these electrochoral works came from my early austere 1970's minimal music combined with consonant new age harmonies and gestures from our Western Choral Classical Music Tradition. The works on these CD's were selected to appeal to both classical and new age/ambient music listeners. “DigiChoral Blue Portraits” has some of my older and newer electrochoral works on it. The various tracks show some development of my minimal “choral” style.

Three works from 1992 and 93 - tracks 1, 5, and 8 - are named after early musical theorists: Johannes Tinctoris, Franco of Cologne and Guido of Arezzo.

Tracks 2, 4, and 6 are three faster “fugal” works. “Obrecht Blue” “Victorian Blue ” and “Dufay Blue” use minimal subjects and are named after early polyphonic classical composers.

The two newer chorales - tracks 3 and 7 - “Monteverdian Blue” and “Byrd Blue” employ minimal melodic ideas and are also named after early composers.

“Leonin Blue” is an electro-orchestration of an early instrumental work of mine and is an example of my early minimal “polyphonic” style. lk 990901

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