40 Years and One: Philip Corner Plays the Piano

Track Listings
1. 7 Joyous Flashes    
2. Concerto for Housekeeper    
3. Short Piano Piece IV    
4. Short Piano Piece IX    
5. Short Piano Piece XIII    
6. Flux and Form No. 2 (Solo)    
7. Flux and Form No. 2 (Three Versions Mixed)    
8. Pulse: A 'Keyboard Dance'/C Major Chord    
9. Perfect (On the Strings)    

Editorial Reviews
Charlie Morrow
Perhaps the single most striking quality of Corner’s piano music is the crystal clarity of the concepts.

Malcolm Goldstein
The piano is transformed, percussion and human voice all possible, extended and endlessly fulfilled with nuances of articulation and resonance.

Album Description
Born April 10, 1933, in the Bronx, New York, USA. Aries: Sun conjunct Venus & Uranus, Moon in opposition, Leo rising. Education as composer; musical scores evolving into pure graphics, verbal instructions turning into poetry. Interest in theory led to the profession of teaching--in middle school and university. Works performed in 32 countries, 100 places in North America, and 147 locales in New York City. As pianist and trombonist played the works of many contemporary and classical composers. Has been a member of historic groups such as Fluxus,

Judson Dance Theater,

Tone Road Concerts,

The Something Else Press,

Sounds Out of Silent Spaces,

Frog Peak Composers’ Collective,

Experimental Intermedia Foundation. A lifelong interest in both spirit and body has led to meditative and action improvisations; much work with dancers. Published in numerous poetry magazines; many gallery and museum exhibitions, most recently in Italy. This man and his work represent the real “speculum musicae” of the past 40 years. The example of his music embodies a lifelong commitment to an integral radicalism. . . . this is a venerable tradition that Philip has written so eloquently about, and continued in his music. A tradition that stems from “Charlie” Ives through John Cage and Lou Harrison. All of these composers would ultimately admonish us to do one thing: to open our ears--and LISTEN!

40 Years and One: Philip Corner Plays the Piano

40 Years and One: Philip Corner Plays the Piano, Music, Philip Corner, Philip Corner, Electronic/Avant-Garde/Minimalist Music, Experimental, Keyboard, Music for Keyboard
40 Years and One: Philip Corner Plays the Piano
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    40 Years and One: Philip Corner Plays the Piano

    Manufacturer: Experimental Intermed
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00005B6WH
    Release Date: 2001-02-15

    Tracks:

    1. 7 Joyous Flashes
    2. Concerto for Housekeeper
    3. Short Piano Piece IV
    4. Short Piano Piece IX
    5. Short Piano Piece XIII
    6. Flux and Form No. 2 (Solo)
    7. Flux and Form No. 2 (Three Versions Mixed)
    8. Pulse: A 'Keyboard Dance'/C Major Chord
    9. Perfect (On the Strings)

    Album Description

    Born April 10, 1933, in the Bronx, New York, USA. Aries: Sun conjunct Venus & Uranus, Moon in opposition, Leo rising. Education as composer; musical scores evolving into pure graphics, verbal instructions turning into poetry. Interest in theory led to the profession of teaching--in middle school and university. Works performed in 32 countries, 100 places in North America, and 147 locales in New York City. As pianist and trombonist played the works of many contemporary and classical composers. Has been a member of historic groups such as Fluxus,

    Judson Dance Theater,

    Tone Road Concerts,

    The Something Else Press,

    Sounds Out of Silent Spaces,

    Frog Peak Composers' Collective,

    Experimental Intermedia Foundation. A lifelong interest in both spirit and body has led to meditative and action improvisations; much work with dancers. Published in numerous poetry magazines; many gallery and museum exhibitions, most recently in Italy. This man and his work represent the real “speculum musicae” of the past 40 years. The example of his music embodies a lifelong commitment to an integral radicalism. . . . this is a venerable tradition that Philip has written so eloquently about, and continued in his music. A tradition that stems from “Charlie” Ives through John Cage and Lou Harrison. All of these composers would ultimately admonish us to do one thing: to open our ears--and LISTEN!

    Music Track:

    1. An Hour for Piano
    2. ATierras Ajenas
    3. Bach: L'Offrande musicale
    4. Bach: Organ Works, Vol. 9
    5. Best of Dvorak: Chamber Selections
    6. Best of Dvorak: Orchestral Selections
    7. Boulez: Domaines
    8. Chopin: Etudes, Ballades, Waltzes [Original recording remastered]
    9. Colaiannia Symphony #1, Journey Of The Soul
    10. Couperin: Leçons de Ténèbres

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