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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC

LOVE OF LIFE ORCHESTRA

CECIL TAYLOR / .WORLD SAXOPHONE OUARTET

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CAREY PLAYHOUSE November 29,19858:00 pm November 30, 1985 8:00 pm 'S LOVE OF LIFE ORCHESTRA Musical Direction: PETER GORDON AND Musicians: Peter Gordon Richard Landry "Blue" Gene Tyranl}Y . David Van Tieghem Linda Hudes RikAlbani Tony Garnier Peter Zummo Randy Gun Rebecca Armstrong Larry Saltzman

A concert of new music composed by: Peter Gordon David Van Tieghem Linda Hudes Randy Gun "Blue" Ned Sublette

Sound mix: Eric'Liljestrand Lighting: Jan Kroeze

NEXT WAVE FESTJVAL 1985 The NEXT WAVE Production and Touring Fund is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Pew Memorial Trust, Remy Martin Amerique, AT&T, the William and Flora Hewlett Founda­ tion, WiIIiWear Ltd., Goethe House New York, the New York Council for the Humanities, the Educational Foundation of America, the Howard Gilman Foundation, the BestProducts Foundation, Mee~ the Composer, Inc., Abraham & Straus/Federated Department Stores Foundation, Inc., the CIGNA Corporation, Mary Boone,Gallery, and the BAM NEXT w.fVE Producers Council. Additional funds for the NEXT w.fVE FESJ'IVAL are proyided by ~.~.ew York State Council on the Ans~ the Mary Aagler Cary Charitable Trust, Philip Morris Incorporated, the New York Community Trust, ManufaCtu¥s Hanover, Lila Acheson Wallace, the National Institute for Music Theater, the William and Mary Greve Foundation, Inc., the Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Schlumberger Foundation, "nc., the Department ofCultural Affairs, and Cointreau America, Inc-.WNYC-FM 94 is the offiCial radio station of the NEXT w.fVE.

Josepb V. Melillo, Director Micbael'O'Rand, General Manager Julia Gillett, Director ofProduction

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The Love of Life Orchestra (LOLO) was formed in 1977. It was my intention to form an ensemble which could include musicians of diverse backgrounds who would play a composed music in the American musical vernacular (Le. rock/jazz/pop/new music, etc.) As a com­ poser, .I regard the musicians allowing their personal styles to influence the music as important as the realization of an idealized preconceived sound. The original LOLO had thirteen mem­ bers, the size fluctuating from a duo (David V~n Tieghem and myself) to a fifteen piece ensemble. While the first few performances of LOLO featured work by a number of cumposers in addition to myself ("Blue" Gene Tyranny, Arthur Russell, Jill Kroesen, Ed Friedman, Scott Johnson), this is the first LOLO concert since 1978 to feature work by composers other than myself. - Peter Gordon

PETER.GORDON was born in New York music/rock fusion big bands. Gordon has City and spent his early childhood in Virginia also worked as a solo artist and is known for and in Munich, Germany. In Munich he stud- _ his "tone poems," such as Frozen Moments of ied saxophone, music theory, played in rock Passion, which incorporates solo saxophone bands and

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