Boston Modern Orchestra Project - Charles Wuorinen: Haroun And The Sea Of Stories - Import 2 SACD Hybrid

Credits:

Boston Modern Orchestra Project

Description:

A major opera by Wolinen, one of the leading composers of the contemporary music scene on the East Coast of the United States. Wolinen is regarded as one of the leading representatives of American atonal music, along with Elliott Carter, and has received numerous awards including the Pulitzer Prize. The opera "Haroon and the Sea of Stories" is based on a children's fantasy novel by Indian-American author Salman Rushdie. Although the original was written as children's literature, the opera is written in an uncompromisingly strict atonal style, emphasizing the dystopian (anti-utopian) nature of the original work. The opera premiered at the New York City Opera in 2004 to great acclaim. Tobu Land System

Tracklisting:

1.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 1, In the Sad City of Alifbay
2.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 2, A Story
3.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 3, Enter Two Men
4.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 4, On the Road
5.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 5, To the Valley of K
6.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I.Scene 6, In the Dark
7.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 7, In the Valley of K
8.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 8, Meeting Mr. Buttoo
9.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 9, The Floating Gardens
10.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 10, On the Houseboat
11.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 11, Changing Bedrooms
12.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 12, The Story Tap
13.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 13, Flying to the Moon
14.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 14, Wishwater
15.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 15, The Story He Drank
16.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 16, Flying to Gup City
17.Haroun and the Sea of Stories~Act I. Scene 17, War is Declared

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