The DUO - 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings (2019) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: The DUO
- Title: 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Soundset
- Genre: Classical Guitar
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 88.2kHz / flac 24bits - 176.4kHz
- Total Time: 00:46:21
- Total Size: 197 / 752 mb / 1.29 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: I. Toccataesque
02. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: II. Bad Egg Cafe
03. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: III. Mr Owl Ate My Metal Worm
04. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: IV. Le Petit Groove Royale
05. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: V. A Philosopher's Song
06. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: VI. Strings Etouffee
07. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: VII. Slide Rule
08. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: VIII. Steel Pans
09. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: IX. From the Diary of a Fly
10. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: X. EGAD!
11. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: XI. Give the Strummer Some
12. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: XII. Fuguetude
13. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: XIII. Jammus Vulgaris
The purpose of this project is to introduce Bryan Johanson's composition for two guitars, 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings, and present an authoritative recording appropriate for publishing. This fifty-minute piece represents a fascinating suite in thirteen movements. The author of this project performed both guitar parts, recorded them separately in a music studio, then mixed them together into one recording. This document focuses on the critical investigation and description of the piece with a brief theoretical analysis, a discussion of performance difficulties, and guitar preparation. The composer approved the use and the scope of this project. Bryan Johanson is one of the leading contemporary composers for the guitar today. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings is a unique guitar dictionary that takes us from Bach to Hendrix and highlights the unique capabilities of the instrument. It utilizes encoded messages, glass slides, metal mutes, explosive "riffs," rhythmic propulsion, improvisation, percussion, fugual writing, and much more. It has a great potential to make the classical guitar attractive to wider audiences, not limited only to guitarists and musicians. The main resources employed in researching this document are existing recordings of Johanson's other compositions and documentation of his personal views and ideas. This written document uses the composer's prolific and eclectic compositional output in order to draw conclusions and trace motifs. This project is a significant and original contribution in expanding the guitar's repertoire, and it uniquely contributes to bringing forth a significant piece of music.
01. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: I. Toccataesque
02. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: II. Bad Egg Cafe
03. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: III. Mr Owl Ate My Metal Worm
04. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: IV. Le Petit Groove Royale
05. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: V. A Philosopher's Song
06. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: VI. Strings Etouffee
07. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: VII. Slide Rule
08. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: VIII. Steel Pans
09. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: IX. From the Diary of a Fly
10. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: X. EGAD!
11. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: XI. Give the Strummer Some
12. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: XII. Fuguetude
13. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings: XIII. Jammus Vulgaris
The purpose of this project is to introduce Bryan Johanson's composition for two guitars, 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings, and present an authoritative recording appropriate for publishing. This fifty-minute piece represents a fascinating suite in thirteen movements. The author of this project performed both guitar parts, recorded them separately in a music studio, then mixed them together into one recording. This document focuses on the critical investigation and description of the piece with a brief theoretical analysis, a discussion of performance difficulties, and guitar preparation. The composer approved the use and the scope of this project. Bryan Johanson is one of the leading contemporary composers for the guitar today. 13 Ways of Looking at 12 Strings is a unique guitar dictionary that takes us from Bach to Hendrix and highlights the unique capabilities of the instrument. It utilizes encoded messages, glass slides, metal mutes, explosive "riffs," rhythmic propulsion, improvisation, percussion, fugual writing, and much more. It has a great potential to make the classical guitar attractive to wider audiences, not limited only to guitarists and musicians. The main resources employed in researching this document are existing recordings of Johanson's other compositions and documentation of his personal views and ideas. This written document uses the composer's prolific and eclectic compositional output in order to draw conclusions and trace motifs. This project is a significant and original contribution in expanding the guitar's repertoire, and it uniquely contributes to bringing forth a significant piece of music.
Year 2019 | Classical | Instrumental | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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