Who is In Triplicate? Watch this video to find out.
from Three Familiar Tunes Not Heard Before
Three fat mice, three fat mice,
See how they eat, see how they eat
from Three Familiar Tunes Not Heard Before
Melody, harmony, and lyrics intertwine perfectly in this 1970 gem
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
from Sumpin' About Chicago
with Clancy Newman, narrator
The great ferocity and, underneath, the great sentimentality of Django
In one of the most well-known moments of opera, a furtive tear is cause for uncontainable joy
(abridged)
You may just sense the effect of the golden ratio in this blues, and a quote or two
from Sumpin' About Chicago
from Nate Farrington's
Lovesick Blues Across the Centuries
from Three Familiar Tunes Not Heard Before
I. Ten Tongues
II. Six Wishes
III. Three Stops
I. Morning
II. Afternoon
III. Evening
I. Una furtiva lagrima (Donizetti, arr. Farrington)
II. Lovesick Blues (after Hank Williams, arr. Farrington)
II. Afternoon
Jeremy Kurtz-Harris
III. Evening
Clancy Newman, composer/cello/audio
Jeremy Kurtz-Harris, composer/percussion/audio
stovetop popcorn & double bass
(Lin, Kurtz-Harris)