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La Fabricca Illuminata
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 8/1/1992
La Fabricca Illuminata
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 8/1/1992
- Conductors: Clytus Gottwald, Guilio Bertola
- Orchestras: Sopranchor der Schola Cantorum Stuttgart
- Performers: Barbara Miller, Carla Henius, Children's Choir of Piccolo Teatro, Stefania Woytowit
- Label: Wergo Germany
- UPC: 4010228603828
- Item #: 1479055X
- Genre: Classical
- Release Date: 8/1/1992
- This product is a special order
Product Notes
WER 6038; WERGO - Germany; Contemporary classical Cameristica. Composed in 1964, this recording for female voice and tape is presented by Luigi Nono. An adaptation of Giuliano Scabia and Cesare Pavese (from "Two poems in T" for the final) created for Soprano on a Four-track magnetic tape. Luigi dedicated it "for the workers of the Italsider of Genoa" released as a Ricordi score 131242 (1967) on tape #131321. The original firs took place as a world premiere in Venice, Teatro La Fenice, Italy on15 September 1964. The Venice Biennale, XXVII International Festival of Contemporary Music recorded by Carla Henius, mezzo - on Magnetic tape made at the studio of phonology of the Italian Radiotelevisione of Milan with the participation of the Choir of the RAI in Milan directed by Giulio Bertola. - Luigi Nono, sound direction.
Artist: Carla Henius: soprano / Choir of RAI Milano / Guilio Bertola: conductor / Marino Zuccheri: engineering / Barbara Miller: soprano / Sopranchor der Schola Cantorum Stuttgart / Clytus Gottwald: conductor / Stefania Woytowitz: soprano / Children's Choir of Piccolo Teatro, Milano.