Guy Klucevsek: Free Range Accordion

Track Listings
1. Aeolian Furies - Guy Klucevsek,    
2. Breath and Bone - Jerome Kitzke, Guy Klucevsek    
3. Recitative - Guy Klucevsek, Somei Satoh    
4. Blue Jets Red Sprites - Guy Klucevsek,    
5. Coral Desert - Guy Klucevsek    
6. Organum - Guy Klucevsek    
7. Aok Chorale - Guy Klucevsek    
8. Blob - Burt Bacharach, Guy Klucevsek    
9. One Less Bell to Answer - Burt Bacharach, Guy Klucevsek    
10. Hymn - Aaron Jay Kernis, Guy Klucevsek    
11. Boeves Psalm - Lars Hollmer, Guy Klucevsek    

Editorial Reviews
All-Music Guide
Another excellent album.

Santa Barbara Independent
A funny, rich, and meaningful expression of this great American squeezeboxer’s brilliance.

Album Description
This Guy Klucevsek recording covers widely varying terrain, from the highly emotional to the bizarrely witty. The CD presents the premiere recording of Aaron Jay Kernis’s profoundly intense Hymn. Kernis considers the work, based on his haunting memories of visits to concentration camps, as one of “a series of works which have taken a central position in my oeuvre.”

Other deeply personal works are Somei Satoh’s spiritually reflective Recitative (written after his stepfather’s death) and Jerome Kitzke’s boisterous Breath and Bone (a elegy for a good friend).

Klucevsek’s Burt Bacharach arrangements move from the delightfully ridiculous to the sublimely ethereal in just a few short minutes.

The performer writes that Lars Hollmer’s piece has “one of the most beautiful melodies I have ever heard,” while Klucevsek’s own Three of a Kind offer what Starkland feels are possibly his most austerely gorgeous works yet.

Add in Stephen Montague’s virtuousic work and Lois V Vierk’s energetic piece (also both premiere recordings) and the result is a powerful, highly varied recording.

Starkland’s previous Klucevsek CD won a “Recording of Special Merit” from Stereo Review.

Guy Klucevsek: Free Range Accordion

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    Manufacturer: Starkland
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    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00004UAXI
    Release Date: 2000-07-25

    Tracks:

    1. Aeolian Furies - Guy Klucevsek,
    2. Breath and Bone - Jerome Kitzke, Guy Klucevsek
    3. Recitative - Guy Klucevsek, Somei Satoh
    4. Blue Jets Red Sprites - Guy Klucevsek,
    5. Coral Desert - Guy Klucevsek
    6. Organum - Guy Klucevsek
    7. Aok Chorale - Guy Klucevsek
    8. Blob - Burt Bacharach, Guy Klucevsek
    9. One Less Bell to Answer - Burt Bacharach, Guy Klucevsek
    10. Hymn - Aaron Jay Kernis, Guy Klucevsek
    11. Boeves Psalm - Lars Hollmer, Guy Klucevsek

    Album Description

    This Guy Klucevsek recording covers widely varying terrain, from the highly emotional to the bizarrely witty. The CD presents the premiere recording of Aaron Jay Kernis's profoundly intense Hymn. Kernis considers the work, based on his haunting memories of visits to concentration camps, as one of “a series of works which have taken a central position in my oeuvre.”

    Other deeply personal works are Somei Satoh's spiritually reflective Recitative (written after his stepfather's death) and Jerome Kitzke's boisterous Breath and Bone (a elegy for a good friend).

    Klucevsek's Burt Bacharach arrangements move from the delightfully ridiculous to the sublimely ethereal in just a few short minutes.

    The performer writes that Lars Hollmer's piece has “one of the most beautiful melodies I have ever heard,” while Klucevsek's own Three of a Kind offer what Starkland feels are possibly his most austerely gorgeous works yet.

    Add in Stephen Montague's virtuousic work and Lois V Vierk's energetic piece (also both premiere recordings) and the result is a powerful, highly varied recording.

    Starkland's previous Klucevsek CD won a “Recording of Special Merit” from Stereo Review.

    Music Track:

    1. Handel: The Messiah
    2. Haydn: 6 Notturni
    3. Honegger: Symphony No3; Milhaud: Suite provençale for orchestra Op152
    4. Hubert du Plessis: String Quartet, Op. 13; Stefans Grové: Strykkwartet
    5. Hummel: Sonata for viola in Ef; Quintet in Ef
    6. Isaac Stern (1945-46)
    7. Jørgensen: Confrontations
    8. Jacquet de la Guerre: Lisle de Délos; Jonas
    9. Jam and Spice: The Songs of Kurt Weill
    10. John Cage: Cheap Imitation

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