Wanmansho
by Aventa Ensemble
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Tracks:
1. Wanmansho – Gabriel Dharmoo (11:34)
Vincent Ranallo, baritone
2. Six apparitions de Lénine sur un piano – André Ristic (15:27)
4. À quelle heure commence le temps? – Gilles Tremblay (29:47)
Vincent Ranallo, baritone / piano, Miranda Wong
Total duration: 56:50
1. Wanmansho – Gabriel Dharmoo (11:34)
Vincent Ranallo, baritone
2. Six apparitions de Lénine sur un piano – André Ristic (15:27)
4. À quelle heure commence le temps? – Gilles Tremblay (29:47)
Vincent Ranallo, baritone / piano, Miranda Wong
Total duration: 56:50
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released October 1, 2021
PERFORMERS:
Aventa Ensemble
Vincent Ranallo, baritone
Bill Linwood, conductor
Mark Takeshi McGregor, flute
Russell Bajer, oboe
AK Coope, clarinet
Jenny Gunter, bassoon
Darnell Linwood, horn
Lou Ranger, trumpet
François Levesque, trombone
Corey Rae, percussion
Roger Admiral, piano
Muge Buyukcelen, violin
Cory Balzer, violin
Mieka Michaux, viola
Alasdair Money, cello
Darren Buhr, doublebass
CREDITS:
Produced by Aventa Ensemble
Recorded live in concert:
Wanmansho – Mar. 1 2020, Victoria, BC
Six apparitions de Lénine sur un piano – Oct. 17 2010, Victoria, BC
À quelle heure commence le temps? – May 29 2011, Malmö Academy of Music, Rosenberg Hall (European premiere)
Digital Editing and Mastering: Bill Linwood
CD design: Denise Burt, Elevator Graphics
Cover Artwork: Denise Burt using original image by Crusty Da Klown, ‘Ritual’
Commissions: Aventa gratefully acknowledges the support of the Canada Council of the Arts for the commissioning of Andre Ristic’s Six apparitions de Lénine sur un piano
Special Thanks: Kirk McNally; Canadian Music Centre
redshiftrecords.org/releases/tk507/
PERFORMERS:
Aventa Ensemble
Vincent Ranallo, baritone
Bill Linwood, conductor
Mark Takeshi McGregor, flute
Russell Bajer, oboe
AK Coope, clarinet
Jenny Gunter, bassoon
Darnell Linwood, horn
Lou Ranger, trumpet
François Levesque, trombone
Corey Rae, percussion
Roger Admiral, piano
Muge Buyukcelen, violin
Cory Balzer, violin
Mieka Michaux, viola
Alasdair Money, cello
Darren Buhr, doublebass
CREDITS:
Produced by Aventa Ensemble
Recorded live in concert:
Wanmansho – Mar. 1 2020, Victoria, BC
Six apparitions de Lénine sur un piano – Oct. 17 2010, Victoria, BC
À quelle heure commence le temps? – May 29 2011, Malmö Academy of Music, Rosenberg Hall (European premiere)
Digital Editing and Mastering: Bill Linwood
CD design: Denise Burt, Elevator Graphics
Cover Artwork: Denise Burt using original image by Crusty Da Klown, ‘Ritual’
Commissions: Aventa gratefully acknowledges the support of the Canada Council of the Arts for the commissioning of Andre Ristic’s Six apparitions de Lénine sur un piano
Special Thanks: Kirk McNally; Canadian Music Centre
redshiftrecords.org/releases/tk507/
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