Album

Synchronisms No. 6 / Electronic Study No. 3 / Synchronisms No. 5 / Trobar Clus / Solitaire For Piano And Vibes

Mario Davidovsky / Barbara Kolb

1972 · Electronic, Classical

Synchronisms No. 6 / Electronic Study No. 3 / Synchronisms No. 5 / Trobar Clus / Solitaire For Piano And Vibes by Mario Davidovsky / Barbara Kolb

Synchronisms No. 6 / Electronic Study No. 3 / Synchronisms No. 5 / Trobar Clus / Solitaire For Piano And Vibes is a Classical album by Mario Davidovsky / Barbara Kolb, originally released in 1972. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Synchronisms No. 66:53
  2. A2Electronic Study No. 3 (1965)5:20
  3. A3Synchronisms No. 58:35

Side B

  1. B1Trobar Clus12:00
  2. B2Solitare For Piano, Vibraphone And Tape13:32

Sound DNA

  • Classical
  • Modern & Contemporary
  • brittle
  • meditative
  • cerebral

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Turquoise/green and silver labels
Label: "Vox Turnabout" logo on cover; "Turnabout - A Vox Production" logo on labels
LCCN info:
- Not all tracks were recorded at Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center. The liner notes specifically identify track A2 and part of B2 as being recorded there.
Full titles and track info, as on back jacket:
A1 - Synchronisms No. 6 for Piano and Electronic Sounds - winner of the 1971 Pulitzer Prize in Music - written for the pian

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Barbara KolbCONDUCTOR
  • Cheryl SeltzerPIANO
  • Harvey SollbergerCONDUCTOR
  • Richard FitzVIBRAPHONE
  • Robert MillerPIANO

2 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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