Irrational

Irrational

Irrational

Track Listings
 
1. What You Conceived
2. Mind Crisis
3. Irrational (One Deception)
4. Same Questions
5. ...One Time
6. Revolution O
7. Old Plague Revives
8. Spineless Destiny
9. Faith's Lost
10. M.I.C.
11. Denied
12. Same Deception

Irrational,Perpetua,Volcano,Heavy Metal,Pop,Rock
Nancarrow: Studies for Player Piano
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • symphony of a thousand (pianos)
  • piano revelations.
  • Dizzying experiments by a brilliant maverick
  • Intriguing Ideas, Experiment upon Experiment
  • Expand your thinking about music construction
 Nancarrow: Studies for Player Piano

Manufacturer: Wergo Germany
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000031W5A
Release Date: 2000-01-11

Tracks:

  1. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 3a
  2. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 3b
  3. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 3c
  4. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 3d
  5. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 3e
  6. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 20
  7. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 44
  8. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 41a
  9. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 41b
  10. Vol. I: Study For Player Piano No. 41c

Tracks:

  1. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 4
  2. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 5
  3. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 6
  4. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 14
  5. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 22
  6. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 26
  7. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 31
  8. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 35
  9. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 32
  10. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 37
  11. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano Tango?
  12. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 40a
  13. Vol. II: Study For Player Piano No. 40b

Tracks:

  1. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 1
  2. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 2a
  3. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 2b
  4. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 7
  5. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 8
  6. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 10
  7. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 15
  8. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 21
  9. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 23
  10. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 24
  11. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 25
  12. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 33
  13. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 43
  14. Vol. III: Study For Player Piano No. 50

Tracks:

  1. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 9
  2. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 11
  3. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 12
  4. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 13
  5. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 16
  6. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 17
  7. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 18
  8. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 19
  9. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 27
  10. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 28
  11. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 29
  12. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 34
  13. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 36
  14. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 46
  15. Vol. IV: Study For Player Piano No. 47

Tracks:

  1. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 42
  2. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 45a
  3. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 45b
  4. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 45c
  5. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 48a
  6. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 48b
  7. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 48c
  8. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 49a
  9. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 49b
  10. Vol. V: Study For Player Piano No. 49c

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To speak of Conlon Nancarrow's music for player piano shouldn't be mistaken to suggest some still broader range of musical output of which the composer's piano rolls are but a subset. Quite the contrary: Nancarrow's meticulous scores--generally unplayable, at least by most primates--are the body of his life's work. This five-CD set contains dozens upon dozens of his studies, each a fairly self-contained exploration of tempo, pitch, rhythm, counterpoint--and the interaction between pairings of those core musical categories. Certainly, this is "difficult" music, hard on the ears, off-kilter in a manner that both demands attention and may repulse listeners unfamiliar with experimental composition. After initial exposure, this collection is the sort of thing that sits on the shelf for some time, before your imagination breaks its internal code. Once that code is broken, though, the vast life inherent in this "mechanical" music becomes almost intoxicating. On some of the quieter pieces, the piano's tone is similar to that of a harpsichord. On others, the palimpsest of ragtime is undeniable. Yes, some pieces seem overly chaotic, but spend some time with them and you'll see, in your mind's eye, dozens of hands working the keys. --Marc Weidenbaum

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars symphony of a thousand (pianos).......2004-11-15

Imagine for a moment that you have entered a room full of slightly beat-up upright pianos. These pianos begin to come to life by sputtering out unusual, irregular melodies. The melodies don't fit together exactly, but somehow they seem right sounding together. Before you know it, there are so many pianos playing that you can't keep track of them all and they begin to accrue into an impossibly dense spray of sound. Even if you had a roomful of humans playing these pianos they wouldn't get the overwhelming, unswerving independence of each individual line in each piano. The pianos stop playing and you wonder what just happened....

