Rampant Grasshopper

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Sound art made from spoken word records processed through the Soma Cosmos Drifting Memory Station. The piece was collaged from live performances...


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Your Check is in the Mail
for Solo unaccompanied baritone voice
(part of the cycle "Usual lies of the music business")
Music and lyrics by Juan María Solare

This piece is based upon deconstruction, fragmentation and reordering of a single sentence of six words. The reconstruction produces different meanings due to the polysemy of the words involved. Polysemy happens when a word is associated with two or more distinct meanings (which become clear through word recontextualizing).

Premiere: Andrew White, baritone, February 8, 2015, Jan Hus Church, New York City, Composer’s Voice concert series. 

This recording by Andrew White (Solo Baritone)
on Monday, February 8th 2016 - at the Fine Arts Recital Hall, UNK (University of Nebraska at Kearney), USA.
Series "Concerts-on-the-Platte"

About Andrew White, voice:
http://www.unk.edu/academics/music/fs/andrew_white.php
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1z2fhsGdAU4b0XvpBU-ofQ

About Juan María Solare, composer:
http://www.juanmariasolare.com/

"Your Check is in the Mail" is dedicated to Andrew White.
Composed in Bremen, Germany, on May 22nd, 2014 in the frame of the project Fifteen Minutes of Fame initiated by the associations Vox Novus (New York City).

ISWC: T-803.383.089-7

Your Check is in the Mail | Juan Maria Solare | Andrew White, voice

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This is a track created from digitally manipulating various parts of an unnamed/unspecified cassette tape.

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