November 19-21, 2011

PURPOSEFUL LADY SLOW AFTERNOON and SHE WAS A VISITOR Two parts of Robert Ashley's 1968 opera, THAT MORNING THING, revived and recreated for Performa 11, at The Kitchen. November 19-21, 2011, at 8 pm. Tickets on sale now!. The Kitchen, 512 West 19th Street, New York, NY 10011

November 4 & 5, 2011

AUTOMATIC WRITING Robert Ashley's radical classic, arranged and performed live by OBJECT COLLECTION (Fulya Peker, Travis Just, Kara Feely, Quentin Tolimieri, Aaron Meicht, Paula Matthusen) November 4 and 5, 2011 , 9.00pm. Tickets on sale now! Incubator Arts Project, St. Marks Church (upstairs), 131 East 10th Street, New York, NY 10003

June 1, 2010

Robert Ashley Atalanta (Acts of God) Vol. II 2 CDs: "The Etchings", "Empire," and "Au Pair"

February 9, 2010

NEW ON CD Alvin Lucier's Sferics & Music for Solo Performer

October 23, 2008

NEW ON CD Peter Gordon's Star Jaws

October 15, 2008

NEW ON CD "Blue" Gene Tyranny's The Intermediary

October 15, 2008

NEW ON CD "Blue" Gene Tyranny's Just for the Record

May 27, 2008

Robert Ashley's Concrete

May 1, 2008

NEW ON DVD Robert Ashley's Music with Roots in the Aether

March 1, 2008

Annea Lockwood's A Sound Map of the Danube

Released Fall, 2007

Robert Ashley's Now Eleanor's Idea

Released May 15, 2007

Eliane Radigue's Jetsun Mila A two-cd set continuation of the Milarepa saga, now on CD for the first time.

Released April 15, 2006

Robert Ashley's Foreign Experiences The second opera in the "American Consciousness" quartet.

Released on November 16, 2005

Robert Ashley's groundbreaking opera for televsion. Digitally remastered and released, finally, on DVD. More.

Released on September 1, 2005

Robert Ashley's opera, Celestial Excursions. Two disc package includes libretto in separate booklet.

Released February 2, 2004

Released in March 2003

Joan La Barbara's first vocal compositions, many originally released on LPs in the 1970s and early 1980s on her own record label, Wizard Records. The Lovely release uses the title of her first LP, Voice is the Original Instrument. The double CD release also includes never-before released works, Les Oiseaux qui chantent dans ma tete and Des Accords pour Teeny.

Released in March 2003

"Blue" Gene Tyranny A CD of works for solo piano entitled, Take Your Time.

Released in March 2003

Alvin Lucier, Still and Moving Lines of Silence in Families of Hyperbolas, CD 1015.

Released in September 2002

Robert Ashley, In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Woman, CD 4921. With Paul DeMarinis. Text by John Barton Wolgamot.

Released in August 2002

DownTown Ensemble, DownTown Only, CD 3081. Works by Daniel Goode, William Hellermann, Mary Jane Leach and Peter Zummo

Released in May 2002

Chris Mann, the use, CD 3091.

Released in May 2001

Alvin Lucier, Still Lives, CD 5012. Featuring performances by Marilyn Nonken (piano), Joseph Kubera (piano) and Ryuko Mizutani (koto)

April 2001

Thomas Buckner, His Tone of Voice, CD 3024. Works by Jacques Bekaert, Mel Graves and "Blue" Gene Tyranny

2000 Releases. . . .

Tom Johnson, An Hour for Piano, CD 1081. Played by Frederic Rzewski

Gordon Mumma, Studio Retrospect, CD 1093. Retrospect (1959-1982) (10:21) Music from the Venezia Space Theatre (1964) (11:55) The Dresden Interleaf 13 February 1945 (1965) (12:14) Echo-D (1978) (14:46) Pontpoint (1966-1980) (15:43) Epifont (1984) (4:30)

Robert Ashley's opera, Dust. CD 1006. Two discs, libretto booklet in slipcase.

1999 Releases . . . .

Alvin Lucier, Theme. Three new works, Music for Piano with Magnetic Strings, played by Lois Svard; Music for Gamelan Instruments, Microphones and Amplifiers, featuring the Wesleyan Gamelan Ensemble; and Theme (to a text by John Ashbery), featuring Sam Ashley, Thomas Buckner, Jackie Humbert & Joan La Barbara, voices.

Robert Ashley's Your Money My Life Good-bye, a radio opera, commissioned by Bayerisher Rundfunk Munich, about an infamous international swindler. CD 1005

Two of Annea Lockwood's dramatic, electroacoustic works. The 1982 work, Delta Run, based in a taped interview with a dying man and Duende, 1998, written for and performed by Thomas Buckner. The works are each about 25 minutes long. They are for voice, pre-recorded or live, and taped sounds, "natural" or electronically generated, and they both deal with the issue of spiritual wholeness. Album title: Breaking the Surface, CD 2082.

1998-1999 Releases

	Lois Svard's second solo CD, Other Places is an exploration of Svard's interest in new concepts and ideas in music, this disc features works written for her by composers Elodie Lauten, Jerry Hunt and Kyle Gann. Released in January 1998.
	Leroy Jenkins' new release, simply entitled, Solo, is a live recording of a magical violin/viola performance at the Contemporary Arts Center in Santa Fe. The entire concert is contained on the disc. The CD will include 7 of Leroy's works, with the addition of Dizzy Gillespie's "Wouldn't You" and John Coltrane's "Giant Steps." May 1998.
	The works on baritone Tom Buckner's third solo CD, entitled Inner Journey all deal thematically with a quest for acceptance and self-knowledge. Works by William Duckworth, Tom Buckner, Jacques Bekaert, David Wessel and Somei Satoh. Delivered in June 1998.
	Lovely has reissued Eliane Radigue's first LP, Songs of Milarepa on compact disc. Two never before published songs have been added to the original pair, and with the addition of the 60-minute, Mila's Journey Inspired by A Dream, Radigue's five-song cycle is complete in this double CD package. Released in February 1998.
	John Cage's monumental piano work, Music of Changes was delivered in May 1998. Musicologist John Holzaepfel says in his notes that this work "heralded a new concept of musical time, placing the performer in a new relation to the score, one in which orientation is to the occurrence of events rather than to the relations between them." Joseph Kubera is among the few pianists to have assayed the obstacles posed by its innovations since David Tudor ceased playing the piece in the late 1950s. This recording is the first since Herbert Henck's, on Wergo, from the early 1980s -- and it pairs an extraordinary performance with digital recording quality!