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The soprano vocals of Kathleen Roland are here backed by percussion, cello, flute, and piano. This is a sometimes jarring but always very human impressionistic reaction to death. Pieces like "Positive Thinking" and the title track reflect the reaction of those who witnessed an AIDS-related death, while selections such as "Slammin'" for percussion and tape and "Glacius" for solo piano explore, respectively, the continued discovery in life and the quiet peace of death's journey. © Tom Schulte, All Music Guide
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Betsy Cuffel alto flute
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| 1 | Positive Thinking, for alto flute, computer tape & slides | 8:05 | $1.49 | |||
Anne Deane ComposerSlammin', for percussion & tape Work
Todd Caschetta Percussion
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| 2 | Slammin', for percussion & tape | 9:59 | $1.49 | |||
Anne Deane ComposerCrossing to Elysian Fields, for string quartet Work
Anacapa String Quartet String Quartet
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| 3 | Crossing to Elysian Fields, for string quartet | 11:39 | $1.99 | |||
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| 4 | Love Songs, for soprano voice, cello & piano, No.1, "And Then" | 3:18 | $0.99 | |||
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| 5 | Love Songs, for soprano voice, cello & piano, No.2, "Shining Jewel" | 3:40 | $0.99 | |||
Anne Deane ComposerGlacius, for piano Work
Louis Lofquist Piano
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| 6 | Glacius, for piano | 7:58 | $1.49 | |||









