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OTUFM 19-F-6
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[Guest composer George Crumb]
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- March 30, 1974 (Creation)
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2 audio reels
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(1971-)
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A2021-08
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File consists of a recording by CBC Radio of New Music Concerts' performance on March 30, 1974 in Walter Hall, which was broadcast on May 6, 1974:
- Black angels (thirteen images from the dark land) : for electric string quartet / George Crumb (Orford String Quartet: Andrew Dawes, Kenneth Perkins, violin ; Terence Helmer, viola ; Marcel St-Cyr, cello)
- Voice of the whale = Vox Balaenae : for three masked players / George Crumb (Robert Aitken, flute ; Marcel St-Cyr, cello ; John Hawkins, piano)
- Lux Aeterna (for the children of the night) : for five masked musicians / George Crumb (Mary Morrison, soprano ; Robert Aitken, flute ; Shambhu Das, sitar ; Robin Engelman and John Wyre, percussion)
- Ancient voices of children / George Crumb (Mary Morrison, soprano ; Paul Pickles, boy soprano ; Melvin Berman, oboe ; William Kuinka, mandolin ; Erica Goodman, harp ; John Hawkins, electric piano ; Allen Beard, Robin Engelman, John Wyre, percussion).
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Box 42
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- Dawes, Andrew (Subject)
- Hawkins, John (Subject)
- Morrison, Mary (Subject)
- Engelman, Robin (Subject)
- Aitken, Robert (Subject)
- Berman, Melvin (Subject)
- Helmer, Terence (Subject)
- Perkins, Kenneth (Subject)
- Saint-Cyr, Marcel (Subject)
- Wyre, John (Subject)