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John Adams - Composer

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Data di uscita:: 13 dic 2005
Etichetta: Nonesuch

Informazioni generali

  • Genere: Classica / Sperimentale

    Posizione BERKELEY, California, Un

    Visualizzazioni profilo: 294061

    Ultimo accesso: 03/12/2010

    Iscritto dal 08/06/2006

    Sito Web www.earbox.com

    Etichetta www.nonesuch.com

    Tipo di etichetta Major

  • Biografia

    This official John Adams myspace page is operated by colleagues at John Adams' music publisher, Boosey & Hawkes, with input and collaboration from the composer himself. Special thanks to Nonesuch for granting us permission to stream these tracks. Enjoy! "Whenever serious art loses track of its roots in the vernacular, then it begins to atrophy." -John Adams John Adams has harnessed the rhythmic energy of Minimalism to the harmonies and orchestral colours of late-Romanticism * Brought contemporary history to the opera house with his post-modern music-theatre works ..Nixon in China.. (1987) and ..The Death of Klinghoffer.. (1991) * Has addressed urgent social issues with passion and empathy, both in his operas and in such works as ..I Was Looking at the Ceiling and then I Saw the Sky.., ..El Dorado.. and ..The Wound-Dresser.. * His works are much favoured by choreographers, with multiple ballet versions of ..Fearful Symmetries.. * Winner of the 1995 Grawemeyer Award for his Violin Concerto * Series of recordings on the Nonesuch label * A recent survey shows him to be the most frequently performed living American composer of orchestral music. Works by John Adams include: Short Ride in a Fast Machine.. (1986) for orchestra Violin Concerto (1993) El Niño (1999-2000) for soprano, mezzo-soprano, baritone, three counter-tenors, chorus, optional childrens' chorus and orchestra
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  • Influenze

    "JS Bach, Duke Ellington, Melville, Mozart (particularly concertos and chamber music), John Philip Sousa, Charles Ives, Sibelius, Stravinsky, Whitman, Kayan Kalhor (Persian kamchei virtuoso), Cervantes (en español), Copland, Ali Akbar Khan, Benny Goodman, Conlon Nancarrow, Mahler, Shakespeare (particularly Lear), Thomas Mann, Beethoven (particularly piano music), Stockhausen tape music, Schoenberg (strange but true), Beatles, Qawwali music (Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan), Louis Armstrong, Paul Butterfield, Debussy/Ravel, Frank Gehry, Wagner (but not Parsifal), Allen Ginsberg, Glass/Reich/Riley." "Recently, I have been listening to Alarm Will Sound arrangements of Aphex Twin, old LP recordings of the Benny Goodman Orchestra from the late 1930's, and the new edit of "The Dharma at Big Sur", my concerto for electric violin, played by the amazing Tracy Silverman. I recently conducted scenes from Glass's Akhnaten with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and found that I liked it." ..- JA
  • È simile

This official John Adams myspace page is operated by colleagues at John Adams' music publisher, Boosey & Hawkes, with input and collaboration from the composer himself. Special thanks to Nonesuch for granting us permission to stream these tracks. Enjoy!

"Whenever serious art loses track of its roots in the vernacular, then it begins to atrophy." -John Adams

John Adams has harnessed the rhythmic energy of Minimalism to the harmonies and orchestral colours of late-Romanticism * Brought contemporary history to the opera house with his post-modern music-theatre works Nixon in China (1987) and The Death of Klinghoffer (1991) * Has addressed urgent social issues with passion and empathy, both in his operas and in such works as I Was Looking at the Ceiling and then I Saw the Sky, El Dorado and The Wound-Dresser * His works are much favoured by choreographers, with multiple ballet versions of Fearful Symmetries * Winner of the 1995 Grawemeyer Award for his Violin Concerto * Series of recordings on the Nonesuch label * A recent survey shows him to be the most frequently performed living American composer of orchestral music.

Works by John Adams include: Short Ride in a Fast Machine (1986) for orchestra Violin Concerto (1993) El Niño (1999-2000) for soprano, mezzo-soprano, baritone, three counter-tenors, chorus, optional childrens' chorus and orchestra


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  • Artur Bayramgalin

    Hi,
    Thank you very much for accepting the request, you are great!
    CHEERS!

    "Artur Bayramgalin fuses smooth and acid jazz, new age and folk creating a new sound in the contemporary music world".

    1 anno fa
  • Laurent

    hello john merci pour l'ajout

    1 anno fa
  • PIOTR GNACZYNSKI

    many thanks for add :)
    brilliant music
    best regards
    from Poland
    Piotr G

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  • PIOTR GNACZYNSKI

    thanks for add
    very nice music (violin concerto) realy like
    best regards Piotr

    1 anno fa
  • Luca Urso

    Thank You and All the best! www.lucaurso.com

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  • Anna Leonova

    Excellent music! Indeed!
    I wish You best wishes!

    1 anno fa
  • Fernando Deghi-Viola Br…

    I thank because of adding. Success in his projects.
    New friends cost gold. Good winds and brisas.
    Fernando Deghi

    1 anno fa
  • Nishmah Audio

    Hello from Chicago john.
    JP

    1 anno fa
  • Nephilon

    All I can say is... Wow! I have much work ahead of me

    1 anno fa

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Influences:

"JS Bach, Duke Ellington, Melville, Mozart (particularly concertos and chamber music), John Philip Sousa, Charles Ives, Sibelius, Stravinsky, Whitman, Kayan Kalhor (Persian kamchei virtuoso), Cervantes (en español), Copland, Ali Akbar Khan, Benny Goodman, Conlon Nancarrow, Mahler, Shakespeare (particularly Lear), Thomas Mann, Beethoven (particularly piano music), Stockhausen tape music, Schoenberg (strange but true), Beatles, Qawwali music (Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan), Louis Armstrong, Paul Butterfield, Debussy/Ravel, Frank Gehry, Wagner (but not Parsifal), Allen Ginsberg, Glass/Reich/Riley."

"Recently, I have been listening to Alarm Will Sound arrangements of Aphex Twin, old LP recordings of the Benny Goodman Orchestra from the late 1930's, and the new edit of "The Dharma at Big Sur", my concerto for electric violin, played by the amazing Tracy Silverman. I recently conducted scenes from Glass's Akhnaten with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and found that I liked it."
- JA

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