American Contemporary Music Ensemble - Thrive on Routine (2017) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: American Contemporary Music Ensemble
- Title: Thrive on Routine
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: Sono Luminus
- Genre: Classical, Contemporary Era
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 192.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:00:35
- Total Size: 274 / 1963 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Jahrzeit
02. In manus tuas
03. Gustave Le Gray
04. Thrive on Routine: I. Morning
05. Thrive on Routine: II. Potatoes
06. Thrive on Routine: III. Passacaglia
07. Thrive on Routine: IV. Coda
08. In a Treeless Place, Only Snow
In many ways, this album represents the debut recording of ACME, American Contemporary Music Ensemble. The collection of pieces here was chosen for very pure and simple reasons; each work is a piece we love and to which we feel quite intimately connected. The performance of this music is an expression of affection and closeness, not just to each other as performers, but also to the composer who wrote it. Three of the four composers featured are also performers in ACME. It is music that feels very close.
The privilege of performing this music for others has shaped each of us individually and as an ensemble, and these pieces occupy a good part of the music ACME has performed as concert music. It was also chosen for this album, to exist on recorded media, because it is work that should exist in other scenarios beyond the concert experience: a long, slow walk; a frenetic commute; a late evening at home...
This curated selection of pieces comes from different but rhyming sonic worlds and is some of the music we have grown to love the most in this varied and fast-changing world. (Clarice Jensen, ACME Cellist & Artistic Director)
„The American Contemporary Music Ensemble (ACME) has more than one of the cleverest band names in new music. Since the “acme” of something means the peak, the pinnacle, it also serves as a most appropriate name for this flexible ensemble, whose lineup includes such composer-performer stars as pianist Timo Andres, violinist Caroline Shaw and multi-instrumentalist Caleb Burhans. ACME’S new album, Thrive on Routine, features music by all three, framed in a program that serves—for the first time in the ensemble’s 12-year history—as a recorded portrait of the group, reflecting their aesthetic sensibility rather than that of a single composer.2 (WQXR, New York)
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01. Jahrzeit
02. In manus tuas
03. Gustave Le Gray
04. Thrive on Routine: I. Morning
05. Thrive on Routine: II. Potatoes
06. Thrive on Routine: III. Passacaglia
07. Thrive on Routine: IV. Coda
08. In a Treeless Place, Only Snow
In many ways, this album represents the debut recording of ACME, American Contemporary Music Ensemble. The collection of pieces here was chosen for very pure and simple reasons; each work is a piece we love and to which we feel quite intimately connected. The performance of this music is an expression of affection and closeness, not just to each other as performers, but also to the composer who wrote it. Three of the four composers featured are also performers in ACME. It is music that feels very close.
The privilege of performing this music for others has shaped each of us individually and as an ensemble, and these pieces occupy a good part of the music ACME has performed as concert music. It was also chosen for this album, to exist on recorded media, because it is work that should exist in other scenarios beyond the concert experience: a long, slow walk; a frenetic commute; a late evening at home...
This curated selection of pieces comes from different but rhyming sonic worlds and is some of the music we have grown to love the most in this varied and fast-changing world. (Clarice Jensen, ACME Cellist & Artistic Director)
„The American Contemporary Music Ensemble (ACME) has more than one of the cleverest band names in new music. Since the “acme” of something means the peak, the pinnacle, it also serves as a most appropriate name for this flexible ensemble, whose lineup includes such composer-performer stars as pianist Timo Andres, violinist Caroline Shaw and multi-instrumentalist Caleb Burhans. ACME’S new album, Thrive on Routine, features music by all three, framed in a program that serves—for the first time in the ensemble’s 12-year history—as a recorded portrait of the group, reflecting their aesthetic sensibility rather than that of a single composer.2 (WQXR, New York)
Year 2017 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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