Hopefully this description will give you some indication of what you're in for with these wonderful studies for player piano. Because Nancarrow was working with these mechanical instruments, he could combine complex ratios of rhythms against each other. Some are so subtle that no human could replicate them exactly. This is not to say that the music is dehumanized. It has a great deal of warmth and humor. What Nancarrow gains from the very mechanical nature of these instruments is part of the appeal.

These studies are as rugged and individual as the composer and, as mentioned earlier, Ligeti's Etudes would never have been possible without Nancarrow's wonderful music.

5 out of 5 stars piano revelations........2004-02-22

This stuff influenced Ligeti's "Etudes" for solo piano. The music is mind-blowing.

5 out of 5 stars Dizzying experiments by a brilliant maverick.......2004-01-09

A true compositional original, Conlon Nancarrow is best known for these mind-blowing pieces for player piano. Why this particular instrument? Because most of these short works are utterly unplayable by human beings, unless you are capable of say, depressing all 88 keys at the same time. While later in life Nancarrow also wrote a few small pieces for chamber ensembles, his work here is the core of his output and where his imagination truly took flight.

You may not be quite lucid after hearing something like Study No. 25, which has 1,028 notes in its final 12 seconds, or one of my favorites, the so-called "Canon X" (No. 21). It begins with two musical lines at opposite ends of the keyboard: the bass starts slowly and gradually accelerates, the treble begins in a super-fast blur of notes at the highest end and gradually descends, becoming ever-slower. In the middle of the piece, these two lines cross each other before they continue on their separate ways.

In study after study, Nancarrow explores complex relationships between meter and pitch, most of the time with absolutely astounding results. Some of these pieces are a bit more relaxed, with blues and jazz elements giving them an almost homespun quality. But soon the blizzard of notes returns, as the composer makes full use of the player piano's capabilities. You almost can't believe what you are hearing.

A word of caution: You probably don't want to program all five discs straight through. Well recorded as it is, the timbre of the instrument becomes wearing on the ear after awhile. Give your ears a break and to listen to something completely different, like Debussy, Copland -- or maybe Bob Dylan.

An essential collection for some -- I'm not sure whom! -- but something every listener should hear at least once.

4 out of 5 stars Intriguing Ideas, Experiment upon Experiment.......2000-12-30

Conlon Nancarrow is one of those composers who could exist only in real life, as he would be too implausible for fiction. Nancarrow was a composer for player piano, who spent much of his life an expatriate in Mexico, composing music steeped in both early 20th C. jazz and "modernist" classical traditions, and yet music that is entirely individual.

For me, Nancarrow's work functions best when he illustrates the sheer possibility of the keyboard freed from the limitations of a human player or players. The player piano in Nancarrow's work is an acrobat, ready to twirl on wires from which human piano players are unable to dangle. I find least satisfying the experimental works which are centered less on the possibility of the player piano, and more on the synthesis of 30s jazz into a unique classical aesthetic. I freely confess to being a listener rather than a musician in my own right, and some of the experiments just don't keep me hooked.

Still, if you're longing for something quite different and of high quality, Nancarrow may be what you are seeking.

5 out of 5 stars Expand your thinking about music construction.......2000-07-27

Re-open any closed ideas you had about musical structure, architecture, harmony, rhythm, melody -- and what brings pleasure to your brain. Listening to these pieces inspires whole new forms of composition.
Jim Gill's Irrational Anthem and More Salutes to Nonsense
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Upbeat performer!!
 Jim Gill's Irrational Anthem and More Salutes to Nonsense
Jim Gill
Manufacturer: Jim Gill Music Inc.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Children's Music | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0007CYBNS
Release Date: 2001-09-12

Tracks:

  1. The Irrational Anthem
  2. Can't Wait To Celebrate
  3. I'll Spell It Out For You
  4. Saxophones
  5. Shakin' Everywhere
  6. The Gong Song
  7. Jumping and Counting
  8. Toy Boat
  9. Follow The Band
  10. (Jim Gill Is) Going Nowhere
  11. Laughing In Rhythm
  12. Buffet Ballet
  13. Bix Beiderbecke
  14. The Dance Along Gong Song
  15. Yodeling
  16. May There Always Be Sunshine

