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1.
RAIN ON THE BORDER 16:24
2.
TIARE 07:52
3.
TINA SUITE 07:55
4.
PASOSUITE 1 05:34
5.
PASOSUITE 2 05:17
6.
PASOSUITE 3 03:00
7.
PASOSUITE 4 05:08

about

This CD presents two memorable concerts somehow very important for the development of my composer career.
Especially the first, recorded in Bari, Italy in 1987 with the original Mitteleuropa Orchestra.
In fact this was the last concert of that Mitteleuropa and the last where I gave space to improvisation in the
compositional texture.
As you can hear, the music has already changed from the previous open structure of my early pieces to a totally
controlled environment.
In 1985 I wrote “Homage to Pier Paolo Pasolini” the first of my compositions using an operatic singer, a narrator and
orchestra and for Time Zone Festival I decided to blend the instrumental parts of that work with improvisation
segments.
I can definitively say that the Bari concert presented the end of the first phase of my orchestral writing.
In the following years to date, I kept improvising live in concert with small groups and in my solo projects, dedicating
myself writing operas and instrumental pieces in a more classical tradition.
“Rain on the borders” written and recorded in 1995 is equally important since, for its melodic content, is the prelude
to the opera TINA (1996) and the ones following in the years, “Last letters to Musil”(1997), “Memento” (2000) and
“Simultas” (2001).

Andrea Centazzo February 2011

credits

released May 3, 2020

1 Rain On The Borders 16:22

New Mitteleuropa Ensemble
conducted by the composer
Lia Lantieri, Soprano
Dennis Biancucci, Piano Solo

Recorded in Udine, Italy, April 1995

2 Tiare 07:49
3 Tina Suite 07:51
4 Pasosuite 1 05:32
5 Pasosuite 2 05:16
6 Pasosuite 3 02:58
7 Pasosuite 4 05:08

Mitteleuropa Orchestra
conducted by the composer
Solos by Roberto Ottaviano, Carlo Actis Dato & Roberto Manuzzi

Recorded at Time Zones Festival, Bari, Italy, May 19 1986

All compositions by Andrea Centazzo (ASCAP)

Edited, re-mastered, designed & produced by
Andrea Centazzo
ICTUS 308 – single CD – made in USA
File under “new music/improvised music”

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ICTUS Records Long Beach, California

Steve Lacy, Alvin Curran, John Zorn, Evan Parker, Derek Bailey, Perry Robinson, Henry Kaiser, Elliott Sharp and many more are the musicians that recorded with Andrea Centazzo for ICTUS.
In 2012, his Alma Mater, the University of Bologna Italy honored him by establishing the “Fondo e Archivio Andrea Centazzo” part of the University Library, where all his scores & recordings are housed & available. ... more

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