Name: Nine Branches of the Olive Tree [excerpt] for recorders,bass clarinet,guitar & percussion by Yehuda Yannay in Y
Duration: 1 min
Description: Edward Gogolak, recorders, John Holmquist, guitar, William Helmers, bass clarinet, Martin Shadd, percussion

Eiko Yamada - Viola Kramer
Recorder - electronics, voice

Eiko Yamada und Viola Kramer Duo Part 6

Eiko Yamada und Viola Kramer Duo Part 3

Eiko Yamada and Viola Kramer Part 2

Hayu Leilot - היו לילות

Lyrics: Yaakov Orland
Music: Mordechai Zeira
Arrangement: Hagai Yodan

| The Israeli Contemporary Music Project

Hayu Leilot(Arr. Yodan) | Hagai Yodan, voice and piano

Edward Gogolak, recorders, John Holmquist, guitar, William Helmers, bass clarinet, Martin Shadd, percussion

Nine Branches of the Olive Tree [excerpt] for recorders,bass clarinet,guitar & percussion

Mutatis Mutandis [excerpt] for six instruments

Prm:  Esther Glazer, violin, Easley Blackwood, conductor, on an ISCM concert, sponsored by the Fromm Foundation, Chicago, 1970.

Per Se for violin solo and 7 instruments [excerpt]

島村楽器主催の録れコンにて賞をいただきました。
マクロスFのアイモをケルト系（アイリッシュ系）楽器で演奏しています。

アイモ 〜鳥の人〜

Libretto: Yehuda Yannay
Le Dougherty, Martnie Mac Daniel, sopranos, Evelyn LaBruce, mezzo-soprano. Directed by Corliss Phillabaum

All Our Women - music theater in one act [excerpt]

for Susie Bauer, dancer.  Filmed version available at Yehuda Yannay archives at UWM Library. Using an Electrocomp synthesizer.

Attic Songs: electronic music for dance [excerpt]

 sound sculpture of tuned noises with a blower and plastic pipes of different length that can be played by the audience. Created in collaboration with Steve Pevnick

Windsuck:  sounds sculpture [excerpt]

for solo trumpet and saxophone, and chamber ensemble with rhythm section Ensemble, Pavel Burda, conductor.  "M. My Dear"  is based on the middle movement of this piece.
https://soundcloud.com/yyannay/m-my-dearexcerpt-a-balad-chart-for-any-instrumentation/edit

Three Jazz Moods for  trumpet and saxophone, chamber ensemble  with rhythm section  [Excerpt]

David Barnea cello Maria Buday contra-alto Yannay's "opus 1." First recording of his music (mono) in 1959, Tel-Aviv.
Text by Omar Khayyam, translated to Hebrew by Dvei-Aharon

Rubaiyat, song for voice and cello

The Ineluctable Modality, Edwin London, conductor,
Text: Arthur Rambeau translated by Louise Varese

Dawn And Departure for 9 voices and 5 instruments

Composed  50 years ago (1965) at Brandeis University Electronic Music Studio in 1965 using analog tape equipment and collage techniques in one of the first open studios in the USA

Electronic Study 2-1965

Eiko Yamada (recorder) & Viola Kramer (electronics) live am 21.08.2015 in der Alten Kirche in Wiesbaum

2015 08 21Wiesbaum Yamada Kramer Live Konzert

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Nine Branches of the Olive Tree [excerpt] for recorders,bass clarinet,guitar & percussion

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