Cover Agent Orange

Album Info

Album Veröffentlichung:
2023

HRA-Veröffentlichung:
17.02.2023

Das Album enthält Albumcover Booklet (PDF)

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  • Uri CaineUri Caine (b. 1956): Premonitions:
  • 1Caine: Premonitions05:35
  • Agent Orange:
  • 2Caine: Agent Orange07:33
  • The Separation of the Children:
  • 3Caine: The Separation of the Children03:17
  • Fine People on Both Sides:
  • 4Caine: Fine People on Both Sides02:50
  • Upside Down Bible:
  • 5Caine: Upside Down Bible05:58
  • Bleach Blues:
  • 6Caine: Bleach Blues04:45
  • The Lies of the Lost Cause:
  • 7Caine: The Lies of the Lost Cause02:51
  • Civil War Fugue:
  • 8Caine: Civil War Fugue03:09
  • On the March:
  • 9Caine: On the March06:09
  • An Uncertain Fate:
  • 10Caine: An Uncertain Fate03:00
  • Total Runtime45:07

Info zu Agent Orange

Caine: "Das Werk besteht aus kleinen Kapiteln mit verschiedenen Themen, die Gefühle wie Wut, Frustration, aber auch Frieden ausdrücken. Das Werk enthält Anspielungen auf die amerikanische Musikgeschichte. Ich beschäftige mich mit der Frage, was die Vereinigten Staaten zusammenhält. Jemand, der in New York City lebt, hat einen anderen Hintergrund als jemand aus Oklahoma oder Texas. Wir betrachten und beurteilen uns gegenseitig auf völlig unterschiedliche Weise. Für mich ist die Musik das einzige verbindende Element. Davon bin ich überzeugt, sowohl als Musiker als auch als Mensch." Die Brüsseler Philharmoniker vergeben einen Kompositionsauftrag an den amerikanischen Musiker Uri Caine. Caine erhält eine "carte blanche". Das Ergebnis ist die Komposition Agent Orange für Orchester und die Improvisationskünstler Dave Liebman am Saxophon, John Hébert am Kontrabass, DJ Olive an den Turntables und Uri Caine am Klavier: Jazz trifft auf Sinfonik

Uri Caine, Klavier
Dave Liebman, Saxophon
John Hébert, Kontrabass
Dj Olive, Plattenteller
Brüsseler Philharmoniker
Alexander Hanson, Leitung




Uri Caine
was born in Philadelphia and began studying piano with Bernard Peiffer and composition with George Rochberg when he was a teenager. He played in bands led by Philly Joe Jones,Hank Mobley,Johnny Coles,Mickey Roker,Odean Pope,Bootsie Barnes,Bobby Durham and Grover Washington. He attended the University Of Pennsylvania and studied music composition with George Rochberg and George Crumb. Since moving to New York in 1985,Caine has recorded 33 albums as a leader.Recent Cds include Space Kiss (2017) with the Lutoslawski Quartet (816 Music), Calibrated Thickness (2016)-816 Music) with his piano trio, and Callithump (Winter and Winter 2015)playing his solo piano compositions.He has recorded projects with his ensemble performing arrangements of Mahler, Wagner, Mozart, Verdi, Schumann and Bach’s Goldberg Variations. He also leads an acoustic trio that has made several recordings including Live at the Village Vanguard (Winter and Winter) as well as his electric Bedrock trio. He was nominated for a Grammy award for the Othello Syndrome (Winter and Winter) in 2009.

Recent compositions include Agent Orange(2017) written for the Brussels Philharmonic and 4 Wunderhorn Songs (2017) written for the SWF Orchestra. Caine composed The Passion of Octavius Catto for the Philadelphia Orchestra with gospel choir celebrating the life of murdered Philadelphia civil rights leader Octavius Catto and Hamsa for the Swedish Chamber Orchestra based on Bach’s 5th Brandenburg Concerto. Caine has also received commissions to compose music for the American Composers Orchestra, the Vienna Volksoper, the BBC concert orchestra,Concerto Koln, The Basel Chamber Orchestra, the Arditi Quartet and The Beaux Arts Trio among others.He was the Composer in Residence fro the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra for 3 years and has performed his version of the Diabelli Variations with orchestras including the Cleveland Orchestra, the Swedish Chamber Orchestra, the Moscow Chamber Orchestra.Caine was the Director of The Venice Bienalle in 2003.

During the past several years Caine has worked in groups led by Don Byron, Dave Douglas, John Zorn, Arto Lindsay, Terry Gibbs and Buddy DeFranco, Sam Rivers, Barry Altschul, the Woody Herman band and the Master Musicians of Jajouka. He has received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Pew Foundation and the USA Artist Fellowships. He has performed at many festivals including the North Sea Jazz festival, the Monterey Jazz festival, the Montreal Jazz festival and the Newport Jazz festival as well as classical festivals like the Salzburg festival, the Munich Opera, Holland Festival, IRCAM and Great Performers at Lincoln Center.



Booklet für Agent Orange

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