Product Description

The fourth in a series of music play CDs for young children produced and recorded by Jim Gill. Wonderfully fun and educational. Tracks include: The Irrational Anthem, Can't Wait to Celebrate, I'll Spell It Out for You, Saxophones, Shakin' Everywhere, The Gong Song, Jumping & Counting, Toy Boat, Follow the Band, (Jim Gill is) Going Nowhere, Laughing in Rhythm, Buffet Ballet, Bix Beiderbecke, The Dance Along Gong Song, Yodeling, and May There Always Be Sunshine.

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Upbeat performer!!.......2006-01-19

I've seen Jim Gill several times at concerts at my children's preschool. He is very upbeat, and lively. He's also a little silly, but the kids love that. He sings silly songs that kids love to sing (Washing Machine), dance, and jump around to. He's kind of like Raffi, but silly (in a good way). :-)
Sweet Irrational Worship: Niles-Merton Songs
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    		Sweet Irrational Worship: Niles-Merton Songs
    Chad Runyon , and Jacqueline Chew
    Manufacturer: MSR Classics
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    Chamber MusicChamber Music | Forms & Genres | Classical (c.1770-1830) | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music
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    1. The Seven Storey Mountain

    ASIN: B000EMGESQ
    Release Date: 2006-02-14

    Tracks:

    1. Niles-Merton, Op.171: The Messenger
    2. Niles-Merton, Op.171: The Nativity
    3. Niles-Merton, Op.171: The Responsory, 1948
    4. Niles-Merton, Op.171: Sundown
    5. Niles-Merton, Op.171: When You Point Your Finger
    6. Niles-Merton, Op.171: The Weathercock
    7. Niles-Merton, Op.171: Evening
    8. Niles-Merton, Op.171: Great Prayer
    9. Niles-Merton, Op.171: Love Winter
    10. Niles-Merton, Op.171: Lament of a Maiden
    11. Niles-Merton, Op.172: O Sweet Irrational Worship
    12. Niles-Merton, Op.172: Autumn
    13. Niles-Merton, Op.172: Wisdom
    14. Niles-Merton, Op.172: The Mirrors Mission
    15. Niles-Merton, Op.172: For My Brother
    16. Niles-Merton, Op.172: The Greek Women
    17. Niles-Merton, Op.172: Cana
    18. Niles-Merton, Op.172: The Ohio River Louisville
    19. Niles-Merton, Op.172: Original Sin
    20. Niles-Merton, Op.172: Birdcage Walk
    21. Niles-Merton, Op.172: Jesus Weeps into the Fire
    22. Niles-Merton, Op.172: Mosaic: St. Praxeds

