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Jasmine Lin: I) Ten Tongues
from Sumpin' About Chicago
Clancy Newman: II) Afternoon
from Three Familiar Tunes Not Heard Before
Jasmine Lin: Three Fat Mice
Three fat mice, three fat mice,
See how they eat, see how they eat
Clancy Newman: III) Evening
from Three Familiar Tunes Not Heard Before
McLean: And I Love You So (arr. Nate Farrington)
Melody, harmony, and lyrics intertwine perfectly in this 1970 gem
Vivaldi: La Follia (arr. Lin)
For six centuries and counting, the wildly popular La Follia has been a playground in which countless composers have “played,” a vehicle for endless revelry
Shakespeare/Farrington: Sonnet 130 for whistler, guitar, & narrator
with Clancy Newman, narrator
Reinhardt: Brick Top (arr. Lin)
The great ferocity and, underneath, the great sentimentality of Django
Donizetti: Una Furtiva Lagrima (arr. Farrington)
In one of the most well-known moments of opera, a furtive tear is cause for uncontainable joy
after Elvis: Are You Lonesome Tonight? (arr. Farrington)
(abridged)
Clancy Newman: Golden Blues
You may just sense the effect of the golden ratio in this blues, and a quote or two
Hank Williams: Lovesick Blues (arr. Farrington)
from Nate Farrington's Lovesick Blues Across the Centuries
Jasmine Lin: II) Six Wishes
from Sumpin' About Chicago
Clancy Newman: I) Morning
from Three Familiar Tunes Not Heard Before
Audio Samples
Newman: Three Familiar Tunes Not Heard Before
II. Afternoon
PercussionBass
Jeremy Kurtz-Harris
Newman: Three Familiar Tunes Not Heard Before
III. Evening
Bach: Goldberg Variations, Aria
In Triplicate round robin exercise
Clancy Newman, composer/cello/audio
Jeremy Kurtz-Harris, composer/percussion/audio
Kurtz-Harris: Lanigan's Mashup
popcorn improv
stovetop popcorn & double bass
(Lin, Kurtz-Harris)
Phelps: The Canyon Wren (arr. In Triplicate)
