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Listening room:
compositions
Mirror / Fall
(2011) for oboe and trombone
description | watch
Once, in a grove of tamarisk
(2012) for mallet percussion trio
description | interpreter's forum | watch
Pines Long Slept in Sunshine
(2009) for percussion ensemble, premiere performance by the University of Kentucky Percussion Ensemble
description | listen | watch (premiere performance)
Music for a Royal Palace
(2006) for sheng (Chinese mouth organ), viola, marimba and percussion
description | audio of premiere performance courtesy of Carnegie Hall
Signals Intelligence (ensemble version)
(2002) percussion ensemble
description | CD | listen (live performance by the Cerebus Percussion Group) | watch (U. of Kentcuky Percussion Ensemble)
Signals Intelligence
(virtuoso solo version, 2009) for percussion
description | CD | watch (live performance by Kyle Forsthoff)
Jolie Sphinx
(virtuoso solo version, 2009) for percussion
description | watch (live performance by Sarah Plum)
Motetus
(1995/2009) version for extended range glockenspiel (c-f''')
description | watch (live performance by Kyle Forsthoff) | watch (live performance by Eric Willie)
Three Lai
(1996) for khaen, violin and viola, performed by Christopher Adler, Eric Pritchard and Jonathan Bagg
description | CD | listen courtesy of WGBH's Art of the States, also available on Epilogue for a Dark Day | watch live performance
Five Cycles
(2002) for khaen solo, performed by Christopher Adler
description | watch live performance
Song for a Form Carved by Water
(2001) for soprano saxophone with drone accompaniment, performed by Alan Lechusza
description | listen
Telemetry Lock
(1999) for khaen solo, performed by Christopher Adler
description | listen courtesy of WGBH's Art of the States
things that flow
(1996) for harpsichord solo, performed by Christopher Adler
description | CD | listen courtesy of WGBH's Art of the States
Thao
(1997) for flute, oboe, violin, contrabass, marimba, vibraphone and ching, performed by students of the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory
description | watch live performance
I Want to Believe
(2002-04) for soprano saxophone and piano or trio with vibraphone, performed here by the Alan Lechusza / Christopher Adler Duo
description | audio excerpt (from a live performance / studio version available on Ecstatic Volutions in a Neon Haze)
improvisations
Christopher Adler / Scott Walton / Nathan Hubbard
Video from January 17, 2013, University of San Diego
Gunther's Grass (duo with Marcelo Radulovich)
Video of Yourself Presents performance
additional audio examples on the Gunther's Grass myspace page
the Alan Lechusza / Christopher Adler Duo
Alan Lechusza, woodwinds, Christopher Adler, piano
Schorl, from Mineralia (complete 4:08) listen courtesy of pfMENTUM Records
the Christopher Adler Trio
Alan Lechusza, woodwinds, Christopher Adler, piano, Vikas Srivastava, drums
excerpts from Transcontinental, available from CDBaby
Improvisation recorded live at the Renaissance Society, University of Chicago, April 6, 2007, may be heard here
Christopher Adler, khaen, Carmel Raz, violin, Gene Coleman, bass clarinet
performances
angel music, by Sidney Marquez Boquiren
Christopher Adler, khaen, in live performances at the soundON Festival of Modern Music, June 16, 2007, and Adelphi University, March 12, 2011
listen on Instant Encore
windwork, by Christopher Burns
Christopher Adler, piano, in live performance at the soundON Festival of Modern Music, June 19, 2008
watch the video on youtube
Babaylan, by Sidney Marquez Boquiren
NOISE, with Christopher Adler, khaen, Lisa Cella, flute and Franklin Cox, cello, at Adlephi University, March 12, 2011
listen on Instant Encore
Working Group for Mathematics and Music
compositions and performances by Steve Gisby, Tom Johnson, Michael Winter, Christopher Adler, Samuel Vriezen and Brian Parks
University of Lille, concert video
Best Served Cold, by David Lipten
Christopher Adler, piano, in live performance at the University of San Diego, 2004
listen (2:10), courtesy of David Lipten
Now is Your Only Chance, by H. James Harkins
Christopher Adler, piano, H. James Harkins, computer, in live performance at the University of Pennsylvania, 2004
listen (8:36), courtesy of H. James Harkins
Northeast Thai repertoire / khaen
Lai Sootsanaen
improvisation in a Northeast Thai style
watch
Phuthai
improvisation in a Lao style
watch
"Toei" suite
with the Ostrich Ensemble (Supeena Insee Adler, saw oo, and Tantikorn Khmasopa, phin)
watch video from the 2008 Switchboard Music Festival, San Francisco
Selected Thai classical repertoire
with the Ostrich Ensemble
listen
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