Name: Revolutionary Songs
Brand: Justin Time
SKU: 283673
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Revolutionary Songs

By Tim Brady

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Format

CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

18 June 1996

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Album: Revolutionary Songs
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Twelve, The (Revolutionary Songs)
2)	When I Return (Revolutionary Songs)
3)	Chuchotements (Revolutionary Songs)
4)	Nom de Frere, Le (Revolutionary Songs)
5)	Ma¤ana (Revolutionary Songs)
6)	Luces (Revolutionary Songs)
7)	Circling
8)	Three or Four Days After the Death of Kurt Cobain
9)	Greetings (Walker Songs)
10)	Lavished in Glory (Walker Songs)
11)	Thunderwhirl (Walker Songs)
12)	Green Party (Walker Songs)

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Album: Revolutionary Songs
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Twelve, The (Revolutionary Songs)
2)	When I Return (Revolutionary Songs)
3)	Chuchotements (Revolutionary Songs)
4)	Nom de Frere, Le (Revolutionary Songs)
5)	Ma¤ana (Revolutionary Songs)
6)	Luces (Revolutionary Songs)
7)	Circling
8)	Three or Four Days After the Death of Kurt Cobain
9)	Greetings (Walker Songs)
10)	Lavished in Glory (Walker Songs)
11)	Thunderwhirl (Walker Songs)
12)	Green Party (Walker Songs)

EAN

0068944845927

Writer

Tim Brady

Producer

Morris Apelbaum, Tim Brady

Country

USA

Studio/Live

Studio

Label

Justin Time

Performer Notes

Personnel: Tim Brady (electric guitar, electronics); Andr‚ Leroux (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Louise-Andr‚e Baril (piano).
Recording information: Silent Sound Studios, Montr‚al, Canada (12/1995-01/1996).
Revolutionary Songs, released in 1996, contains four works written by Tim Brady and performed by members of his ensemble, Bradyworks. The guitarist himself performs only on the title piece, a six-part cycle running for 39 minutes. This is the main opus here, one of the composer's most ambitious projects. These are literally "Revolutionary Songs": lyrics are taken from revolutionary writings from Alexander Blok (Russia); Antonio Jacinto (Angola); Camille Desmoulins and Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian (France); and Regino Pedro and Ernesto Cardinal (Nicaragua). But that's not all: Brady's writing evolves in cycles of notes, much like Philip Glass' best-known works. The strength of these pieces does not reside in the Glassian form -- it lacks man power and the drive of Michael Riesman's bass synthesizer -- but in the sensitive settings devised for the lyrics and soprano Nathalie Paulin's heartfelt delivery. "The Twelve" and "Le Nom de FrŠre" (with its loud electric guitar wall) are treasured highlights. "Circling," a duet for soprano saxophone and vibraphone, remains uninteresting. "Three or Four Days After the Death of Kurt Cobain," for cello and piano, is based on the opening riff of Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit," but it's rendered unrecognizable through a severe slowing and ornamenting process. This tribute from an unexpected source is much better composition-wise than the previous piece. The album ends with a short cycle of four a capella songs for soprano Paulin based on poems by John C. Walker. For the title piece alone, Revolutionary Songs stands as one of Brady's best CDs. ~ Fran‡ois Couture