    Product Description

    In the late summer of 1967, two imminent Kentucky residents met for the first time. Thomas Merton (1915 – 1968), a Trappist monk and author, had traveled around the world to settle in the monastery at Trappist, Kentucky. John Jacob Niles (1892 -1980), a folk singer and composer, had never drifted far from his Kentucky roots. The journey to their meeting found its genesis in the language of existentialist poetry and Zen Buddhism. The two would only meet a few times before Merton’s untimely death in Thailand on December 10, 1968. But this occasion was enough to launch Niles on a four-year journey to set twenty-two poems of Thomas Merton to music. Both Opus 171 and 172 are unique because, as song cycles, they do not share common harmonic or melodic themes. Rather, it is Merton’s poetry that binds each cycle together. Opus 171 reflects both the poet and composer’s fascination with nature, changes in season and day closing to night. Images of wheat fields making “simple music,” the moon speaking “clearly to the hill” and “secret vegetal words” permeate the first ten songs. Niles sought to capture these images with music. For example, in “The Messenger” Niles uses a descending melody of triplets to suggest an image of sunlight spilling forth as the singer announces the “coming of the warrior sun.” In “Evening” he uses a repeated three-note melody throughout the piece to evoke the call of the whippoorwill. Niles was devastated by Merton’s death. Undoubtedly his grief influenced the poems he selected for Opus 172. While Opus 171 emphasizes nature, the remaining twelve songs center upon grief, violence and human misery. “For My Brother: Reported Missing in Action, 1943” is Thomas Merton’s most famous poem and Niles perfectly captures the overwhelming anguish Merton felt at the loss of his only brother. He uses a falling melodic line at the beginning of the piece that suggests a sense of despair. Then, as the poet entreats his brother to “Come, in my labor find a resting place” Niles changes the key from minor to major and marks the passage “with great tenderness.” A funeral march closes the piece as the pianist plays alternate fifths and octaves to create the effect of marching feet. “The Ohio River-Louisville” is another example of using music to highlight the text. Merton portrays a “tremendous silence” of the river that drowns out all industry and commerce. The only sound that is heard is the “thin salt voice of violence.” Niles employs a technique he learned from Charles Ives. The pianist is instructed to play a “cluster chord” only on the black notes using a felt-covered board 10 7/8” long. The clashing sound of the chord invokes the noise of the city. He contrasts this clashing sound with a sparse accompaniment to reflect the slow-moving river.
    Irrational
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • brothers of sepultura
    • sepultura's relatives from argentina
    		 Irrational
    Perpetua
    Manufacturer: Pavement Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B0000021K7
    Release Date: 1997-01-28

    Tracks:

    1. What You Conceived
    2. Mind Crisis
    3. Irrational (One Deception)
    4. Same Questions
    5. One Time
    6. Revolution O
    7. Old Plague Revives
    8. Spineless Destiny
    9. Faith's Lost
    10. M.I.C.
    11. Denied
    12. Same Deception

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars brothers of sepultura.......2000-06-06

    these guys are sepultura's brothers. their music rocks equal to sepultura's too.

    5 out of 5 stars sepultura's relatives from argentina.......1999-09-25

    sounds like sepultura. perpetua is from argentina, south america and they have the same impact as sepultura from brazil
    Christmas, An Irrational Season
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      		Christmas, An Irrational Season
      Carolyn Arends
      Manufacturer: 2B Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Folk | Styles | Music
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      ASIN: B000EJZV24
      Release Date: 2004-11-02

      Tracks:

      1. The Irrational Season (Prelude)
      2. Come and See
      3. Do Not Be Afraid
      4. Angels We Have Heard on High
      5. Christmas Must Be Tonight
      6. Is Bethlehem Too Far Away
      7. Now in Flesh Appearing
      8. My First Christmas
      9. Go Tell It on the Mountain
      10. The Lord's Servant
      11. Come Thou Long-Expected Jesus
      12. A Christmas Blessing
      13. The Irrational Season (Postlude)

      Product Description

      Christmas, an Irrational Season - is a new recording featuring a stirring collection guaranteed to help you celebrate, contemplate, and enter into the miracle of the Incarnation.
      Irrational Anthem
      Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
      • RPM Delivers the Goods !!!!
      • This Woman Rocks, Move over Avril !!!
      • Powerful Music that Doesn't Let Up, Recommended!!!!
      		 Irrational Anthem
      RPM
      Manufacturer: 7940 Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
      Pop RockPop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
      Pop RockPop Rock | Pop | Indie Music | Stores | Music
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      ASIN: B000153K2Y
      Release Date: 2004-01-20

      Tracks:

      1. Goddamnit
      2. Can’t Take Me Anywhere
      3. Don’t Be You
      4. Girl Next Door
      5. Liquid You
      6. Unlike Me
      7. If I had A Rock Band
      8. Talk You Down
      9. Play God
      10. Helium
      11. A Happy Song

      Product Description

      Born in KY and raised in VA, RPM grew up studying classical voice, piano and flute. Picking up the electric guitar along the way, she moved to Los Angeles to begin work on what would become “Irrational Anthem” – an ambitious lyrical and musical work that offers an alternative to those sick of corporate sanitized music. RPM’s blatant irreverence, and acclaimed live show, go even further to set her apart as she guns into guitar solos while singing lead and rocking out with a presence that is both magnetic and hypnotic.

