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American Percussion Works
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American Percussion Works on CD

American Percussion Works is a rare collection of seldom heard works each with specific rules or themes as a basis for the compositions. In John Cage's First Construction the principle is based on the figure 16. Alberto Ginatera's work Cantata para America Magica, uses pre-Columbian texts based on the conditions of human life, with war, natural phenomena, daybreak, night and love. Lou Harrison mixes non-European forms which 'follow the pattern of having a single melodic part accompanied (or enhanced) by rhythmic percussion' in his Koncherto. Varese's Ionisation also enters a new land being his first solely percussive work where 'he finds a new grammar for the language of music.'

  • 1 First Construction (In Metal) 
  • 2 Cantata Para América Mágica, Op. 27 
  • 3 I. Preludio y Canto a la Aurora 
  • 4 II. Nocturno y Canto de Amor 
  • 5 III. Canto Para la Partida de los Guerreros 
  • 6 IV. Interludio Fantástico 
  • 7 V. Canto de Agonía y Desolación 
  • 8 VI. Canto de la Profecía 
  • 9 Concerto for Violin and Percussion Orchestra 
  • 10 I. Allegro Maestoso, Allegro Vivace 
  • 11 II. Largo, Cantabile 
  • 12 III. Allegro Vigoroso, Poco Presto 
  • 13 Ionisation 
American Percussion Works is a rare collection of seldom heard works each with specific rules or themes as a basis for the compositions. In John Cage's First Construction the principle is based on the figure 16. Alberto Ginatera's work Cantata para America Magica, uses pre-Columbian texts based on the conditions of human life, with war, natural phenomena, daybreak, night and love. Lou Harrison mixes non-European forms which 'follow the pattern of having a single melodic part accompanied (or enhanced) by rhythmic percussion' in his Koncherto. Varese's Ionisation also enters a new land being his first solely percussive work where 'he finds a new grammar for the language of music.'