Harry Partch Songtexte
Revelation in the Courthouse Park - Chorus One
Geboren am 24. Juni 1901, Gestorben am 03. September 1974
Harry Partch, 1942 (Live)
- Introduction. True & Tempered Intervals
- Scales
- Progressions Within One Octave
- Setting Texts
- 2 Psalms: No. 1. The Lord Is My Shepherd
- Intro to "A Dream"
- 17 Lyrics of Li Po (Excerpts): No. 10b. A Dream
- 17 Lyrics of Li Po (Excerpts): No. 2. On the City Street
- 17 Lyrics of Li Po (Excerpts): No. 3. An Encounter in the Field
- 17 Lyrics of Li Po (Excerpts): No. 7. The Night of Sorrow
- 17 Lyrics of Li Po (Excerpts): No. 13. With a Man of Leisure
- 17 Lyrics of Li Po (Excerpts): No. 14. A Midnight Farewell
- Intro to "I Am a Peach Tree"
- 17 Lyrics of Li Po (Excerpts): No. 17. I Am a Peach Tree
- Intro "Barstow"
- Barstow
- Before
- After
Plectra and Percussion Dances
- Castor & Pollux: Castor: Leda & the Swan (Insemination) (von Partch)
- Castor & Pollux: Castor: Conception (von Partch)
- Castor & Pollux: Castor: Incubation (von Partch)
- Castor & Pollux: Castor: Chorus of Delivery from the Egg (von Partch)
- Castor & Pollux: Pollux: Leda & the Swan (Insemination) (von Partch)
- Castor & Pollux: Pollux: Conception (von Partch)
- Castor & Pollux: Pollux: Incubation (von Partch)
- Castor & Pollux: Pollux: Chorus of Delivery from the Egg (von Partch)
- Ring Around the Moon: First Phase: “Ring Around the Moon” (von Partch)
- Ring Around the Moon: Second Phase: “One, two, three, four…” (von Partch)
- Ring Around the Moon: Third Phase: “Shake hands now boys…” (von Partch)
- Ring Around the Moon: Fourth Phase: “Mumbo jumbo, hocus pocus…“ (von Partch)
- Even Wild Horses: Act I: Scene 1, A Decent and Honorable Mistake (von Partch)
- Even Wild Horses: Act I: Scene 2, Rhythm of the Womb, Melody of the Grave (von Partch)
- Even Wild Horses: Act I: Scene 3, Happy Birthday to You! (von Partch)
- Even Wild Horses: Act II: Scene 1, “Nor These Lips Upon Your Eyes” (von Partch)
- Even Wild Horses: Act II: Scene 2, “Hunger, Thirst, Shout, Dance!” (von Partch)
- Even Wild Horses: Act II: Scene 3, “Land of Darkness and of Whirlwinds” (von Partch)
- Even Wild Horses: Act III: Scene 1, “Had I Not Once a Lovely Youth?” (von Partch)
- Even Wild Horses: Act III: Scene 2, “Let Us Contemplate Undazed the Endless Reaches of My Innocence” (von Partch)
- Partch’s 1953 introduction to the live broadcast of the Premiere on KPFA-FM (Berkeley, California) (von Partch)
Bitter Music
- Preface (von Partch)
- June 11, 1935 - Santa Rosa, California (von Partch)
- June 15 - Harrington Ranch, San Joaquin Delta (von Partch)
- June 24 - Today is my birthday… (von Partch)
- London, October 1934 (von Partch)
- “By the Rivers of Babylon” (von Partch)
- I draw my last bow, and there is silence… (von Partch)
- Wimbleton, London, March 1935 (von Partch)
- Harrington Ranch, June 24, 1935 (von Partch)
- July 20 - Heading north, between Sacramento and Redding (von Partch)
- July 25 - Blue Ox Lodge, Seattle, Washington (von Partch)
- August 5 - Toledo (von Partch)
- August 11 - SERA Camp, Ingot (von Partch)
- September 1 - Cisco (von Partch)
- October 22 - Nearing Monterey (von Partch)
- “Letter from Hobo Pablo” (von Partch)
- Near Lodi I cut the huge Tokays… (von Partch)
- October 24 - Leaving Big Sur (von Partch)
- October 30 - Big Creek (von Partch)
- November 15 - Leaving Santa Barbara (von Partch)
- December 7, 1935 - Night. Four black walls - (von Partch)
- February 1, 1936 - San Bernardino (von Partch)
- Postlude - Harry Partch on Bitter Music - Encinitas, 1969 (von Partch)
The Harry Partch Collection, Volume 3 (Compilation)
- The Dreamer That Remains - A Study in Loving
- Rotate the Body in All Its Planes - Ballad for Gymnasts
- Windsong
- The Opening Prologue, and the Second Prologue, in Which the Instruments Attack the Producer
- Water Criers and Lead-In Lines, O What Could He Do but Pick Her Up?
- Water Criers, and Lead-In Lines, Witch for Water. The Aldermen's Fugue on No. Wanda the Water Witch
- Santa Mystiana the Beautiful
- Water Criers. Visitors From Strange and Foreign Places: The Singer From Spoleto, and an Alabama Mockingbird - Dear Old Alabama
- We Really Love Each Other. In 43 Whines to the Octave
- Water Criers. The Baseball Game Is Called on Account of Rain!
- To Hell With the Game! Rain! Rain! The Highest Goodness Is Like Water
- Opening Epilogue (After Three Days of Rain). Ghosts, Undele, Oomph! (The Indian Ghosts dance Over Clarence's Body and Play on Liquor Bottles)
- Water Criers. Intervening Dialog. We'll Sue You for a Million!
- Do-Lo-Do-Lo - Doom! Phoebus Bids Farewell. The Indian Runners Bring News. The Final Song and Dance, Gone, Man, Gone! With the Descending Moan of the Siren Phoebus Plunges Wildly Into Nothingness.
- Eighth Epilogue - The Producer Finally Silences the Instruments. Final Epilogue: "The Highest Goodness Is Like Water."
