Dreamtime (Zodiac Trio with Ariel Barnes, cello)
The dynamic clarinet-violin-piano ensemble Zodiac Trio releases a new CD dedicated to American contemporary chamber music, with 4 commissioned works, including a special call-for-score project titled "Zodiac: Across the Universe" - a tapestry of 12 one-minute movements by 12 different composers.
RICHARD DANIELPOUR
1. Lamentations (2013) for clarinet, violin, cello and piano 11:01
ANDREW LIST
2. KlezmerFantazye (2014) 7:44
ANDREW LIST
Visions from the Aboriginal Dreamtime (2011)
3. Introduction “In the beginning the world was featureless, flat and grey” 3:31
4. The Dreamtime “Giant mythical beings rose up out of the grey plains
where they had been slumbering for countless ages” 2:20
5. Love Is A Gift From The Dreamtime “The mythical beings create universal love” 4:54
6. Corroboree “The spirits from the Dreamtime show the people how to live” 3:57
JOHN MACKEY
7. Breakdown Tango (2000) 9:09
ZODIAC:ACROSS THE UNIVERSE (2013)
8. Cancer – Ben Newhouse 1:01
9. Leo – BojanGlavina 0:47
10. Virgo – James Romig 1:08
11. Libra – Noel Fortman 1:13
12. Scorpio – John McDonald 1:16
13. Sagitarius – Alan Ishii 1:01
14. Capricorne – Stanley Hoffman 0:58
15. Aquarius – Luke Flynn 1:03
16. Pieces – Gaetano Nenna 1:02
17. Aries – Francine Trester 1:04
18. Taurus – Martin Loridan 1:12
19. Gemini – J.F. Wojciechowski 0:54
The dynamic clarinet-violin-piano ensemble Zodiac Trio releases a new CD dedicated to American contemporary chamber music, with 4 commissioned works, including a special call-for-score project titled "Zodiac: Across the Universe" - a tapestry of 12 one-minute movements by 12 different composers. Titled DREAMTIME and featuring Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s principal cellist Ariel Barnes as a guest artist, the new album includes a commissioned piece from Grammy-award winning composer Richard Danielpour "Lamentations," and a work by Andrew List titled "Visions from the Aboriginal Dreamtime," a four movement piece depicting the Aboriginal legend of creation. List’s “Klezmer Fantazye”, also written for the trio, and John Mackey’s “Breakdown Tango” conclude the album.
