RCA 74321 73577-2
| Bernd Alois Zimmermann (1918 - 1970): | ||
| Musique pour les soupers du Roi Ubu | 18'07 | |
| [1] | Entrée de l'Académie | 1'44 |
| [2] | Ubu Roi, Captaine Bordure et ses partisans | 2'59 |
| [3] | Mère Ubu et ses gardes | 1'54 |
| [4] | Pile, Cotice et l'ours | 1'09 |
| [5] | Le Cheval á Phynances et les larbins de Phynances | 1'02 |
| [6] | Pavane de Pissembock et Pissedoux | 3'32 |
| [7] | Berceuse des petits financiers qui ne peuvent pas s'endomir | 1'01 |
| [8] | Marche de décervellage | 4'58 |
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Musique pour les soupers du Roi Ubu, Ballet noir en sept parties et une entrée after Alfred Jarry Radio-Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Rudolf Alberth, recording: Sendesaal des Sender Freies Berlin, January 24, 1968 | ||
| Johannes Fritsch (*1942): | ||
| [9] | Der grosse Gesang: Erde war der Mensch, Pflanzen und Tiere, Orinoco | 17'54 |
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Ballet for speaker, 2 singers, guitar, trombone, drums and tape after Pablo Neruda Leonardo Martinez, speaker Barbara Thornton and Benjamin Bagby, singers Crawford Young, guitar Jon English, trombone Michael Ranta, drums recording: Feedback Studios, Cologne April 17, 1980 | ||
| Alfred Schnittke (1934 - 1998): | ||
| [10] | Peer Gynt: Epilog, 2nd part | 10'25 |
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Ballet in three acts, a prologue and an epilogue
after Henrik Ibsen
NDR-Chor and Symphonieorchester, Sir Neville Marriner recording: Musikhalle Hamburg, December 17 and 18. 1993 | ||
| Friedbert Wissmann (*1953): | ||
| [11] | Lear: Finale | 9'54 |
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Ballet after Motives for William Shakespeare for tape
recording: Studio of the Semper-Oper Dresden, 1990 | ||
| Helmut Oehring (*1961) (with Iris ter Schiphorst): | ||
| [12] | Bernarda Albas Haus: songs and dance scenes | 15'17 |
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Dance theater music after Federico García Lorca for 7 dancers, deaf soloist (female), soprano (male), E-guitar, double bass,piano/keyboard and live electronics Arno Raunig, sopranist Christina Schönefeld, deaf soloist Jörf Wilkendorf, E-guitar Peter Kowald, double bass Markus Reschtnewki, piano and keyboard Torsten Ottersberg, live electronics recording: 1999, studio (premiere: November 11, 1999, Basel) | ||
| total time | 72'22 |