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Daniel Goode's Clarinet Songs has long been a favorite on the new music concert circuit. It is a 75-minute suite for solo clarinet which Goode began writing for himself in 1979, and reached its current form in 1991. It uses all of Goode's virtuosic techniques distilled into sixteen "Songs without Words," a poetics of the new clarinet. It is made up of a series of individual pieces, each a sound world of its own, based on some unique material, perhaps a specific technical, poetic, or sonic idea, or some synthesis of these. Most use circular breathing for continuity and use alternate fingerings which produce non-tempered intervals with unusual, striking timbres.
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Cat. number: XI 113
Year: 2005
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Digital Mastering: Allan Tucker, Foothill Digital Productions, N.Y.
This CD is supported by Thomas Buckner
© 1993 Allison Daniel Goode
℗ 1993 Experimental Intermedia Foundation
224 Centre Street, New York, NY 10013
Printed in Canada
