Free Stuff! Streams of Feldman

Morton Feldman: Ready to pounce on a small insect perched on Db4.

Spotted this link in UbuWeb's rather useful twitter feed where all manner of interesting things pop up (like this Derrida interview on religion I just saw, I hope it's in English. I speak French fluently of course, just not right now, ahem).

Here are the details then...

Morton Feldman (1926-1987)

1. Chorus and Instruments (II)
   
   
   
2. Christian Wolff In Cambridge
   
   
   
3. The King of Denmark (7:23)
   Realzed by Max Neuhaus.
   This recording should be played at very low volume - "so that you almost don't hear it."
   
   See accompanying text and score.
   Track 1, 2 from Extended Voices
   Track 3 From Aspen No. 5+6

TinyUrl for this post: http://tinyurl.com/23v7kdk

Yet More Free Stuff!!. Webern's Complete Works dir. by Robert Craft.

Anton Webern: Trying to look composed after falling over in the grass, probably.

Just spotted a useful tweet from Ubuweb which links to The High Pony Tail blog where you can find 'Webern: The Complete Music recorded under the direction of Robert Craft.'

Recorded in 1957 apparently and released by Columbia as a 4-LP set (out of print and never released on CD.)

Here's the link to an updated post featuring a processed mp3 version of the album and a link to the original post with an unmeddled with version in lossless flac format.

I haven't had a chance to peruse the other content on The High Pony Tail but from the post titles in the sidebar it looks like there is some good stuff available (not sure of the legality of it though, this Craft recording seems ok but I haven't looked at the rest.)

TinyURL for this post: http://tinyurl.com/yghlmnu

Now On Twitter

Yes, I now have a Twitter account (which must make me a twit) not quite sure what it's all about but I have signed up anyway. Not really looked around for people/stuff to 'follow' yet but I intend to update information about things posted on this blog and/or other possibly exciting music things.

If you are also a contemporary music person then feel free to add me or follow me or whatever people call it and i'll do likewise (or just hide behind the sofa and hope all this networking tish-tosh goes away or something.)