Frank Carlberg on Composing Creatively Using Triads
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Pianist, composer, and faculty member at the New England Conservatory Frank Carlberg discusses the two dimensions of harmony - color (vertical) and movement (horizontal) - and how exploring them in tandem leads us to new and interesting sounds, using his piece Los Trabajos Y Las Noches. Visit JazzComposersP... to watch full-length livestreams.
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Originally a native of Helsinki, Finland, pianist & composer Frank Carlberg has carved himself a niche in the New York jazz community. As a leader, his groups include the Frank Carlberg’s Word Circus (performing settings of a wide variety of texts by contemporary poets), the Tivoli Trio and the Frank Carlberg Large Ensemble. Carlberg has been commissioned to write music for big bands, small ensembles, symphony orchestras as well as modern dance companies. He has composed nearly 200 settings to a wide range of texts and poetry. In addition to his playing and composing activities Carlberg also serves on the faculty at New England Conservatory. Carlberg has released over 20 albums as a leader. He was a founding member of the Douglass Street Music Collective and runs the Red Piano Records label. He runs 20 Questions, an interview blog. His latest release is Frank Carlberg Large Ensemble - Elegy For Thelonious on the Sunnyside Records label.
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AUDIO CREDITS
Intro: “Chance Encounter”, composed by Daniel Jamieson. Performed by Danjam Orchestra, on the album “Sudden Appearance” (2011) OA2 Records. danjam.ca/
Example 1 & Closing: “Los Trabajos Y Las Noches”, composed by Frank Carlberg. Performed by Roxana Amed and Frank Carlberg, on the album “Los Trabajos Y Las Noches” (2023).
• Roxana Amed, Frank Car...
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Just found out about this channel, a true gem!
Hey Massimo - thanks for checking it out! Full-length masterclasses on the website as well - www.jazzcomposerspresent.com
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I really appreciate these videos. I've had several lightbulb moments with a little tidbit or comment that instantly unstuck a composition my brain had been mulling over. Today though, it's a new to me artist that I'm thankful you chose to highlight. I listened to the mentioned album twice last night...
We're really excited to have Frank joining us on the site - glad to hear his music made an impact. Send us an email, and we can chat further -- www.jazzcomposerspresent.com/contact
Frank Carlberg is awesome. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for watching Chris - looking forward to Frank's full-length event on the website -- www.jazzcomposerspresent.com
love it. endless permutations within simple parameters. the voices moving together in this piece reminds me of a chorale or other classical structure.
Absolutely Clint, thanks for watching! We're looking forward to Frank's full-length event on the website -- www.jazzcomposerspresent.com
Frank Carlberg !
from your former student Dr D (Roland Davis) from NewEngCnsrvtry (but now with my real and new name)
I will be conducting again in your hometown, Helsinki. I won their Favourite Conductor award at the last orchestra conducting Masterclass and will be the Assistant Teacher this year.
Thank you for your insights and inspiration at NewEngCnsrvtry.
You are a wonderful artist and teacher and I (and many others) appreciate you greatly.
I wish you health and joy.
hug 🫂
Dr D
Thanks for watching Dr. D! We're looking forward to Frank's full-length event on the website -- www.jazzcomposerspresent.com
audio needs adjustmenttttttttttt.
sounds like tim conway but good material.
Thanks for watching Tooter - and appreciate the feedback. (We're big Tim Conway fans)