Teodoro Anzellotti 'Erik Satie Compositeur de Musique'
Teodoro Anzellotti
Erik Satie Compositeur de Musique (Winter & Winter 1998)
Music for solo piano written by Erik Satie.
Teodoro Anzellotti: Accordion
[His] life takes a solitary, even ludicrous course. yet he encounters this with irony and distance. He differentiates himself smiling from nonesense. At the same time Satie takes paths into the depths, into the abyss - into the meaning of life. He always remains the pauper who can keep nothing, but always loses, in the end himself - and who thus possibly finds truth.
So here we have Satie's music played on accordion by the Italian 'avant-garde' classical master Anzellotti. And for those who give little credit to the accordion, you should give this a serious listen. Some 'beautiful' Satie music played to perfection by a perfectionist of his craft. You'll hear the complete Sports et Divertissements & Gnossienne's, plus Three Elegant Waltzes By A Pansy & more.
I like it!!!
http://tinyurl.com/ntpxa
Squeezorama Lucky - I hope you don't have this one - 'cause it's for you - mein guter Freund.
***Please note that Eugene has 'shared' an Anzellotti/Kagel album for 'us' to have a listen. You will need to see the comments here to find out the necessary details. Thank you Eugene, I for one, am very interested in having the opportunity to hear this interesting album - appreciated.
Sorry about the very small font here, I've tried to fix the html, but I just can't work out where this problem has occured?
posted by MoogPower @ Monday, September 25, 2006
57 comments
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01. Sports Et Divertissements
02. R Verie Du Pauvre
03. Les Trois Valses Distingu Es Du Pr Cieux D Goute
04. Petite Ouverrture A Danser
05. Le Pi Ge De M Duse
06. Avant-Derni Res Pens Es
07. Premi Re Pens E Rose Croix
08. Gnossienne N. 1
09. Gnossienne N. 2
10. Gnossienne N. 3
11. Gnossienne N. 4
12. Gnossienne N. 5
13. Gnossienne N. 6
14. Peccadille Importunes
15. Les Pantins Dansent
16. 1. Re Gymnop Die
Or Have It This Way:
1. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 1, Choral inappétissant
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
2. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 2, La Balançoire (The Seesaw)
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
3. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 3, La Chasse
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
4. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 4, La Comédie italienne
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
5. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 5, Le Réveil de la Mairée
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
6. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 6, Colin-Maillard
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
7. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 7, La Pèche
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
8. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 8, Le Yachting
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
9. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 9, Le Bain de Mer
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
10. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 10, Le Carnaval
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
11. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 11, Le Golf
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
12. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 12, La Pieuvre
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
13. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 13, Les Courses
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
14. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 14, Les Quatre-Coins
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
15. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 15, Le Pique-Nique
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
16. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 16, Le Water-chute
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
17. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 17, Le Tango
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
18. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 18, Le Traineau
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
19. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 19, Le Flirt
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
20. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 20, Le Feu d'Artifice
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
21. Sports et Divertissements (21) for piano: No. 21, Le Tennis
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
22. Rêverie du Pauvre
Composed by Jules Massenet
with Teodoro Anzellotti
23. Trois Valses Distinguêes du Précieux Dégoute: Sa Taille
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
24. Trois Valses Distinguêes du Précieux Dégoute: Son Binocle
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
25. Trois Valses Distinguêes du Précieux Dégoute: Ses Jambes
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
26. Petite ouverture à danser for piano
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
27. Le Piège de Méduse: No. 1 Quadrille
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
28. Le Piège de Méduse: No. 2 Valse
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
29. Le Piège de Méduse: No. 3 Pas Vite
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
30. Le Piège de Méduse: No. 4. Mazurka
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
31. Le Piège de Méduse: No. 5. Un peu vif
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
32. Le Piège de Méduse: No. 6. Polka
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
33. Le Piège de Méduse: No. 7. Quadrille
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
34. Idylle for piano
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
35. Avant-Dernières Pensées: Aubade
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
36. Avant-Dernières Pensées: Méditation
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
37. Première pensée Rose + Croix, for piano
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
38. Gnossienne for piano No. 1, Lent
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
39. Gnossienne for piano No. 2, Avec étonnement
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
40. Gnossienne for piano No. 3, Lent
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
41. Gnossienne for piano No. 4, Lent
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
42. Gnossienne for piano No. 5, Modéré
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
43. Gnossienne for piano No. 6, Avec conviction et une tristesse rigoureuse
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
44. Peccadilles Importunes: Etre jaloux de son camarade qui a une grosse tête
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
45. Peccadilles Importunes: Lui manger sa tartine
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
46. Peccadilles Importunes: Profiter de ce qu'il a des cors aux pieds pour lui prendre son cerceau
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
47. Pantins dansent, Les (The Puppets Dance) for piano
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
48. Gymnopedie for piano No. 1 "Lent et douloureux" (Slowly & mournfully)
Composed by Erik Satie
with Teodoro Anzellotti
Thanks, two great posts in a row, didn't know what to go for first. Chose the Satie, looking forward to hearing it. By the way nice cover on the satie, hand drawn graphics I think.
