Annea Lockwood [ Early Works, 1967-1982 ] CD [EM1064CD]

+Including two booklets
+Cardboard paper CD case
+Liner notes & scores by Annea Lockwood
+English/Japanese text
+Scarce photos.

A collection of Annea Lockwood's early works which had featured on SOURCE: Music of the Avant Garde, a legendary magazine that had published new & experimental music from 1967-73, including works by J. Cage, D. Tudar, T. Ichiyanagi, D. Rosenboom, MEV, H. Chopin, T. Riley, M. Newhause & many others. This CD includes the album Glass World (1970) and a tape music piece Tiger Balm (1970), plus the series of performance entitled Piano Transplants (1967-82) on a special booklet.

Annea Lockwood was born in Christchurch, New Zealand in 1939 and lived in London and Cologne from 1961-72, studying at the Royal College of Music and the Musikhochschule, Koln, and freelancing as a composer-performer. Since 1973 she has lived in Peekskill, New York, and taught on the faculty of Music at Vassar College, New York from 1982-2001. Her music has been presented in North America, Britain, France, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Scandinavia, Italy, Belgium, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand.

TRACKS:
Glass World (recorded in 1968-70)
1. Micro Glass Shaken
2. Glass Rod Vibrating
3. Turning Gong
4. Mini Mobile
5. Wine Glass
6. Water Gong
7. Two Ribbed Discs
8. Rod Across Edge of Pane
9. Glass Bulb
10. Glissandi
11. Spinning Discs
12. Dialogue: Bottles & Jars
13. Vibrating Pane
14. Bubbling
15. Breathing Machine
16. Water Jars
17. Rod Roll
18. Micro Glass on Goblet
19. Micro Glass Along Pane
20. Cullet: Two Glass Rocks
21. Medium Mobile
22. Bottle Tree Showered with Fragments
23. Deep Water Gong

24. Tiger Balm