Shu Hai practice javelin : music for text by Zohar Eitan / Chaya Czernowin.

Included WorkCzernowin, Chaya. Miniatures and a simultaneous song.
Included WorkCzernowin, Chaya. Shu Hai in an orchestral setting.
Included WorkCzernowin, Chaya Shu-Hai mit'amen ba-hatalat kidon.
Included WorkEitan, Zohar, 1955- Shu-Hai mit'amen ba-hatalat kidon.
Included WorkHewett, Simon, conductor.
Included WorkKalitzke, Johannes, 1959- conductor.
Included WorkWassermann, Ute, vocalist.
Included WorkBasel Sinfonietta, performer.
Included WorkElision Ensemble, performer.
Uniform titleWorks. Selections
Contents Six miniatures and a simultaneous song (1998) (11:30) -- Shu Hai in an orchestral setting : for voice, nine versions of the same voice on tape, orchestra and live electronics (2000-01) (17:36) -- Shu Hai mitatmen behatalt kidon : for solo female voice, nine versions of the same voice on tape and live electronics (1996-97) (31:37).
General noteOriginally issued as a compact disc.
General noteProgram notes in English, French and German, and texts in English in container.
General noteTitle from container.
Performer In the 1st work: Elision Ensemble (Deborah Kayser, soprano ; Erkki Veltheimalto, viola ; Geoffrey Morris, guitar ; Paula Rae, bass flute ; Brian Catchlove, bass clarinet ; Timothy O'Dwyer, alto saxophone ; John Tooby, violoncello) ; Simon Hewett, conductor. In the 2nd work. Ute Wassermann, voice ; Basel Sinfonietta ; Johannes Kalitzke, conductor ; Experimental Studio of Heinrich Strobel Stiftung SWR, live electronics. In the 3rd work: Ute Wassermann, voice ; Experimental Studio of Heinrich Strobel Stiftung SWR, live electronics.
Date/time/place of a event noteRecorded in 2002, Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Art, Brisbane, Australia (1st work), 1999, Experimental Studios of Heinrich Strobel Stiftung of SWR, Germany (3rd work), and during the Biennale Bern 2001, Dampfcentrale, Bern, Switzerland (2nd work).
LanguageThe vocal portions in English.
Genre/formSound recordings.