G'day Acoustiss Jim...yes hand drawn cover & all the drawings contained in the booklet too are drawn by Satie. A very talented artist in many respects!
Cheers.
it seems to be an excellent album.
what's the pass by the way? moogpower doesnt seem to work
wrong! it works! excellent! did i mention it?! keep it up mr MoogPowa!
Ya zazaaza...seems you've worked out p/w it is case sensitive, i.e = MoogPower
Anyhow, appreciate the positive comments!
Hi MoogPower!
Great blog! Lots of amazing stuff here - real eye-openers, fun and educational!
BTW, does the Junior Kimbrough LP download link still work (without registering and paying for that fairly obscure download site)? I couldn't get it to work properly using the "free" option. Any chance you could repost it? It sounds really interesting...
Thanks,
Dave
MoogPower, I love you!
This absolutely brilliant record by Teodoro was waiting to be ripped and uploaded for some time on my desk - but don't be disappointed that I already have it, now I can think of my next post that will be dedicated to YOU!
It'll be very hard for me, because I don't want to post just some other accordion record by Saluzzi, Klucevsek or Lars Hollmer, which are all superb! I'll go inside myself and will give birth to a special child...
To the record: I came to listen to Erik Satie's piano compositions via Claude Debussy - they share similar moods, but Erik's obviously more obsessed with tricks and mood shifts, whereas Claude tended to be more straight into impressionism.
Think of my astonishment when I saw this record for the first time: ERIK SATIE's beautiful music on my dearest instrument - the ACCORDION! I haven't heard of Anzellotti before this - now there's much more floating around from this guy, I'll see if I can catch other stuff of him...
This comment is long enough, I think. MoogPower, you've done me a big and kind favor of uploading this - now I don't have to make it, and I'm honored from one of the friendliest guys in the blog circle!
Best wishes for your son, and your ear,
yours, Squeezy Lucko ;)
Hey 'anon'....I will check into that for you sometime today & if it is down will consider re-upping for you. Will let you know right here. Stay tuned...
Hola Lucky M Dudorama...well I'm not really disappointed you already have this one - I just should have known. :)
Hhmmm, now Debussy, I have nothing by him & have from what I've heard (not all that much really) thought his music to be sort of neo-romantic & I haven't really like it.
I know that he was a BIG influence on some of the 20C composers that I like, so it might just be I haven't really heard enough of his work or the 'right' pieces.
I do have some Cesar Franck whom I think was a contemporary of Debussy?
Interesting to hear, if I'm reading you correctly that this album was your first taste of Anzellotti? Aaah what a joy it must have been for you!
Your well wishes are appreciated - very kind.
Must get a move on now, but hope to get back here sometime later today.
