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File under: Contemporary

Annesley Black

Things That Didn’t Work the First Time

Label: Kairos

Format: CD

Genre: Compositional

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With each composition, Annesley Black embarks courageously on a new experiment with an open future; while at the beginning of the compositional process the material can still mean many things, it gradually ceases to do so. And at some point, all ambiguities are cleared up: the piece stands. The paths that have led to this point are ultimately paradoxical: they are “immensely labyrinthine and completely logical at the same time” (Black). In their own unique way, the pieces gathered on this CD precisely document this exuberant wealth of ideas from which, in her compositional work, Annesley Black draws and which she moderates through the certainty of her aesthetic approach.

Details
File under: Contemporary
Cat. number: 0018006KAI
Year: 2022
Release notes:
Portrait-CD-series of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation
Tracklist
Tolerance Stacks (2016/19) For Five Musicians
1I. Song I - Thomas Edison6:17
2II. Immolate Yourself On The Wires (No-input Mixer Solo)2:41
3Not Thinking About The Elephants (2018) For Saxophone Quartet And Electronics16:15
Tolerance Stacks (2016/19) For Five Musicians
4III. Song II - Charles Cros4:38
5A Piece That Is A Size That Is Recognised As Not A Size But A Piece (2013) For Piano21:23
Tolerance Stacks (2016/19) For Five Musicians
6IV. Ideogrammophone (2021)2:16
7V. Song III - Young Man's Fancy (2016)4:58
8Industrial Drive (2010) For Saxophone Quartet10:37
Credits
Annesley Black
Composed By
Christof M Löser
Conductor (1, 4, 7)
Roland Kistner
Engineer (3)
Roland Rublé
Engineer (1, 2, 4, 7, 8)
Tobias Hoff
Engineer (5), Mastered By
Björn Gottstein
Producer