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Genre:
Avant Garde: Modern Composition
Release Date:
2002
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Avant Garde: Modern Composition
A Little Girl Dreams Of Taking The Veil
Erling Wold
© Copyright-Minmax Music
(754702201226)
Record Label: Minmax Music
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1. Introduction |
1:22 |
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2. Academy of Science |
6:04 |
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3. The Tenebreuse |
7:27 |
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4. First Prayer and Tenebreuse 2 |
7:41 |
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5. The Hair |
6:20 |
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6. Second Prayer |
2:15 |
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7. Second Sleep |
2:16 |
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8. Knife 1 |
5:31 |
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9. Knife 2 |
4:08 |
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10. Celestial Bridegroom |
10:12 |
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Erling Wold's "unique, breathtaking, and thoroughly unflawed" (Progression Magazine) chamber opera, A Little Girl Dreams of Taking the Veil, has been highly acclaimed. The San Francisco Chronicle writes that "what keeps it all together, finally, is Wold’s beautiful, moody score, a fluent succession of vivid dramatic strokes and gentle minimalist thrumming.” Progression Magazine finds that “the performers shine, the music provokes, the mind engages, and it gets a perfect rating.” And the San Francisco Bay Guardian comments that “Wold’s lovely score” provides “a beguiling evening.”
Reviewing this CD, the San Francisco Chronicle states, “EXCELLENT – Dexterously minimalist music... its eerie charms are nearly as potent on disc as they were on stage.”
Based on a Max Ernst 1930s surrealist novel which explores the world of religious ecstasy and erotic desire, Little Girl interweaves the events of a girl’s dream the night before she is about to enter a convent with a surrealist narrative about the circumstances surrounding the dream. This CD features conductor Deirdre McClure and a seven-piece ensemble of flute, clarinet, horn, percussion, piano, viola and cello in a widely celebrated production, which has played to sold-out audiences in the US and Europe.
One of the San Francisco Bay Area’s most dynamic composers, Wold has been hailed as “the Eric Satie of Berkeley surrealist/minimalist electro-artrock” by the Village Voice.
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