Cheerio from my side of the world all the way out to you!!
thanks.
if u would like some other anzelotti - drop me a line - shimalsky at gmail
Aaah very kind offer Eugene...why not leave a link here to one of your fav Anzellotti discs & I'll add it to this post; just a thought?
Cheers out. :)
Solowerke fur Akkordeon und Klavier - Anzelotti/Kagel?
why uploading if you have them , right?
there u go with another Satie link - 1 track (klara kormendi) http://www.box.net/public/z0b0kcdckk
uih, i don't know before that I love accordion so much, this release is 'wunderbar', now I would go to squezzy lucky to download the accordion overkill,
DankDankDank
herr Ärmel
Dear Eugene,
I'll be interested in the Mauricio Kagel record form Winter&Winter! Never heard it. I like the wonderful Mauricio a lot, big sense of humour and a wonderful skill in composing off "the track" (his Exotica for example)!
It seems, MoogPower don't have it - so just drop the link here in the comments, and MP will add it in his post, as a kind of post scriptum.
Highly appreciated!
PS: Dear Herr Ärmel,
I understand - many people think just of Polka and Waltzes and Landler, when they hear the word accordion. Obviously there's much of this stuff around - and not ALL is bad, but most of it. Well - there are a few other things, that you can make with this instrument, too - just a few ... ;)
Dear MoogPower, here's the "RE", a self-made compilation (not a mix!) with some of my favorite accordion-related tracks; posted over @ squeezo:
1. Lead Belly "John Hardy" (USA, 1940s)
2. F. Lemarque "Manege" (from Tati's 'Playtime') (France, 1967)
3. Guy Klucevsek & Christian Marclay "Ping Pong Polka" (USA, 1991)
4. Luiz Gonzaga "Manguaratiba" (Brazil, ?)
5. Willem Breuker "Busrit 1" (from Stelling's 'De Illusionist') (Holland, 1983)
6. Pauline Oliveros "Watertank Software" (USA, 1984)
7. Jean de Dieu "Soa Manatena" (Madagaskar, 1989)
8. Attwenger "Feda" (Austria, 1992)
9. Hans Hassler "Moritatenblut" (Germany, 1994)
10. The Jellyfish Kiss "Le Marais" (Switzerland, 1993)
11. Paolo Conte "Chi Siamo Noi" (Italy, 1975)
12. Michel Portal "Bat Sarrou" (France, 1979)
13. Jackson do Pandeiro "Êta Baião" (Brazil, ?)
14. Conjunto Nimala de Lalauah "Bainxa" (Mozambique, 1989)
15. Lars Hollmer "Franska Valsen" (Sweden, 1993)
16. Helge Schneider "Misterioso" (Germany, 1987)
17. Il Gran Teatro Amaro "Plus ne m'est rien" (Europe, 1991)
18. Bel Canto Orquestra "The Midnight Special" (France, 1993)
Link: http://tinyurl.com/gqjzx
wow looks great! thanks!
Thanks for the Blog
From the top...Eugene, Kagel/Anzellotti, nope I DO NOT have that one - would make a wonderful addition to the collection if you care to 'share' this one with us here. Thank you & it seems others are certainly quite interested.
Best out to you!
Herr Ärmel,
It's a pleasure to see you about here once again & am so glad to hear you are another of the 'converted' accordion appreciators. Enjoy this one & then go crazy at Squeezorama's.
Ciao.
Mr M Lucky Orang Bandoneon Dudeman, your compilation (not a mix) looks quite delicious & I am certainly looking forward to this special effort & treat from the one & only Squeezeman. I sense your attention to detail is excetional, so not doubt this will just flow from one accordion treat to the next. :)
And interesting to see you have a Paolo Conte track there. I often take out a disc of his & think of posting, but then I feel most peeps will think I'm nuts. I really like the maestro of the Kazoo & have about 6 of his discs. He's quite a personality & has a rather intersting background!
This I'll 'get' sometime this evening; time to go out with my son (he's not so keen on watching me on the computer).
Toodarooh
Cool Zhao - a pleasure to see you once again. :)
Lostinthezone.....and thank you for stopping by & taking the time to show your appreciation. Nice!
