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A Nono rarity

Nonograve Next Tuesday and Wednesday, the International Contemporary Ensemble is at P.S. 122, with Luigi Nono's A floresta é jovem cheja de vida (The Forest is Young and Full of Life) from 1966, directed by Habib Azar.  It combines voice (here, soprano Tony Arnold, and do check out her amusing site), instruments and electronics, and since I've never heard it, I might cave in and go both nights.  (Running time is about 65 minutes.)

[Photo: Luigi Nono's grave in Venice by David Conway]

May 19, 2007 |

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