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Luc FerrariLuc Ferrari: Les Émois d'Aphrodite performed at Other Minds 5, 1999 (March 25, 1999)

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The MC Band perform the world premiere of Luc Ferrari's composition Les Émois d'Aphrodite ("The Emotions of Aphrodite"; 1998) at the Other Minds Music Festival in 1999 at the Cowell Theater in San Francisco.

Les Émois d'Aphrodite (1998)
une premièe danse
un morceau de peur
une deuxième danse
une bonne portion de trip charnel
enfin une danse sauvage d'Aphrodite

The MC Band
March Chun, music director

March Chun, synthesizer
John McGinn, piano
Kevin Neuhoff, percussion
Tony Striplen, clarinet
Mike Touchi, synthesizer

Mark Grey, tecnhnical director

The presentation of this work was made possible with the support of Mrs. Ralph I. Dorfman

According to the program notes:
Les Émois d'Aphrodite is one of many Ferrarian essays in musical Freudian psychology. The work has gone through several versions, having been composed in 1986 for clarinet, piano and percussion, and subsequently revised in 1991. This verison from May-June 1998 superimposes a new work on the old and adds two keyboards and may be considered a completely new work. The scoring now is for clarinet, piano, percussion and two sampling keyboards plus tape.

It's in five movements and players are instructed to play joyously and violently in the two dance movements. It is intended that some sounds from the pre-recorded tape cover the instruments and vice versa. A cyclic, modal style of writing which Ferrari has developed since the 50s, and which predates American minimalism, permeates the piece.
- Charles Amirkhanian


This audio is part of the collection: Other Minds Archive

Artist/Composer: Luc Ferrari
Date: 1999-03-25 00:00:00
Source: Other Minds
Label / Recorded by: Other Minds
Keywords: Avantgarde; 20th Century Classical

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivs-NonCommercial


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