      Customer Reviews:

      4 out of 5 stars RPM Delivers the Goods !!!!.......2004-01-23

      I had been hearing about RPM on various sites on the web and was very interested in finding out what she was all about. She surpassed by expectations by far and her album has been hard to pull out of my CD player. It's well written and the Choruses are all sing alongs. Its refreshing to see a woman musician who plays guitar, writes her own songs, and has something to say. For anybody who is tired of the mainstream women rockers and wants something with bite, I would strongly recommend they pick up Irrational Anthem, it is money well spent.

      5 out of 5 stars This Woman Rocks, Move over Avril !!!.......2004-01-23

      Irrational Anthem is the kind of album to put on if you want to blow of some steam, rock out in your car, or you plain rock out. It slams from start to finish and is catchy as hell. I can't get the songs out of my head after I listen to them. For all of you who think that Avril Lavigne is it, just listen to RPM and you will now the meaning of real. Her lyrics are are like barbed wire unlike Avril's musings on skater boys. Some of my favorites are the opener Goddamnit, Don't Be You, Talk You Down, and If I Had A Rockband. I would not be surprised if she rockets to superstardom this year. Grab this album before it grabs you!

      5 out of 5 stars Powerful Music that Doesn't Let Up, Recommended!!!!.......2004-01-23

      This CD really blew me away, after being bombarded by so many other so called "rocker" women, I was hesistant when I bought the album but she blows all the others out of the water. From the first track Goddamnit which is a pumping anthem about organized religion through to Don't Be You and Girl Next Door, my favorite track on the album, to the beautiful closer, A Happy Song. The whole album rocks and there is not one weak track on the entire album. The production is great and I can't wait to see her on tour. For those who love Evanescence and even Avril, RPM is a sure fire hit. She has a lot of edge and her lyrics spare no one including organized religion and the government. This is a woman who mean business. Highly Recommended !!!!!!!
      Closer to Daylight
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        		Closer to Daylight

        Manufacturer: Playing Havoc
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        Pop RockPop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
        ASIN: B000CA3A1E
        Release Date: 2004-07-13
        J'avais Dans Les Yeux
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          		J'avais Dans Les Yeux

          ProductGroup: Music
          Binding: Audio CD
          ASIN: B0009X3LYA

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          ||| 1) Le jardin sauvage (3:15) ||| 2) Une pluie de roses (3:58) ||| 3) Giddy up (2:43) ||| 4) Pour un fou manqu (3:37) ||| 5) Moi j'aime tre maniaque (3:01) ||| 6) King Louis (2:38) ||| 7) Cher enfer (3:11) ||| 8) J'ai toujours l'cho (4:06) ||| 9) Dans la peau du diable (4:32) ||| 10) Rachmaninov (3:23) ||| 11) La plaine (4:17)
          Solo/Tutti: Works by Richard Karpen
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            		Solo/Tutti: Works by Richard Karpen

            Manufacturer: Centaur
            ProductGroup: Music
            Binding: Audio CD

            ComputerComputer | Electronic | Instruments | Classical | Styles | Music
            GeneralGeneral | Classical | Styles | Music
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            ASIN: B0007WFY8O
            Release Date: 2005-03-29
            Roll 'Em
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              		Roll 'Em

              Manufacturer: Irrational Behavior Productions
              ProductGroup: Music
              Binding: Audio CD
              ASIN: B000837CSM

              Product Description

              Song List: Roll' em; Don't Be That Way; Flying Home; It Ain't Necessarily So; Drum Boogies; Memories of You; Jersey Bounce; Manteca; Sing, Sing, Sing; Avalon

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