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Javier Torres Maldonado – Nouvel Ensemble Moderne, Dynamis Ensemble, Quartetto Terpsycordes - Exabrupto FLAC

Performer: Javier Torres Maldonado – Nouvel Ensemble Moderne, Dynamis Ensemble, Quartetto Terpsycordes
Title: Exabrupto
Genre: Classical
Cat #: STR 33719
Label: Stradivarius
Country: Italy
Date of release: 2005
Style: Contemporary
FLAC size 1892 mb
MP3 size: 2230 mb
Record From CD, Album

Italy Stradivarius Contemporary 2005

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Tracklist

1	Insomnio Sin Ángel	3:43
2	La Noche Del Ángel	4:21
3	Exabrupto Conductor – Lorraine VaillancourtEnsemble – Nouvel Ensemble Moderne	15:09
4	Preludio I. Contemplaciones Del Ángel	1:33
5	Tiento Cello – Andrea Cavuoto	6:51
6	The Unexpected Clock In The Mirrors Bass Clarinet – Rocco Parisi Conductor – Javier Torres MaldonadoEnsemble – Dynamis EnsembleViolin – Carlo Chiarappa	10:29
7	Interludio. Fantasía Que Tañeba El Ángel	2:35
8	Luz Bayan – Germano ScurtiEnsemble – Quartetto Terpsycordes	(18:15)
9	Orior Piano – Candida Felici	7:28
10	El Vuelo Ausente Del Ángel	5:07
11	De Ignoto Cantu Conductor – Javier Torres MaldonadoEnsemble – Dynamis Ensemble	6:33
12	Preludio II. Fragmento De La Noche Del Ángel	0:56

Credits

Composed By – Javier Torres Maldonado
Edited By – Andrea Dandolo (tracks: 2-11)
Edited By, Mastered By – Denis Leclerc (tracks: 1)
Engineer – Alain Chénier (tracks: 1), Andrea Chenna (tracks: 2-11)
Engineer [Assistant] – Claude Duhamel (tracks: 1)
Liner Notes – Candida Felici
Producer – Laurent Major (tracks: 1)

Notes

1 = Exabrupto for three instrumental groups, one pianist and one percussionist.
2 = Tiento for cello and electronics.
3 = The unexpected clock in the mirrors for violin, bass clarinet and ensemble.
4 = Orior for piano.
5 = De ignoto cantu for bass clarinet, trumpet, percussion, violin, cello and electronics.
6-11 = Luz for accordion and string quartet.

Recording: Salle Claude-Champagne, Université de Montréal, Canada, October 25, 26 & 28, 1998 (track 1); Brunello – Chiesa S. Maria dell'Annunciata, Italy, June 2005 (tracks 2-11).