Laurence Crane Piano Music
Laurence Crane’s music is thoroughly contemporary, but has hardly a dissonance in the whole 80 minutes of this CD. His music can be described as super-minimalist, but that would ignore the incredibly fine transitions of harmony and time embedded in his works. Ultimately this is music for the post-modernist age, and it can have no better advocate than Michael Finnissy, himself one of the foremost composers of our time.
Track Listing
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Laurence Crane:
- Twentieth Century Music (2:48)
- Three Preludes - Prelude no. 1 (2:31)
- Three Preludes - Prelude no. 2 (1:11)
- Three Preludes - Prelude no. 3 (3:27)
- Blue Blue Blue (7:03)
- Kierkegaards - I. Kierkegaard his Prelude (5:19)
- Kierkegaards - II. Kieergaard his Walk around Copenhagen (6:27)
- Birthday Piece for Michael Finnissy (3:20)
- Derridas - I. Jacques Derrida goes to a Nightclub (3:28)
- Derridas - II. Jacques Derrida goes to a Massage Parlour (2:59)
- Derridas - III. Jacques Derrida goes to the Supermarket (4:28)
- Derridas - IV. Jacques Derrida goes to the Beach (4:57)
- Gorm Busk (3:14)
- James Duke son of John Duke (6:45)
- Looking for Michael Bracewell (1:52)
- Andrew Renton becomes an International Art Critic (6:39)
- Chorale for Howard Skempton (1:15)
- Three Pieces for James Clapperton - No. 1 (3:15)
- Three Pieces for James Clapperton - No. 2 (4:35)
- Three Pieces for James Clapperton - No. 3 (4:25)