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Cage

Les yeux clos II

2 Thoughts About the Piano: Intermittances

2 Thoughts About the Piano: Caténaires

A walk (for Emilio)

Pictures at an Exhibition: I. Gnomus

Pictures at an Exhibition: II. The Old Castle (Il vecchio castello)

Pictures at an Exhibition: III. Tuileries

Pictures at an Exhibition: IV. Bydlo (The Oxcart)

Pictures at an Exhibition: V. Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks

Pictures at an Exhibition: VI. Samuel Goldenberg & Schmuyle

Pictures at an Exhibition: Promenade

Pictures at an Exhibition: VII. The Marketplace in Limoges

Pictures at an Exhibition: VIII. Catacombae (sepulcrum romanum) - IX. Cum mortuis in lingua mort

Pictures at an Exhibition: X. Baba Yaga (The Hut on Fowl's Legs)

Pictures at an Exhibition: XI. The Great Gate of Kiev

The Westerlies

Bricolage

Supergiant

On Matters of the Heart

Deviant Septet

Lilit Hartunian

Da Capo Chamber Players

Sid Richardson: Borne by a Wind

Rod Gilfry

Bang on a Can Opera Ensemble

Lesley Leighton

An opera in one act for solo baritone voice, solo piano and ensemble, David Lang's 'the loser' has been lauded by the New York Times as a "boldly unconventional" work, and that's almost putting it mildly. 'the loser' is based on the Thomas Bernhard novel of the same name, in which an anonymous narrator and once-promising concert pianist retells the story of his friend's suicide. As it turns out, both were students in the same master class, taught by Vladimir Horowitz, as a young Glenn Gould. Playing in the shadow of Gould brings both to the realization that true greatness will never be theirs, wrecking both their lives forever. As David Lang tells it, "The story is not at all about Gould, Horowitz, or classical music. On one level, the novel is an intense tour-de-force of character development, as the narrator tells you more about himself and his world. In its own strangely beautiful way, however, it's also about perfectionism, hard work, how we justify our lives to ourselves, and how we learn to appreciate beauty and become alienated from it at the same time." Featuring Rod Gilfry (baritone), Conrad Tao (piano) and the Bang on a Can Opera Ensemble conducted by Lesley Leighton, 'the loser' premiered at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2016 and made its west coast premiere at the LA Opera in early 2019. Tracked in New York and Los Angeles, the studio recording recaptures what the LA Times described as "a mesmerizingly virtuosic performance by Rod Gilfry, destined for the annals of opera."

David Lang: The Loser

American Rage

The Juilliard Sessions. Piano Works of Debussy, Stravinsky & Tao

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