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Bobby Previte brings his five part, 75 minute percussion tour-de-force TERMINALS QUARTETS to university and professional ensembles. Using an large array of instruments, these works are a perfect vehicle for students as they require not only exacting reading and performing skills but also some degree of improvisation, an awareness of feel, and theatrical presence.
Rhapsody by Bobby Previte, released 23 February 2018 1. Casting Off 2. All The World 3. The Lost 4. When I Land 5. The Timekeeper 6. Coming About 7. All Hands 8. Last Stand / Final Approach 9. I Arrive Previte continues his Terminals trilogy with Rhapsody, an acoustic song cycle on the subject of transit and migration. Subtitled Terminals Part II: In Transit, Previte’s newest work is scored ...
Open Jaw (FREE Download) In 1998 Previte turned his attention to a new orchestration: two guitars, Hammond organ, and drums. A self-proclaimed “return” to the music of his youth, the group, “Latin for Travelers” makes two recordings, both live, from the same concerts in Sydney, Australia, “My Man in Sydney” (1998) and “Dangerous Rip” (1999).
Bobby Previte teams up with writer/director Andrea Kleine, and visual artist Anna Kiraly to create a highly combustible fusion of art, theater, and music. Previte's doom metal trio crashes into the mystical voices of The Rose Ensemble in a re-imagination of both Guilliaume Dufay's 15th century choral epic, Missa Sancti Jacobi, and Olivier Messiaen's organ masterwork, La Nativitié du Seigneur.
"Bobby Previte’s Terminals is a uniquely visioned tour-de-force that is sure to change the landscape of the percussion quartet repertoire." — Josh Quillen "Terminals is a great piece not just because Bobby is a genius (which he is), but also because he writes parts that are just fun to play, and that pure joy comes across in the performance."
10. Flash Mob. All music written by Bobby Previte, Jamie Saft and Nels Cline. Published by RareNoisePublishing (PRS) Recorded by Vin Cin at Quinn’s (Beacon, NY), Club Helsinki (Hudson, NY), Elk Creek Café (Milheim, PA) and Nublu (New York, NY) – May 9th -12th 2019. Produced by Bobby Previte and Jamie Saft.
Bobby Previte is a composer and performer whose work explores the nexus between notated and improvised music. One of the seminal figures of the 1980s New York ‘Downtown’ scene, Previte is the recipient of the 2015 Greenfield Prize for music and was a Guggenheim Foundation Fellow in 2012. He has received multiple awards for composition from ...
