Fung Sha Noon / David Simons CD MP3

Fung Sha Noon / David Simons Music

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Label	Tzadik Records
CD Universe Part number	8002399
Catalog number	8067
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 27, 2009
Recording Time	51 minutes

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Fung Sha Noon / David Simons Songs

1. Odentity, for ensemble (11:07)
Composer	David Simons
Conductor	David Simons
Performer	David Simons
Date Written	2005
Ensemble	Harry Parts' Fictive Ensemble
Venue	Hungry Hollow Studios
Recording Date	2009
2. Uncle Venus, for gamelan & string quartet (9:25)
Composer	David Simons
Performer	Lisa Karrer (Gamelan)
Date Written	2005
Venue	Hungry Hollow Studios
Recording Date	10/26/2007
3. Music for theremin & gamelan (12:38)
Composer	David Simons
Performer	Rob Schwimmer (Theremin) Tom Teh Chiu (Violin) Stephanie Griffin (Viola)
Date Written	1999
Venue	Hungry Hollow Studios / Brooklyn
Recording Date	2008-09
4. Chain of Incident, for percussion (18:14)
Composer	David Simons
Performer	David Simons (Percussion)
Date Written	1993
Venue	Harvestworks
Recording Date	1993

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