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Pop
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Delivered to You
recorded Oakland, Ca., August 2011
with Ian Stahl, guitars
& Jim Kassis, drums featuring Dawn McCarthy,
vocals
lyrics & music C. Suprynowicz for the upcoming miniseries OMGYN
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OZ is a long-awaited, oft-delayed
compilation by the San Francisco-based band, featuring Michael
Bluestein (piano), Dave Phillips (pedal steel), Jim Kassis (drums &
percussion), Clark Suprynowicz (bass) and a small raft of guest
artists, including Tracy Silverman, Irene Sazer, and Rob Sudduth.
Aina Kemanis is the singer, known for an
extensive ECM touring/recording career with Marilyn Mazur, Barre
Phillips, John Surman, Alex Cline, and others. Most recently, OZ
recorded the theme music to Outright Radio, syndicated nationally on
National Public Radio.
Zion
Blackbird
When You Said Someday
If You Leave Me
The
Aboriginine Song
When You Said Someday
(alternate take)
Well Alright
Just a Little Bit More
You Don't Like Me
Wolfman |
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Opera, Music Theater, Choral Music |
Grace
from Caliban Dreams, with Laura
Bohn as Ariel |
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Down In The Hole
choral arrangement of the Tom Waits song, for the Pacific Mozart
Ensemble |
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Chrysalis Video Clips |
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We Won't Settle For Nothin' Less Than Revolution
from The Panthers |
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In Sleep A King
In Sleep a King is a set of pieces written
for singer/actor/writer Rinde Eckert by Clark Suprynowicz, with an
ensemble comprised of Rob Sudduth, Andy Laster, Sheldon Brown, Peck
Allmond, Jai Uttal, Ward Spangler, Pete Perfido, Michael Spiro, and
Suprynowicz on bass. The music integrates electronics with an acoustic
ensemble. The CD includes Paramus, New Jersey, from the show of the
same name.
The Daily Californian wrote of this show: "Clark Suprynowicz's score,
played live by an ensemble of seven, is the best body of music I've
heard in a theater setting for a long, long time. Rhythmically
complex, with wonderful wind and horn fills, the score ranges
beautifully over a lexicon of textures and styles, from driving funk
to '50's style cool jazz. Suprynowicz goes all over the musical map,
yet keeps things taut and surprising at every moment." And Jesse
Hamlin, in the San Francisco Chronicle, wrote "The clincher was Clark
Suprynowicz's "Paramus, New Jersey" ... it was a funny, maniacal piece
that built obsessively beneath Eckert's punk surrealist ravings about
a Checker Cab ride to Paramus. No explanation required."
This CD was selected one of the best ten releases of the year by Larry
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Track Listing
1.
In Sleep A King 8:36
2. Stopping to Pray 6:06
3. Dahboo 7:47
4.
Paramus, New Jersey 7:31
5. What She Said 6:06
6. Rinde 1:57
7. This Is My Hour 6:28
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Chamber Music |
Singing in the
Dark for flute / harp / viola
March 20, 2010 at Crowden Music Center |
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Elegance and Superstition
May 9, 2009 / Eidolon String Quartet |
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The Magic Shop
premiered by ChamberMix at Crowden
Music Center in Berkeley
JAYC Faculty Concert, March 20, 2009 |
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Global
Warming
duets for piano and soprano
saxophone
performed by Lara Bolton, piano
and Joshua Vande Hey, saxophone
I. Moderato 4:09
II. Andante 2:40
III. Adagio 4:47
IV. Allegro
Con Moto 6:19 |
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Dog Songs for Woodwind Quintet
Performance by City Winds, San Francisco 2005 |
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Orchestral Music |
Red States, Blue States
(excerpt)
reading by Berkeley Symphony, November 16, 2008, St. John's Church,
Berkeley |
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Moral Hazard
reading by Berkeley Symphony, December 14, 2008, St. John's Church,
Berkeley |
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Film and Theatre |
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Score for Eisa
Davis' bulrusher |
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Music from Machine
Title from
the Mark Altenberg film
Scene Six / Foundry |
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