No Longer Very Clear book.

No Longer Very Clear book.

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This page lists all recordings of No Longer Very Clear by Joan Tower (. 938). Chee-Yun (violin), Andre Emelianoff (cello), Joan Tower (piano), Paul Neubauer (viola), Ursula Oppens (piano), Melvin Chen (piano), Richard Woodhams (oboe). Tokyo String Quartet. Showing 1 - 3 of 3 results Chee-Yun (violin), Andre Emelianoff (cello), Joan Tower (piano), Paul Neubauer (viola), Ursula Oppens (piano), Melvin Chen (piano), Richard Woodhams (oboe). Release Date: 1st Aug 2005.

No Longer Very Clear: I. Holding A Daisy by Ursula Oppens. The Instrumental Music of Joan Tower is a most interesting disc in terms of the diversity of music and variety of musical ensembles presented. A was introduced to Joan Tower through an on line article and then purchased this and another CD of her music. Ms. Tower's music though contemporary is not hard on the ears or experimantal but based on good solid musicianship. I look forward to hearing more of her music. All instrumentalists demonstrate ability and taste.

Joan Tower: No Longer Very Clear. Sheet Music for Piano. The titles of the pieces in this four-movement suite were taken from lines of a poem by John Ashbery, "No Longer Very Clear

Joan Tower: No Longer Very Clear. Publisher: G. Schirmer In. .Large selection for Piano: more than 90,000 items! Fast and cheap delivery. The titles of the pieces in this four-movement suite were taken from lines of a poem by John Ashbery, "No Longer Very Clear. Holding a Daisy was commissioned and premiered by Sarah Rothenberg an Engine was premiered by Ursula Oppens.

Joan Tower - Associated Music Pub. No Longer Very Clear. A collection of four pieces to be played individually or together as a suite an Engine"; Vast Antique Cubes; Throbbing Still.

Tower's music is all very carefully crafted but never seems to lose its rhythmic vitality in the process - the most . professional pianist herself, Tower understands the minutiae of chamber-music playing.

Tower's music is all very carefully crafted but never seems to lose its rhythmic vitality in the process - the most impressive piece here, the string quartet, In Memory, composed after 9/ 11, is a perfectly paced, steadily evolving single movement, while the piano trio, Big Sky, and the freewheeling quintet for oboe and strings, Island Prelude, from 1989 show how, as a. professional pianist herself, Tower understands the minutiae of chamber-music playing