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15 de jul. de 2005 · Celestial Excursions delves into the wild intermingling of reminiscence, regret, love, nightmare, old sayings, and songs on the radio -- all seemingly to no purpose, except for the operatic end of relentless speed and precision in ensemble singing and the possible stage magic inherent in illusion, hallucination, and a physically ...
Robert Ashley: Celestial Excursions - An Opera by Robert Ashley released in 2005. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Robert Ashley's Celestial Excursions (2002) is an avant-garde opera in three long acts on a myriad of themes, performed by five reciting voices, a silent dancer, and accompanied by an on-stage pianist and an electronic "orchestra."
After the ground-breaking work, Dust, godfather of experimental opera Robert Ashley returns with Celestial Excursions. Ashley’s latest endeavor explores remarkably uncharted territory—the kind of language that is common among “old” people who talk all the time or not at all, to anyone passing by or to themselves.
Celestial ExcursionsText, music and direction by Robert AshleySingers: Sam Ashley, Thomas Buckner, Jacqueline Humbert, Joan La Barbara and Robert AshleyPiano...
1 de nov. de 2020 · https://youtu.be/13DWoMP8uuIAshley's 2003 opera "Celestial Excursions". Tracklist coming soon.
20 de mar. de 2024 · He made the ordinary extraordinarily vivid; Celestial Excursions begins with the statement that, “A group of so-called fictitious characters is just as bad as a group of so-called real ones … they fight among themselves and have affairs that are kept secret.”
