October, 2006: “Twenty-Four Interludes" for piano Vol. 2 (Op. 71, Nos. 13-24),
performed by Gary Noland. Duration: 75 minutes. North Pacific Music (NPM LD
027).
February, 2006: “Twenty-Four Postludes for Piano”
Vol. 2 (Op. 72, Nos. 13–24),
performed by Gary Noland. Duration: 75 minutes. North Pacific Music (NPM LD
025).
January, 2006: “Royal Oilworks Music” (electro-acoustic). Duration: ca. 75
minutes. Includes: “Prelude in E Minor” (Op. 34), “Serial Lullaby” (Op. 80, No.
1), “Spray Taint” (Op. 80, No. 2), “Dog Duo” (Op. 66), “Ragbones” (Op. 11),
“Grey Malignant Banks” (Op. 80, No. 3) “My Babe’s Gone Down to Do Her Glue”
(Op. 80, No. 4), “Royal Oilworks Music” (Op. 80, No. 5) “Prelude & Zootrot”
(Op. 22), “Something Rotten” (Op. 80, No. 6) “Music is Dead” (Op. 53),
“Dreadmill” (Op. 37), “Deformed Fugue” (Op. 17), “Insurrection of the Office
Slaves” (Op. 80, No. 7), “Psycho-Bacchanal” (Op. 80, No. 8). North Pacific
Music (NPM LD 024).
August, 2004:“Twenty-Four Postludes for Piano”
Vol. 1 (Op. 72, Nos. 1–12), performed by Gary Noland. Duration: 72 minutes. North Pacific Music (PO BOX 82627,
Portland, Oregon 97282-0627, USA,
tel/fax: 1-800-757-7384,
www.NorthPacific Music.com (NPM
LD 018).
August, 2004: “Twenty-Four Interludes for Piano”
Vol. 1 (Op. 71, Nos. 1-12),
performed by Gary Noland. Duration: 74 minutes. North Pacific Music (PO BOX
82627, Portland, Oregon
97282-0627, USA, tel/fax:
1-800-757-7384, www.NorthPacific Music.com (NPM LD 019).
May, 2003: “Venge Art, Fascicle #1,” Proem Part 1, Section 1
(Op. 39, Part 1), narrated and performed by Gary Noland. Duration: 74 minutes. This project has been
postponed but is available from the composer on request.
March, 2003: MIDI Demo of the following pieces:
“Access of Oil” for French Horn, violin, cello, piano, and percussion; “Prelude & Zootrot” (Op. 22) for
piano; “Trio: After Darconville” (Op. 52) for flute,
viola, and cello; “Andante in F
Minor: an Homage to Franz
Schubert” (Op. 46) for piano 4-hands;
“Women Who Cry Apples” (Op. 36), setting of six poems by Jonathan Swift
for soprano, clarinet, violin, and piano;
“Improvisation No. 1”, “Deformed Fugue” (Op. 17) for harpsichord; “Dog
Duo” (Op. 66b) for clarinet and bassoon;
“Ragbones” (Op. 11) for piano;
“Treadmill” (Op. 37a) for clarinet and double bass; “Music is Dead” (Op. 53) for SATB; “Prelude in E Minor” (Op. 34) for
harpsichord; “Improvisation No.
2.”
July, 2002: “Gary Noland: Selected Music from VENGE ART.” Duration: 75 minutes. Cellist Hamilton Cheifitz and pianist Victor
Steinhardt playing “Fantasy in E Minor” for cello & piano (Op. 24), pianist
Randall Hodgkinson playing “Humoresque” for piano (Op. 3) and the “Russell
Street Rag” (Op. 5), Gary Noland performing three segments of “P*rn*musik” (Op.
48), Violist Katherine Murdock and pianist Randall Hodgkinson playing “Romance”
for viola & piano (Op. 10), a computer-driven Disklavier performance of
“Grande Rag Brillante” (Op. 15), The Onyx String Quartet playing “Amerikan Bozo
Dance” (Op. 32, No. 8), and Guy Tyler conducting “Septet” (Op. 43) with
clarinetist Carol Robe, alto saxophonist Tom Bergeron, French hornist Ellen
Campbell, violinists Tasana Nagavajara and Anthony Dyer, double-bassist Forrest
Moyer, and pianist Art Maddox.
Released by North Pacific Music (PO BOX 82627, Portland, Oregon 97282-0627, USA, tel/fax: 1-800-757-7384, www.NorthPacific
Music.com (NPM LD 012).
Summer, 2002: “Venge Art: Fascicle #7” for
narrator, musicians, actors, dancers, and culinary artists (Op. 56). Gary
Noland, narrator and pianist (unfinished).
May, 2000: “Playerless Pianos: Virtual Music for Pianos Virtual and
Otherwise.” Seventh Species Composers Series Debut Recording, Limited
Collectors Edition (NPM LCE 007—North Pacific Music). Compilation recording of
works by various composers.
Includes Gary Noland’s “Grande Rag Brillante” (Op. 15), which was
recorded August 19, 1998 on a Disklavier at SPARK Studios in Emeryville.
June 13th, 1999: “Venge Art: Fascicle #1” for
narrator, musicians, actors, dancers, and culinary artists (Op. 39).
Duration: ca. 55 minutes. Live
performance at Beall Hall, School of Music, University of Oregon. Art Maddox,
narrator; Dr. Box, urhu; Timothy J. Mason, TV & vacuum
cleaner; Gary Noland, piano; Alan
Phillips, banjo; Peter Thomas,
guitar and waterphone; Guy Tyler, double bass; Terry Wergeland, accordion, trumpet, horn; Geoff Wooden, electric guitar. Not for release.
1996: “Passion.” Compilation recording of works by composers Gary
Noland, George Rochberg, Georges Enescu, Greg Steinke, and Jackie T. Gabel
performed by violist Rozanna Weinberger and pianist Evelyne Luest. Includes
Noland’s “Romance” for viola & piano (Op. 10). (NPM LD 003—North Pacific Music). Recorded September, 1994 at MET Studio Ball State
University; Muncie, Indiana. In
Schwann Catalog.
OTHER
RECORDINGS
January, 1988: “Six and a Half Pieces for Piano”
(Op. 8). Randall Hodgkinson, piano. Made possible by a grant from the
Burlington Willes Foundation. To be released on North Pacific Music.
September, 1987: “Viennese Nightmare Rag” (Op. 4).
Steve Cosgrove, piano. Made possible by a grant from the Burlington Willes
Foundation. KPFA studios, Berkeley, CA.