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michael macrone : music |
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| wind quartet for lake resources |
1987. Originally performed by Dan Plonsey
(clarinet, bass clarinet, alto sax), Tom Statler (clarinet),
Jennifer Rycenga (oboe, soprano sax), and Jonathan "Boo"
Elmer (trombone) at Trinity Chapel, Berkeley, and the Noe Valley
Ministry, San Francisco. |
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| i . enter : the old buffoon |
0:40 |
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| ii . scherzo : love at first sight | 1:59 |
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| iii . serenata for credit suisse | 5:22 |
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| iv . finale |
1:14 | |
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some critical notices: "Lake Resources [is] a grotesque and disturbing but wildly comic tune. To be sure, Mr. Macrone's humour is not always of the best kind. Neither is Elliott Abrams's." Harold Hobson, London Times "Now these voices, sometimes they sang only, and sometimes they cried only, and sometimes they stated only, and sometimes they murmured only, and sometimes they sang and cried, and sometimes they sang and stated, and sometimes they sang and murmured, and sometimes they cried and stated, and sometimes they cried and murmured, and sometimes they stated and murmured, and sometimes they sang and cried and stated, and sometimes they sang and cried and murmured, and sometimes they sang and stated and murmured, and sometimes they cried and stated and murmured, and sometimes they sang and stated and cried and murmured, all together, at the same time, as now, to mention only these four kinds of voices Samuel Beckett |
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wind quartet for lake resources balance the budget, now the telegraphed man the deuill in the horologe quartet 11:11 |
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