Mark Rimple, countertenor, live performance, self-accompanied on 8-course-lute.

Kapsberger:  I Vò Piangendo Miei

Mark Rimple, countertenor, Mary Springfels, citole.  Performed at St. Bartholomew the Less, London, in conjunction with the British Museum Citole Conference, November, 2010.

L'autrier M'iere Rendormiz

Three pieces written in 2021 in response to the immigrant crisis that began before, but was heightened during the Trump administration, and hasn't disappeared.  In memory of parents and children separated from one another.

Performed live by the Dali Quartet, April 1, 2023.

I.  Incitement
II. Mi Casa No Es Su Casa
III. Esperavamosse Niña Se Levanta la Madrigada

Mark Rimple:  3 Pieces For String Quartet performed by the Dali Quartet

Text:  O Sapientia (antiphon) and Dante, Paradiso (Cantos XXXI and XXXIII).
Choral Arts Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Bach Collegium
Matthew Glandorf Artistic Director & Conductor
Recorded live at the world premiere concert on Dec. 2, 2015 at St. Clement’s Episcopal Church, Philadelphia
Recording engineer: John Baker. 


Mark Rimple:  O Sapientia/O Luce (Antiphon)

A Pavan to the Passamezzo Moderno, commonly known as the Quadran Pavin or Quadra Pavan, by Antony Holborne.

Rimple Quadran Pavan Final

A blast from the past - my first "real" composition performed by The Temple New Music Trio - Cynthia Folio, Flute, Jeffrey Solow, Cello, and Charles Abramovic, Piano.

Rimple Constellations 1994 Live Temple Trio

A live performance I made in the later 1990s of Berio's seminal guitar piece.  Recorded at the Phila. Art Allliance, and recovered from cassette tapes via Kodak.

Luciano Berio, Sequenza XI for guitar, Mark Rimple, guitar

William Anderson, Guitar
Morey Ritt, Piano
League of Composers/ISCM 
Weil Hall, May 13, 1997

Mark Rimple:  Two Transcended for guitar and piano

Generated using software written by Maurice Wright (Temple University) and the Princeton Sound Kitchen.  All sounds are created by additive sine-wave synthesis.

Rimple Imaginary Landscapes

Mark Rimple, composer and guitarist
Recorded live in 1995 at the Art Alliance, Philadelphia

Mark Rimple: Reflections for Guitar (1995)

Composed by Mark Rimple in 1997, using a live recorded performance by Brian Ferias of Rimple's Five Bagatelles for Unaccompanied Clarinet.

Mark Rimple:  Motet For Computer Media (1997)

Four pieces from members of Les Sixes & Friends:
Poulenc, Sarabande
Georges Auric, Hommage a Alonso Mudarra
Manuel DeFalla, Hommage a Debussy
Darius Milhaud, Segoviana
Mark Rimple, Guitar
Recorded live, ca. 1995

Four pieces by (and for) Les Six - Mark Rimple, guitar

Raoul Pleskow:  Quatrain for Guitar
Performed by Mark Rimple

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