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Passionate Isolation

by David Hahn & Concert Imaginaire

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1. Ritual 02:25
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3. March 03:07

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Passionate Isolation, is a suite of 3-movements: i. Ritual (which uses a “prepared” piano), ii. Misgivings, and iii. March. The title comes from the collection No More Secondhand God by R. Buckminster Fuller. The following lines begin the book:
Late tonight

(April 9, 1940)

I am just sitting here

for one of the many reasons that

people find themselves passionately isolated. (The cause is rarely noble.)
Written in solitude during a period of international turmoil at the beginning of World War II, Fuller's text attracted me as a mirror of our own troubled times. To the many isolated individuals in our world, it can appear that we are locked, as human beings, into the fate of a continuous cycle of abuse of power leading to armed conflict. The movements of this piece are: the Ritual of impotent international deliberations, the Misgivings of the world's population in the face of impending war, and the inevitable and deliberate March of the military machine.

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released February 8, 2022

David Hahn: music director, composer, guitar
Rebecca Baggenstoss: drums
Evan Robertson: bass
Lewis Rubin-Thompson: piano
Leslie Shank: violin (special guest)

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David Hahn Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

DAVID HAHN is a composer who makes music that is unique and deeply diverse. Many of his works have been commissioned and performed by esteemed ensembles and soloists. Mr. Hahn also collaborates with artists in film, video, theater, and spoken word.
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