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Robert Ashley · Album · 1999 · 9 songs. Listen to Your Money My Life Goodbye on Spotify. Robert Ashley · Album · 1999 · 9 songs. Robert Ashley · Album · 1999 · 9 songs. Home; Search; Your Library. Create your first playlist ...
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ROBERT ASHLEY "Your Money My Life Goodbye" is one of forty-nine vocal-ensemble pieces of various lengths (from 10 minutes to 90 minutes or more) that can be used in many kinds of combinations to make an opera for stage, for radio or for television. Any of the combinations go under the title of the “opera,” "The Immortality Songs."
"Your Money My Life Goodbye" doesn’t take this seriously at all. Everybody is crazy. —Robert Ashley, 1998. Voices, in order of appearance: Jacqueline Humbert Sam Ashley Robert Ashley Joan La Barbara. Recorded and mixed by Tom Hamilton. The electronic orchestra was produced at 10 Beach Street in New York by Robert Ashley and Tom Hamilton.
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16 de jul. de 1999 · Your Money My Life Goodbye by Robert Ashley, released 16 July 1999 1. C-III 2. Endorsements 3. More Endorsements 4. Ms. Ona 5. Ms. Ona Speaks 6. C-III and Ms. Ona Continued 7. Details 8. She Speaks Again 9. End of Story An opera commissioned by Bayerisher Rundfunk Munich's Hörspiel und Medienkunst department about an internationally renowned swindler, who almost took down the European and ...
Robert Ashley on the piece: " Your Money My Life Goodbye is one of forty-nine vocal-ensemble pieces of various lengths (from ten minutes to ninety minutes or more) that can be used in many kinds of combinations to make an opera for stage, for radio or for television.
