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Last Piece - for instrumental ensemble By Don Robertson My "Last PIece" was my last duochord composition. It took me a year to write, and I worked on it with my teacher, Morton Feldman. LS-0001 Year: 1968
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Two Duochord Pieces - for piano By Don Robertson Two short and difficult piano pieces. LS-0002 Years: 1967-1968
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Duochord Piece - for Piano By Don Robertson In two parts. These second part is written in graph notation. LS-0015 Years: 1968
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Duochord Sonata - for Solo Violin By Don Robertson A challange, that is for certain. LS-0016 Year: 1968
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Constructions - for flute, guitar and contrabass By Don Robertson When I finished this piece, Morty (as I called my teacher Morton Feldman) sent it to the great bass player Bertram Turetzky in San Diego, and he performed it with a trio in concert. I wished I could have been there. LS-0003 Year: 1967
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Five Piano Pieces By Don Robertson These five pieces, which I carefully created a beautiful score for, represented my dedication to sparsity and simplicity. They were probably the last pieces that I wrote before I moved completely into the rhelm of the duochord. LS-0004 Year: 1967 No. 1 Midi Mockup MP3 Demo
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Two Piano Pieces By Don Robertson New forms of music for piano. LS-0005 Year: 1967
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Music For Clarinet and Piano By Don Robertson My second "map" composition. LS-0006 Year: 1967
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MU - For Horn and Piano By Don Robertson My first "map" composition was for Horn and Piano and was performed by me and a clarient player (the horn player couldn't make it) in a concert given at Julliard. This was perhaps some of the most sparse music ever created at that time. LS-0007 Year: 1967
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Glissandi - for quartet of strings By Don Robertson Performed in class at Julliard. Another completely novel approach - the players play glissandi according to the visual interpretation of the music score. LS-0008 Year: 1967
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Murchana - for chamber ensemble By Don Robertson This is a completely original piece of music using systems of notation pretty much invented by me (as in the case of the parts that are "maps"), or by my teacher Morton Feldman (in the case of graphs). LS-0009 Year: 1967
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A Dream - For Signal Generator, Percussion, Piano and Celeste By Don Robertson LS-0010 Year: 1966
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Card Music - for chamber ensemble By Don Robertson I wrote the instructions for this piece of music on white 3x5 cards which I passed to the musicians as they entered the classroom at Julliard, where the piece was performed. LS-0011 Year: 1967
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The Yin and Yang Quintet By Don Robertson Two pieces: one concordant and romantic, the other discordant and frantic. LS-0012 Year: 1966
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Babar - For Piano, Percussion and Speaker By Don Robertson I used sentances from a child's story called "Babar" mixed with other texts for this discordant work. LS-0013 Year: 1966
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Moments Avant de Partir - for orchestra By Don Robertson A Youthful composition on guitar in Navy with not yet any formal training in music. LB SYM LS-0014 Year: 1964
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These are recordings that I made in New York City on my Roberts reel-to-reel 1/4" tape recorder that I had purchased in Hong Kong when I was in the Navy. |
8 Legacy New York City 1960's Home Recordings By Don Robertson No. 1 "The Truck" (1967) LR-0001 through LR-0008 Yeasr: 1967 and 1968
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