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COMPOSERFRANK HARRISON VALI EVANGEL
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ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLEDel Sol String Quartet
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PERFORMERDEL SOL STRING QUARTET
Zia - Del Sol String Quartet
- Sono Luminus
- February 26, 2013
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RELEASE DATEFebruary 26, 2013
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UPC053479216427
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CATALOG NUMBERDSL-92164
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LABELSono Luminus
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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I. Toyos
Composer: Gabriela Lena Frank
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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II. Tarqueada
Composer: Gabriela Lena Frank
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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III. Himno de Zamponas
Composer: Gabriela Lena Frank
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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IV. Chasqui
Composer: Gabriela Lena Frank
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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V. Canto de Velorio
Composer: Gabriela Lena Frank
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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VI. Coqueteos
Composer: Gabriela Lena Frank
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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I. Variations
Composer: Lou Harrison
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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II. Plaint
Composer: Lou Harrison
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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III. Estampie
Composer: Lou Harrison
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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IV. Rondeaux
Composer: Lou Harrison
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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V. Usul
Composer: Lou Harrison
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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Spanish Garland
Composer: Jose Evangelista
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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Calligraphy No. 6
Composer: Reza Vali
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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Fast Blue Village 2
Composer: Elena Kats-Chernin
Ensemble: Del Sol String Quartet
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The Zia Indians’ symbol for the sacred sun captures the adventurous spirit and global pulse of this CD from Sono Luminus and the award winning Del Sol String Quartet. The composers represented—Gabriela Lena Frank, Lou Harrison, José Evangelista, Reza Vali and Elena Kats-Chernin - draw on ancient and traditional folk music from four corners of the world and make it new by incorporating techniques such as inventive intonations or heterophony. = The San Francisco based Del Sol String Quartet has long made a practice of fostering contemporary music from throughout the entire Western Hemisphere. Critically acclaimed as “steeped in bravery and imagination” (James M. Keller, Chamber Music Magazine (February 2007), this quartet of master musicians explores new ways to interact with audiences, composers and artists across cultures and art forms.
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