Globokar+Ferneyhough+Michael Ranta++ Gaudeamus Found.
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Live-recordings of the concerts of the 1968 international composition and interpretation competition of the Gaudeamus Foundation-- Vinko Globokar: Traumdeutung (1967 for 4 choirs and instrumental quartet) / Brian Ferneyhough: Sonatas for String Quartet (1967) / Anthony Falaro: Cosmoi (1967 for string orchestra) / Olivier Messiaen: Canteyodjaya (1948 for piano) / Reinbert de Leeuw: Music For Piano I (1964) / Helmut Lachenmann: Interieur I (1967 for percussionist) / Carel Brons: Imaginations (1966 for piano) / Heinz Martin Lonquich: Concerto da Camera (for harp and orchestra) / Jo Van Den Booren: Spectra (for wind quintet) / Ton de Kruyf: Tone Aus Der Ferne (for mezzo-soprano and orchestra)
Gaudeamus Foundation 69001, 69002, 69003 Holland 1968 3LP Box Vinyl: vg+, ex, ex (great overall, with just some faint scuffs on disc 1)
Cover: ex- (box fully intact with some minor blemishes) Ultra rare limited edition set issued privately by the Gaudeamus Foundation to document their 1968 music competition, showcasing an amazing array of brilliant young performers and rarely-heard experimental works drawing from the winners of a competition held at the peak of 20th century classical's postwar avant-gardism. The first disc contains the winning international composers, the second has the winning Dutch composers, and the last has the winning interpreters (each of whom perform modern works of their own choosing). Globokar's piece won first prize at the competition; it's a "psychodrama" that features 4 choirs simultaneously telling the stories of 4 different dreams from texts by poet Edoardo Sanguineti. It involves phonetics, semantics, and the translation of words into music, and is performed by the Radio Grand Choir under Marinus Voorberg, Frans Muller, Carel Laout, and Meindert Boekel. The prize-winning performers are Michael Ranta (percussion on the Lachenmann), Ronald Lumsden (piano on the Messiaen piece), Nancy Voigt (piano on the Brons), and Anita Krochmalska (piano on the De Leeuw). Other players include Lien Doets-Sevenstern (harp), the Gaudeamus String Quartet, the Rijnmond Wind Quintet, Ileana Melita (mezzo-soprano), the Utrecht Symphony Orchestra under Paul Hupperts, and the Radio Symphony Orchestra under Roelof Krol. Ton de Leeuw was among the judges. Includes several minimal-looking tall yellow cards, each of which contain extensive notes in English, to top out this beautiful box set.
Globokar is a French-Yugoslavian avant garde trombonist, composer, and conductor who studied under Andre Hodeir, Rene Leibowitz, and Luciano Berio, worked with Derek Bailey, Evan Parker, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Henri Pousseur, Mauricio Kagel, Toru Takemitsu, and Louis Andriessen, served as a department head at IRCAM, and formed the New Phonic Art improv group with Michel Portal, Carlos Roque Alsina, and Jean-Pierre Drouet. Michael Ranta was in Harry Partch's ensemble, appearing on several landmark Gate 5 recordings performing on Partch's unique microtonal instruments/sound sculptures; he was also a member of the free improv group Wired, collaborated with Fluxus composers Toshi Ichiyanagi and Takehisa Kosugi, and worked with Joseph Anton Riedl, Mauricio Kagel, Helmut Lachenmann, Herbert Brun, and Karlheinz Stockhausen. Lonquich studied electronic music with Herbert Eimert and composition with Bernd Alois Zimmermann. Ferneyhough studied under Lennox Berkeley, worked with Ton de Leeuw and Klaus Huber, and was influenced by Edgard Varese, Dieter Schnebel, Webern, Schoenberg, and Boulez. Falaro studied under Allan Kemmler. Ton De Kruyf studied under Wolfgang Fortner. Jo Van Den Booren studied with Kees van Baaren. Rienbert de Leeuw is a Dutch conductor, composer, keyboardist, and writer who studied under Jaap Spaanderman and Kees van Baaren, worked with Peter Schat, Jan van Vlijmen, Mischa Mengelberg, and Louis Andriessen, wrote extensively on Charles Ives, and is known for his piano interpretations of Erik Satie. Brons was a composer, keyboardist, and radio producer who studied with Cor Batenburg, Luctor Ponse, and Johan M. Vetter. Known as the father of the French avant garde, Messiaen worked with Pierre Schaeffer and Pierre Henry, and was an essential teacher of Pierre Boulez, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Luciano Berio, Francois Bayle, and Francois Bernard Mache (among many other 20th century luminaries). Check out my other auctions this week for more Globokar, Ranta, avant garde/experimental, early electronic/electroacoustic, free jazz/improv, 20th century classical, microtonal, audiophile, prog/psych, modern poetry, and artist records. Shipping - US shipping is 4.20 for 1-2 single records by Media Mail, then 0.50 for each additional (Priority Mail, other expedited shipping options, and insurance are all available on request). International shipping for 1 12" lp to Western Europe/UK/Scandinavia is 8.00 surface or 13.00 air; to Japan/Taiwan/Australia is 8.00 surface or 14.50 air; to Canada by air is 7.00; other international destinations vary. 7" and 10" records will cost less; heavy box sets will cost more. Combine multiple items to save on shipping. Note: I can now offer international buyers the super-cheap M-Bag bulk mail rate for orders of 8 or more lps; to most destinations this starts at 21.50 for surface mail or 33.50 for air for up to 17 lps, a huge per-record savings over standard rates for smaller parcels! Feel free to email with any shipping questions. Payment - I prefer Paypal (which allows for fastest possible shipment) and also accept money order (from US financial institutions only, including BidPay, US Postal, certified US bank check, etc., international bidders please take note!). If you are paying by Paypal and have won multiple items, please use a single Paypal payment. I will send an invoice email to all winners shortly after my auctions close, and another email after payment has been received to confirm item shipment. Packing - I pack professionally and with the utmost care drawn from years of experience trading vinyl internationally. I use new record mailers from Cameron Packaging (which I have determined are the best and most protective) reinforced with cardboard inserts and bubble wrap padding. All records are shipped with poly plastic sleeves. All packages are completely sealed with strong packing tape covering all openings. If you'd like your package done any differently, just let me know. Feel free to email me if you have any questions (need more info, want more pictures, etc.); you can use the 'ask seller a question' link above. My condition rating scale is -G+/-VG+/-EX+/-NM/M (only sealed records are M). Satisfaction guaranteed; if you have any problems with your order please contact me directly. Check out Ebay[track], my free realtime ebay auction tracker (currently in beta), which can refresh multiple auction statuses every second, alert you when bids are placed and when auctions end, let you place bids, and more. It's a useful tool for bidders, snipers, sellers, watchers... This item description is (c)opyright 2007 keymap records; please contact keymap records for permission before reproducing any text.
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