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Brightest Threads

CD

Brightest Threads / Luke Carbon.

  • Published by Made Now Music — 10 July, 2020 [MNM13] — 1 CD (54 min.)
  • Sales Availability: Buy Brightest Threads on the iTunes Store
  • Library Availability: This item is not available from the Australian Music Centre Library

Featured Australian works

  Work Composer PerformersDuration
Brightest threads (2013) for bass clarinet quartet
Recorded/performed at: Rolling Stock Studios, Melbourne, on 23 Feb 20.
Robert Davidson Luke Carbon, Natasha Fearnside, Robin Henry, Stuart Byrne 9 mins, 37 sec.
North Head (2018) — duos: bass clarinet, vibraphone
Recorded/performed at: Rolling Stock Studios, Melbourne, on 25 Mar 19.
Tim Hansen Luke Carbon, Thea Rossen 8 mins, 26 sec.

Also includes: Karakurenai / Andy Akiho -- Press Release / David Lang -- Bled Out / Ryan Walsh -- Packet Loss / Ryan Walsh -- New York Counterpoint / Steve Reich.

Product details

'My debut album Brightest Threads combines my fascination for American post-minimalism, new Australian sounds, and the bass clarinet. It's an eclectic collection of chamber and solo works; bucket list pieces, brand new works, things that make me smile. David Lang's tour-de-force solo Press Release is basically why I play the bass, Reich's New York Counterpoint is a chance to let my hair down, and Ryan Walsh's Bled Out is maybe the playing I'm most proud of, period. I'm joined by Stuart Byrne, Natasha Fearnside, and Robin Henry (bass clarinets) on Robert Davidson's masterful quartet Brightest Threads (Stuart also plays on Akiho's mesmerising Karakurenai), and Thea Rossen (vibraphone) on Tim Hansen's heartbreaking North Head, commissioned by Enyato Duo. I'm very proud for this first offering to be released by my friends in Brisbane at Made Now Music. The bass clarinet here is punchy, guttural, sweet, tender, and raw, and I hope that you find something new to love in this album' (Luke Carbon).

Duration: 54 min.


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