Morton Feldman: For Christian Wolff <BR> BRIDGE 9279A/CFor Christian Wolff is one of Morton Feldman's final compositions, and stands alongside the four hours plus For Philip Guston, the 70 minute For John Cage, and the six hour String Quartet II. Writing about hearing this work, Christian Wolff says that "I found the experience of listening to it beautiful and interesting it moves away partly from our (Morty's, John Cage's and mine) original preoccupation with just sound and sonority into areas of self

and numerous others

dissonant counterpoints

Wyner writes: "this recording fulfills a long held wish: to assemble most of my liturgical music in performances that reflect my ideas about the essential thrust of each work

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Valse Pirouette

ranging from rags

everything

and three operas

and Refrains of Death (1968)

is in four interlinked movements

“Be Patient”

“Claims that a recording is unique are often hype