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Robert Ashley, solo voice; with Thomas Buckner, Carla Tato, Jacqueline Humbert, voices; "Blue" Gene Tyranny, keyboards ... narrative and music. In the imaginary setting of Atalanta (Acts of God), one companion (singer) reminds her of her excellence (the "Odalisque" arias); another recommends to her the characteristics of ...
Robert Ashley, né le 28 mars 1930 à Ann Arbor, dans l'État du Michigan, et mort le 3 mars 2014 [1], est un compositeur américain de musique contemporaine. ... Atalanta (Acts of God) (1982–91) La tétralogie Now Eleanor's Idea : Improvement (Don Leaves Linda) (1985) eL/Aficionado (1987)
Robert Ashley, Jacqueline Humbert, voices; Tom Hamilton, mixing and electronics. "Three of the satellite songs from Ashley's opera Atalanta (Acts of God) — each inspired or revolving around one of the main characteris of the opera, Max, Willard and Bud. Atalanta (Acts of God) was written in the the 1980s, begun while Ashley was still in production for the television opera, Perfect Lives. The ...
Robert Ashley (1930–2014) is particularly known for his work in new forms of opera. In Ann Arbor in the 1960s, Ashley organized the ONCE Festival and directed the legendary ONCE Group, with whom he developed his first operas. ... Atalanta (Acts of God), Improvement ...
Rare 1st edition hard cover. The definitive text of Atalanta (Acts of God) is followed by an Afterword by Robert Ashley.An excerpt from the Afterword: "I had already decided who the three characters of Atalanta (Acts of God) would be: Max Ernst, a long-time artistic hero for me; Willard Reynolds, my uncle, a storyteller to whom I had listened for most of my life; and Bud Powell, a legendary ...
"Robert Ashley is not only an opera composer, but the greatest opera composer of the last half-century. . . . Ashley’s texts are poetic; they are, in fact, epic poems. Some of them, in my opinion, are among the greatest epic poems in the English language. They are made of episodes and are me...
"Robert Ashley is not only an opera composer, but the greatest opera composer of the last half-century. . . . Ashley’s texts are poetic; they are, in fact, epic poems. Some of them, in my opinion, are among the greatest epic poems in the English language. They are made of episodes and are me...
