Reiko Füting, the composer, explores the psychological nature of memory through musical quotation, using assimilation, dissimilation, integration, disintegration, and segregation.
Composer Biography
Reiko Füting, the composer, was born in 1970 in Königs Wusterhausen in the German Democratic Republic.
Performer Biography
Longleash, a piano trio on this album, takes its name from Operation Long Leash, a Cold War era covert operation that promoted American avant-garde artists in Europe.
Album & Artwork
The album is dedicated to the composer's father, expressing loving gratitude for his attention, care, support, insights, and inspirations.
Recording & Production
Most of the tracks on this album (1-6) were recorded at Oktaven Audio in Mount Vernon, NY, USA, with Ryan Streber as the recording engineer.
Composer Biography
Since 2000, Reiko Füting, the composer, has taught composition, music theory, and music history at Manhattan School of Music, where he is currently Dean of Academic Core and Head of Composition and Contemporary Performance.
Performer Biography
Miranda Cuckson, a violinist featured on this album, made her Carnegie Hall debut playing Walter Piston's Violin Concerto No. 1 with the American Symphony Orchestra.
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