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Not Broken Bruised-Reed
By Bruce Crossman
Regular price
$45.00
Violin, percussion and piano, c.10'00
The heart of the sounds draw on the poignancy of the Korean kyemyŏnjo scale as the basis for the Pansori-like 'traditional speech-song form' as a type of bruised utterance that emerges from noise to flower in lyricism.
Recorded on Creative Explosion CD (Wirr 028), available online
The heart of the sounds draw on the poignancy of the Korean kyemyŏnjo scale as the basis for the Pansori-like 'traditional speech-song form' as a type of bruised utterance that emerges from noise to flower in lyricism.
Recorded on Creative Explosion CD (Wirr 028), available online
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