Dean Rosenthal :: Music

There Was Only One of Her (Vivian Perlis) (2020, electroacoustic)
[Listen/Watch - There Was Only One of Her (Vivian Perlis)]

Ostinato Obbligato (2017, Melaine Dalibert, piano)

[mp3] | [score]

Displacement (2009/2016, Dante Boon, piano, live at Spectrum)

[mp3] | [score]

Path for Flexible Orchestra (2015, strings, vibraphone, flute, bass & contrabass clarinet)
[score]

Path (2014, oboe)

[mp3] | [score]

Stones/Water/Time/Breath (2012, text score)
[Listen to Stones/Water/Time/Breath] | [Performance Videos] | [score] | [go to S/W/T/B website]

I Think So, Too (2009/2012, wind quintet)

[mp3] | [score]

Duplets (2012, Sharon Kim, voice, Mvt. I, vocal solo)

[mp3] | [score]

Perfect for ... (2011, Morgan Lee Gerstmar, solo violin, live at the California Institute of the Arts)

[mp3] | [score]

Ariel (2003/2011, string quartet)

[mp3] | [score]

Unconfirmed Report (2011, graphic score)
[mp3] ++ | [score]

Life is What Happens (2010, digital pastiche)

[mp3]

Lullaby (2010, Dean Rosenthal, piano, live at the wulf)

[mp3] | [score]

Menemsha Village (2010, field recording)

[mp3] | [notes]

Displacement (2009, piano or two solo instruments)
[mp3] ++ | [score] ++

++ to come

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Music from 1996-2000

Instrumental

Your Fine Promises (Live, Joan La Barbara, voice, 1997)

[mp3]

Songs from the Japanese (Live, 2000, violin and soprano)

[mp3]

Underpinnings (Live, 1998, ensemble)

[Trace Label] | [mp3]

electronic/digital pastiche

Ear Trainer (1996, digital pastiche)

[mp3]

Portrait Series (1997, digital pastiche)

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Luciano Berio: "Sinfonierien" (Sinfonia/Cathy Berberian)

[mp3]

Thomas Buckner: "Buddhist Spouting Sadness on the Train"

[mp3]

John Cage:"Kansas Has This About It"

[mp3]

Cornelius Cardew:"1959 to 1969"

[mp3]

Henry Cowell: "Antinomy"

[mp3]

Morton Feldman: "For Morton Feldman"

[mp3]

Glenn Gould's Goldberg, 1955: "A Gouldberg Variation"

[mp3]

Lou Harrison: "It Would Enter Invisibly…"

[mp3]

Erik Satie: "Satieated"

[mp3]