Hushed - Sixteen 21st-Century Lullabies for Solo Guitar

Hushed - Sixteen 21st-Century Lullabies for Solo Guitar

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Music of the New Lullaby Project, Volume Two
Sixteen 21st-century works for solo guitar.
Commissioned, curated, and edited by Aaron Larget-Caplan

In association with ALC Music Publishing.

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3     Francine Trester             Lullaby for Our Time
5     Anthony R. Green           Counting Backwards
9     Charles Turner                White Potatoes
12     Stefanie Lubkowski       Drifting
17     Garrett Ian Shatzer        Lullaby for D---
20     Ken Ueno                        Ed è Subito Sera
26     Jim Dalton                      A World of Your Own
30     Jacob Mashak                Lulubye
32     John McDonald              Upward
34     Martin Max Schreiner     A Lullaby in Restless Times
37     Thomas Schuttenhelm   Wiegenlied (Cradle Song)
40     Lynn Job                         The Sixth Night
43     Jonathan Feist                No Time & Leaky Roof
47     Nolan Stolz                     Lullaby for Sam
50     Roger Éon                       Berceuse

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There are lullabies born from a poem (Dalton/Shatzer/Ueno), a story (Éon), and from a musical (Turner). There is Adam and Eve’s first lullaby (Job), one written during a lecture (McDonald), and another was inspired by a leaky roof (Feist). Some soothe us steadily (Schuttenhelm), while we drift between worlds as our heads nod off (Lubkowski/Green). A couple acknowledge the struggles of our time (Schreiner/Trester), and others offer touches of love and hope (Feist/Stolz). Some lullabies reflect humanity, others testify to a memory and affirmation of a time passed by, while a gorgeous 12-tone lullaby (Mashak) sits quietly to be discovered.

Though they lean tonal, the compositional languages vary greatly. Except for a few pieces, the tuning remains mostly standard, but one does asks that you tune on the fly. There are string pulls and some technical challenges, but don’t worry, harmonics of all types abound. My hope is that you will create your own relationships with the music, so I have not added fingerings. Those that do include fingerings or string directions are by the composer.

For Recordings (all compositions are recorded):
New Lullaby
The Legend of Hagoromo (Ueno)
Nights Transfigured
Drifting
* All issued by Stone Records. Streaming/downloads everywhere. CDs

Websites: www.NewLullabyProject.com

 

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solo instrumental (non-keyboard)
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guitar acoustic classical
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