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Morton Feldman

Composing By Numbers: The Graphic Scores 1950-67

Label: Mode

Format: CD

Genre: Compositional

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Thirteen of Morton Feldman's graphic scores, 1950-67, played by the Barton Workshop and soloists including Frank Denyer and Taco Kooistra, with first recordings of several ensemble works. Volume 9 of Mode's Feldman Edition.

When Morton Feldman met John Cage in the winter of 1949, they quickly established a friendship based upon a similarity of intent and a mutual respect for the work each was doing. Soon thereafter, Feldman showed a string quartet he had been writing to Cage. Cage’s enthusiasm for this work, and delight in Feldman’s being unable to explain “how” he had written it, gave Feldman an all important “permission” to follow his intuition.

Projection I (1950) (2:56)
Projection II (1951) (4:43)
Projection III (1951) (2:01)
Projection IV (1951) (4:33)
Projection V (1951) (2:27)
Intersection I (1951)* (12:40)
Marginal Intersection (1951)* (6:02)
Intersection II (1951) (11:01)
Intersection III (1953) (2:41)
Intersection IV (1953) (3:10)
Out of ‘Last Pieces’ (1961)* (9:16)
The Straits of Magellan (1961) (5:09)
In Search of An Orchestration (1967)* (7:44)
* first recording

The Barton Workshop, James Fulkerson director and conductor, Jos Zwaanenburg conductor
Taco Kooistra, cello
Philip Corner and Frank Denyer, pianos
Marieke Keser, violin

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