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| ***Winner of the 2002 ASCAP/Morton Gould Young Composer Award***
"The New, Sweet Style" For Violin, Cello and Piano. See song info for more.
"This is nearly perfect, in every aspect." - Hunter Hansen, Gods of Music.Com |
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Credits: Jan Valta - violin, Jan Petr - piano, Lukás Polák - Cello |
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| **NEW RECORDING** Chamber Concerto - See Song Info For More |
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Credits: Andrew Rehrig, Flute/Piccolo - Martin Gold, Clarinet/Bass Clarinet/Tenor Saxophone - Thaddeus Archer, Flugelhorn/Trumpet - John Astaire, Percussion - David Dwinell, Percussion - Derek Johnson, Electric Guitar - Nino Cocchiarella, Piano - David Johnson, Violin - Andrew DeWeese, Viola - Joakim Munkner, Cello - Nathan Wood, Bass - Christine Howlett, Conductor |
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| Ever wonder what it's like to be a young composer in America today? This interview which took place on May 25th, 2003 was conducted by Dr. Jon Kulp - professor of music at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Jonathan has started conducting interviews of various contemporary composers that he talks about in his classes so his students can hear about this music from the composers themselves. I was flattered that he asked me to do an interview, and these are excerpts from that interview, which I will post various sections of on a rotating basis. In this installment, I discuss my piece "Eleven", as well as musical languages in today's musical world. |
MP3.com CD: Interview 2003 -  buy it!
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| A rhythmic roller coaster ride for violin and guitar. Poly-rhythmic, poly-tonal, contrapuntal mayhem!-----"The chords reach into the soul and the melodies will haunt. I am truly awed by this composition. This will be a welcome addition to contemporary music. It is a perfect example of our decade's composition style and feel."-----GodsOfMusic.Com |
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Credits: Performed by Duo Forty-Six (www.Duo46.com) |
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| For solo guitar a) Meditation b) Dance c) Preperation for the sacrifice d) Sacrifice b) Dance a) Post Sacrifice Meditation |
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Credits: Steve Kostelnik - Guitar |
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| For Piano Solo |
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Credits: Marco Modaro - Piano |
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| A short etude for guitar |
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Credits: Tony Lanman - Guitar |
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| Inspired by the "Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Musashi and by the Japanese flute, the shakuhachi. The piece explores Miyamoto's world of feudal, 17th century Japan and life as a wandering Samurai warrior.First Movement-Earth Scroll - Power and stability come from the Earth energies. |
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Credits: Jennifer Beavers, Flute (recorded live) |
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| The Five Rings of Miyamoto Musashi - Second MovementBased on the "Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Musashi. This movement explores power and unpredictability in life and combat. |
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Credits: Jennifer Beavers - Flute (Live recording) |
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| Third Movement of "The Five Rings of Miyamoto Musashi". Explores fluidity in the mind and in movement. |
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Credits: Jennifer Beavers - Flute (Live recording) |
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| The fourth movement of "The Five Rings of Miyamoto Musashi". Focuses on the power and beauty of wind. |
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Credits: Jennifer Beavers - Flute (Live recording) |
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| This movement focuses on the Zen concept of duality. It features the flutist singing and playing at the same time. A great effect that emulates zen monk singing. |
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Credits: Jennifer Beavers - Flute (Live recording) |
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| For SATB choir a capella. The piece, on a text of the
renaissance poet Ben Jonson, explores the psyche of a
man losing his faith, but desperately trying to hold on to it |
MP3.com CD: Ephemera - buy it!
Credits: Conducted by Karen Cooksey - Performed by the Indiana University Contemporary Vocal Ensemble |
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| For SATB chamber choir and string quartet. This performance comes from the "Essentially Choral" reading sessions held in Minneapolis on January 18th, 2003 by Vocal Essence under the direction of Philip Brunelle. It's important to note that this is a reading session. What that means is, after a short rehearsal, the piece is "performed". This is for purposes of education for the composer as well as the ensemble. So, the resultant performance is FAR from perfect, in fact they are essentially sight reading the piece. But, you should be able to get the overall feel for the piece from this performance. |
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Credits: Vocal Essence - cond. by Philip Brunelle |
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| for Soprano and Piano on a text of Mandy Morris (1980-2002) |
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Credits: Amanda Gardner, Soprano - Melissa Korte, Piano |
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| for Soprano and Piano on a text of Mandy Morris (1980-2002) |
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Credits: Amanda Gardner, Soprano - Melissa Korte, Piano |
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| A strange trip through a disturbed mind. Featuring, distorted cello, hysterical laughing, horrid screaming, and disturbing beat box! |
MP3.com CD: Ephemera - buy it!
Credits: Words by A. Belew |
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| For soprano and guitar. See song info for more. |
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Credits: Amanda Gardner - Soprano Bret Hoag - Guitar |
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| The third in a series of etudes for classical guitar. |
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Credits: Steve Kostelnik - Guitar |
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| First movement. An early piece of mine for an ensemble of pitched percussion instruments only (marimbas, vibes, and tubular bells). A fun piece incorporating popular styles. Listen.com says "....it merrily bubbles along like a Jack-In-The-Box on LSD". |
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Credits: Performed by the University of Texas Percussion Ensemble |
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| Second Movement. An early piece of mine for an ensemble of pitched percussion instruments only (marimbas, vibes, and tubular bells). A fun piece incorporating popular styles. Listen.com says "....it merrily bubbles along like a Jack-In-The-Box on LSD". |
MP3.com CD: Ephemera - buy it!
Credits: performed by the University of Texas Percussion Ensemble |
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| Third movement. An early piece of mine for an ensemble of pitched percussion instruments only (marimbas, vibes, and tubular bells). A fun piece incorporating popular styles. Listen.com says "....it merrily bubbles along like a Jack-In-The-Box on LSD". |
MP3.com CD: Ephemera - buy it!
Credits: performed by the University of Texas Percussion Ensemble |
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| This is a piece of my past. I wrote this song when I was 18 and in a rock band. I still kind of like it - I also think it's pretty funny too. Just thought I would let you all in on what I was doing as a teenager (it certainly wasn't playing Beethoven Sonatas!). |
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Credits: Tony Lanman - Guitars and Vocals / Scott Hunter - Bass / Heath Hayner - Violin / Clark King - Drums / Words and Music by Tony Lanman |
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Credits: Tony Lanman - guitar |
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| From The Art of Fugue - Arranged for two guitars, cello and double bass |
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Credits: Guitars - Tony Lanman, Bryan Clark Cello - Rachel Horvitz Bass - Jesus Villarreal Transcribed and Arranged by Anthony Joseph Lanman |
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| The famous ayre for lute and voice, arranged for soprano saxophone, electric guitar, classical guitar, vibraphone, and bass. |
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Credits: performed by the Y2k Ensemble |
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