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Abel-Steinberg-Winant Trio David Abel, violin; Julie Steinberg, piano; William Winant, percussion. One admires the trio's great skill at getting across music whose deceptively simple surface conceals great intellectual depth, even at its most playful. --Fanfare This collection presents a view of Pacific Rim influences in modern classical composition. Among the many structural inventions, devices and languages developed in western art music during the twentieth century there exists a profound eastern influence. This influence is sometimes overt (as in the Cowell and Harrison trios), with the use of exotic percussion and a the-world-is-one inspiration. It is sometimes implicit (as in the Cage and Satoh pieces), which opens time to, in Satoh's English, "not simply progress from past into future, but slowly describes a circle." The Hovhaness piece, of five invocations, delves further through cultural icons to the ancient Armenian sun god, Vahakn. Track List 1. Nocturne (John Cage) 4:28 Set of Five (Henry Cowell) Invocations to Vahakn (Alan Hovhaness) 12. Toki No Mon (Somei Satoh) 14:30 Varied Trio (Lou Harrison)
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