Squidco: Haubenstock-Ramati, Roman: Mobile For Shakespeare

Mobile For Shakespeare

A series of musical "mobiles" from European composer Roman Haubenstock-Ramati, sonic transformations of the visual experiences of Alexander Calder's dynamic sculptures.

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Personnel:

Roman Haubenstock-Ramati-composer

Beat Furrer-conductor

Salome Kammer-voice

Tobias Hasselt-trombone

Kerstein Klein-voice

Matthias Kreher-clarinet

Steffen Schleiermacher-celesta

Josef Christof-piano

Stefan Stopora-percussion

Sven Pauli-percussion

Christian Langer-percussion

Thomas Winkler-percussion

Andreas Seidel-violin

Ivo Bauer-viola

Tilman Buning-violin

Matthias Moosdorf-cello

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UPC: 752156011828

Label: Hat [now] ART
Catalog ID: Hat[now]ART118
Squidco Product Code: 18484

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 1999
Country: Switzerland
Packaging: Cardstock 3 page foldover
Recorded at Sender Freies Berlin, March 24th-27th, 1998, by Wolfgang Hoff.

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"These four examples from Haubenstock-Ramati's impressive oeuvre may convey an idea of the composer's inventiveness in finding ever-new ways of creating "dynamic-closed forms", one common trait links these (and many other) pieces: a penchant for small, fragile, filigree structures, for sonic miniatures."-Peter Niklas Wilson

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Track Listing:

1. Credentials Or Think, Think, Lucky (1960) 12:59

2. Streichquartett (1977) I 4:31

3. Streichquartett (1977) II 1:40

4. Streichquartett (1977) III 3:19

5. Streichquartett (1977) IV 2:58

6. Streichquartett (1977) V 3:47

7. Streichquartett (1977) VI 5:32

8. Mobile For Shakespeare (1960) 12:54

9. Liaisons (1958) 8:15

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