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Talib Rasul Hakim, William Bolcom, Howard Swanson, Frederic Rzewski

New American Music Volume 3 (LP)

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Third volume of Folkways's four-volume "New American Music" series released in 1975, presenting four excellent avant-garde compositions from the 1970's including Rzewski's great and intense Three Songs.

condition (record/cover): NM / EX- (minimal wear)

The Folkways survey of new American composition, third instalment: Talib Rasul Hakim, William Bolcom, Howard Swanson, Frederic Rzewski. Rzewski's presence is the most historically loaded - the pianist-composer whose The People United Will Never Be Defeated would shortly become one of the iconic works of political music in the American tradition. A document of a moment when the boundaries between experimental, jazz-influenced, and political music were being actively renegotiated.

Details
Cat. number: FTS 33903
Year: 1975
Tracklist
A1Placements13:35
A2Whisper Moon13:25
B1Trio For Flute, Clarinet And Piano13:45
Three Songs
B2aStruggle
B2bLullaby: God To A Hungry Child
B2cApolitical Intellectuals
Credits
Anthony Braxton
Alto Saxophone (B2a), Clarinet (B2b)
David Holloway
Baritone Vocals (B2a to B2c)
Talib Rasul Hakim
Conductor (A1)
Lewis Kaplan
Conductor [Aeolian Chamber Players] (A2)
Jon Deak
Contrabass (B2a)
Ronald Clyne
Cover [Design]
Mike Stahl
Electric Bass (B2a)
Aeolian Chamber Players
Ensemble (A2)
Musicians Action Collective
Ensemble (B2a)
Harold Jones
Flute (B1)
Harry Smyles
Oboe (B1)
Marcia Heller
Oboe (B2a)
Ursula Oppens
Organ [Hammond] (B2a)
Barbara Burton
Percussion (A1)
Joe Chambers
Percussion (A1)
Omar Clay
Percussion (A1)
Warren Smith
Percussion (A1)
Wilson Moorman
Percussion (A1)
Alan Booth
Piano (B1)
Frederic Rzewski
Piano (B2a, B2c)
Stanley Cowell
Piano (A1)
Garrett List
Trombone (B2a)
Karl Berger
Vibraphone (B2a, B2b)
Joan Kalish
Viola (B2a)
Kathy Seplow
Violin (B2a)

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