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Table of Contents:

• The flute of interior time / John Harbison (2:53)
• The enticing lane / Stephen Houtz (9:03)
• Positive women : Susan / Janika Vandervelde (4:35)
• Perineo / Libby Larsen (4:57)
• Let it go / Carol Barnett (4:48)
• Vaslav's song / William Bolcom (2:40)
• We're all pharaohs when we die / David John Olsen (4:44)
• Domination of black / Craig Carnahan (7:20)
• The loons / Carolyn Jennings (3:05)
• The second law / Richard Wilson (4:29)
• When I am dead, my dearest / Daniel Kallman (2:47)
• The blue animals / Aaron Jay Kernis (5:54)
• Heartbeats / John Musto (6:22)
• As imperceptibly as grief / Cary John Franklin (3:02)
• Walt Whitman in 1989 / Chris DeBlasio (4:07).

Contributors:

Harbison, John

Houtz, Stephen, 1956-

Vandervelde, Janika, 1955-

Larsen, Libby

Barnett, Carol, 1949-

Bolcom, William

Olsen, David John, 1953-

Carnahan, Craig

Jennings, Carolyn

Wilson, Richard, 1941-

Kallman, Daniel

Kernis, Aaron Jay

Musto, John, 1954-

Franklin, Cary John

DeBlasio, Chris

Languages:

English
Spanish

Language Notes:

Item content: English, Spanish

Included Works:

Flute of interior time [by Harbison, J.]

Enticing lane [by Houtz, S.]

Positive women: Susan [by Vandervelde, J.]

Perineo [by Larsen, L.]

Let it go [by Barnett, C.]

Vaslav's song [by Bolcom, W.]

We're all pharaohs when we die [by Olsen, D.J.]

Domination of black [by Carnahan, C.]

Loons [by Jennings, C.]

Second law [by Wilson, R.]

When I am dead, my dearest [by Kallman, D.]

Morningsongs [by Kernis, A.J.] > Blue animals

Heartbeats [by Musto, J.]

Emily Dickinson cycle [by Franklin, C.J.] > As imperceptibly as grief

All the way through evening [by DeBlasio, C.] > Walt Whitman in 1989

Related Works:

AIDS Quilt songbook

Other Related Resources:

Source record: Heartbeats (St. Paul, MN : Innova Recordings, [1994] — OCLC Number 32320519)

Subjects:

Songs with piano

Choruses, Secular (Women's voices) with violin

Vocal duets, Unaccompanied

Songs (Low voice) with instrumental ensemble

AIDS (Disease) — Songs and music

Music — Minnesota

AIDS (Disease)

Music

Minnesota

Genres:

Songs and music

Performers:

Various performers.

General Notes:

Principally with piano acc.; the 3rd work for narrator, solo voices (SA), women's chorus, and violin; the 9th work for soprano and baritone, unacc.; the 12th work for bass with instrumental ensemble.
Recorded live at the Walker Art Center Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 1, 1992 (13th work) and at Studio M, Minnesota Public Radio, St. Paul, Minn., June-Sept. 1994 (remainder).
Description based on hard copy version record.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file)

Audio Characteristics:

digital

Digital Characteristics:

audio file

Call Numbers:

Online Audio

Other Standard Numbers:

International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650001
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650002
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650003
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650004
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650005
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650006
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650007
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650008
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650009
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650010
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650011
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650012
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650013
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650014
International Standard Recording Code: US29K0650015
Publisher Number, Innova: INNOVA500

OCLC Numbers:

823292734