tracks

Star-Child (1977): A Parable For Soprano, Antiphonal Children's Voices, Male Speaking Choir, Bell Ringers, And Large Orchestra
1 Introduction: Desolato
2 Vox Clamans In Deserto
3 Ascensus Potestatum Tenebrarum
4 Musica Apocalyptica
5 Seven Trumpets Of The Apocalypse
6 Adventus Puerorum Luminis
7 Hymnus Pro Novo Tempore
Mundus Canis (1998) ("A Dog's World"): Five Humoresques For Guitar And Percussion
1 Tammy, Elegantly, Somewhat Freely
2 Fritzi, Furioso
3 Heidel, Languido, Un Poco Misterioso
4 Emma-Jean, Coquettish, Poco Animato, Grazioso
5 Yoda, Prestissimo Possibile
Three Early Songs (1947)
1 Night
2 Let It Be Forgotten
3 Wind Elegy

notes

Total Time: 54:15

℗ and © 1999, Bridge Records, Inc.
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All Rights Reserved www.bridgerecords.com

Photograph of David Starobin and George Crumb: courtesy Manhattan School of Music
George Crumb's Music is published by C.F. Peters Corp. (BMI)

Star-Child: July and August, 1999, Philharmonic Hall (Warsaw) / American Academy of Arts and Letters (New York City)
Mundus Canis: October, 1998, American Academy of Arts and Letters
Three Early Songs: March, 1999, Master Sound Astoria

"Let It Be Forgotten" and "Wind Elegy" reprinted with the permission of Simon & Schuster from The Collected Poems of Sara Teasdale. Copyright 1937 by Macmillan Publishing Company.

credits

Bells [Bell Ringer] – George Crumb (tracks: 1-7), Paul Cesarczyk (tracks: 1-7)
Chorus – Warsaw Philharmonic Choir, (tracks: 1-7), Warsaw Boys' Choir, (tracks: 1-7)
Composed By, Liner Notes – George Crumb
Conductor – Thomas Conlin (tracks: 1-7)
Design – Pete Ciccone
Edited By – Artur Moniuszko (tracks: 1-7), Dirk Sobotka (tracks: 1-7), Silas Brown (tracks: 8-15)
Engineer – Adam Abeshouse (tracks: 8-12), Andrzej Lupa (tracks: 1-7), Andrzej Sasin (tracks: 1-7), David Merrill (tracks: 13-15), Tom Luekens (tracks: 1-7)
Guitar – David Starobin (tracks: 8-12)
Lyrics By – Robert Southey (tracks: 13), Sara Teasdale (tracks: 14, 15)
Mastered By – Adam Abeshouse
Mixed By – Paul Zinman (tracks: 1-7)
Orchestra – The Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, (tracks: 1-7)
Other [Webmaster For Bridge Records] – Robert Starobin
Percussion – George Crumb (tracks: 8-12)
Photography By [Back Tray], Photography By [Ann & George Crumb] – Becky Starobin
Photography By [Cover] – Arnout Hyde, Jr.
Photography By [David Starobin] – Allegra Starobin
Photography By [Joseph Alessi] – Chris Lee (16)
Photography By [Susan Narucki] – Carol Rosegg
Piano – George Crumb (tracks: 13-15)
Producer, Executive Producer [For Bridge Records] – Becky Starobin, David Starobin
Production Manager [Production Associate For Bridge Records] – Paul Cesarczyk
Soprano Vocals – Ann Crumb (tracks: 13-15), Susan Narucki (tracks: 1-7)
Technician [Assistance] – Charles LaPierre, (tracks: 1-7), Silas Brown (tracks: 8-12), Zbigniew Fijalkowski (tracks: 1-7)
Trombone – Joseph Alessi

companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bridge Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Bridge Records, Inc.
Recorded At – Warsaw Philharmonic Hall
Recorded At – American Academy Of Arts And Letters
Recorded At – Master Sound Astoria
Published By – C.F. Peters Corp.

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