Ogloudoglou: Vocal masterpieces of the Experimental Generation (1960-1990)
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Label: Metier
Cat No: MSV28593
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 8th November 2019
Contents
Works
Sequenza IIILachrimae per ogni voce
Sonnekus
Cosi parlo Baldassare
Only
Recitativerie for singing harpsichordist
La fabbrica illuminata
CKCKC
Canti del Capricorno
Taiagaru no.4
Artists
Sara Stowe (soprano, harpsichord, mandolin, percussion)Works
Sequenza IIILachrimae per ogni voce
Sonnekus
Cosi parlo Baldassare
Only
Recitativerie for singing harpsichordist
La fabbrica illuminata
CKCKC
Canti del Capricorno
Taiagaru no.4
Artists
Sara Stowe (soprano, harpsichord, mandolin, percussion)About
This collection is widely diverse in style from the simple (yet so complex) vocals by the two American composers, to a variety of extended-technique songs by the notoriously modernist Europeans, Kagel, Scelsi, Bussotti, Nono, Berio, and Castliglioni. In three pieces the singer is called upon to also play percussion, mandolin or harpsichord.
Sara Stowe is one of Britain’s most versatile and inventive performers with a repertoire ranging from medieval song to the present day. She began studying as a prize-winning harpsichordist and piano scholar at the Royal College of Music. On leaving she decided to pursue singing and studied in Italy where she sang for Luciano Berio and studied Scelsi’s vocal music with Michiko Hirayama. In Britain Sara’s performances include work with The Academy of Ancient Music, New London Consort, Sirinu, James Wood and the Taverner Consort.
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