Pala Garcia, Joan Plana, Amanda Verner, Aleisha Verner, Sari De Leon Reist, Colleen Phelps, Voxare String Quartet - Cristina Spinei: Music for Dance (2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Pala Garcia, Joan Plana, Amanda Verner, Aleisha Verner, Sari De Leon Reist, Colleen Phelps, Voxare String Quartet
- Title: Cristina Spinei: Music for Dance
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Toccata Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:52:14
- Total Size: 278 / 531 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. From
02. Perspectives
03. Meet Me Under the Clock
04. Some Breaking
05. Bootleg Sugar Lips
The Nashville-based Cristina Spinei (born in Connecticut in 1984) writes music which throbs with the rhythmic energy of the American minimalist tradition – ‘pulling a lot out of only a little material’, as one reviewer put it. Her involvement with new-music technology has blurred the boundaries between electronic and instrumental performance, between music and software. Her music uses melodic and rhythmic loops to create a strong sense of pulse, which combines with her own background in dance. As a result, she is much in demand with choreographers, and this album presents music written for dance: four string quartets, a duo for cello and percussion and a piece for strings. All of these works are gently mesmeric, like some kind of unhurried ritual.
Upon graduating from Juilliard, Cristina Spinei co-founded Blind Ear, a collective of composers and musicians which presents technology-driven concerts, and she has since worked with a number of choreographers in New York and elsewhere. Here her music is performed by a number of progressive young musicians working in NYC and Nashville. The Voxare String Quartet (founded in 2008), which has a reputation for adventurous programming, as well as by a quartet of NYC freelance musicians, the violinists Pala Garcia and Joan Plana and New Zealand-born sisters Amanda Verner, viola, and Aleisha Verner, cello.
01. From
02. Perspectives
03. Meet Me Under the Clock
04. Some Breaking
05. Bootleg Sugar Lips
The Nashville-based Cristina Spinei (born in Connecticut in 1984) writes music which throbs with the rhythmic energy of the American minimalist tradition – ‘pulling a lot out of only a little material’, as one reviewer put it. Her involvement with new-music technology has blurred the boundaries between electronic and instrumental performance, between music and software. Her music uses melodic and rhythmic loops to create a strong sense of pulse, which combines with her own background in dance. As a result, she is much in demand with choreographers, and this album presents music written for dance: four string quartets, a duo for cello and percussion and a piece for strings. All of these works are gently mesmeric, like some kind of unhurried ritual.
Upon graduating from Juilliard, Cristina Spinei co-founded Blind Ear, a collective of composers and musicians which presents technology-driven concerts, and she has since worked with a number of choreographers in New York and elsewhere. Here her music is performed by a number of progressive young musicians working in NYC and Nashville. The Voxare String Quartet (founded in 2008), which has a reputation for adventurous programming, as well as by a quartet of NYC freelance musicians, the violinists Pala Garcia and Joan Plana and New Zealand-born sisters Amanda Verner, viola, and Aleisha Verner, cello.
Year 2016 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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