The above mentioned link to the compilation seems broken - I've uploaded it again on RS, though I was willing to never use it again, but at the moment there's no alternative, I think...
Cheero, Squeezy
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Just back to get it....Squeezo, you are ever soooo right; nothing to be found there. Hey, but it's the thought that counts.
will upload the kagel's cd on of these days
check my music community - eye2ear.livejournal.com if inteetsted in jazz/academic avantgarde
+ btw can't download Link: http://tinyurl.com/gqjzx (
well, eugene - the link is broken, i uploaded it again on rapidshare! follow this link:
http://tinyurl.com/kacqb
greetings!
ps: cheers, mp! play with your son rather than listening to weird accordion music ... ;)
BandosqueezemanPlaying with son yes.....
But today just bought a new printer/Scanner Cannon all in one; funky 'cause I finally have a printer that will directly print on CD's.
My old scanner is good, but needs to run on one of my old (very) computers b/c it requires a scssi connection (ya old technology).
Anyway, just finished cleaning up puter to have room to install software (leaving only 28mb space) & was so excited only to find the printer didn't come with a USB cable.
I have all kinds of cables (i.e cupboards full), but nothing I can find here that is USB-USB, damn will have to buy something tomorrow.
And whilst I got the printer I also got a 40gb 'outboard' (mini for laptop) extra hard-drive.
If I get a few hrs space in the upcoming days will be able to clear a lot of this 'mess' up here & get things going back to normal once more.
Looking forwar to this Bandosqueezeman & definitely appreciate & understand the time & effort you have put toward this compilation (not a mix).
Sublime material - I know this just from the names.
Dank Herr M.
Thank you Eugene...whenever you have the time.
Will check on your community, when I get a bit of free space myself.
Best out to you....
Hi MoogPowa!
OP from the "SFRP" and "Boppin' around" forums posted some excellent Inuit recordings at Boppin', including the one I mentioned over at OA:
[http://tinyurl.com/ztp34]
Cheers!
Songs of the Inuit Iglulik
http://tinyurl.com/j5swr
Jeux Vocaux Des Inuit Du Canada (Inuit Vocal Games)(Ocora)
http://tinyurl.com/zgwrz
http://tinyurl.com/jd5nj
Chants Et Tambours Inuit De Thulé Au Détroit De Béring (Ocora)
http://tinyurl.com/z54lv
Inuit: Fifty-Five Historical Recordings (Sub Rosa)
http://tinyurl.com/jn6n8
http://tinyurl.com/kjcj9
Mein guter freund Lucky Orang M Squeezo...some new & exciting music & so little time!
And these forums...my legs just aren't quick enough to get over to these places before closing hour, not to metion I've only heard of just one of those places.
I must spend too much time working, listening to music, getting out & about, listening to music, spending time with my family, listening to music sleeping, listening to music etc & just NOT ENOUGH time in computer land.
I can see that things are gonna have to change 'round here - I am losing touch!
Violla...
Thank you for the Inuit 'collection' will get & listen with utmost interest as time permits.
Dank!!
hey
sorry it took some time - the promised Kagel Anzelotti is here
go to http://ibox.org.ua/22739/ - in the form (it's only one ) enter "riley" and hit enter - u will be taken to a page with 2 files : one- first track preview - and all the other tracks in zip
Enjoy!
WoW - thank you so kindly Eugene. Time here not an issue, I understand the effort involved - it is MIGHTY appreciated.
Will also let Mr Squeezo know this has arrived. I know he is quite eager to get his EARS around this one.
Cheers!
Bonjour, MoogPower!
Do you still speak with me? I'm really sorry that you have been SO offended with my closing of the M-blog - nonono, I know you're a humourous chap, and I sure will flush the M-blog down the toilet!
I'm really happy to close this chapter, I'm not joking! 3 blogs is at least 1 too much.
I hope you can forgive me - here's kinda small 'reparation' of the damage I made, something for the wee hours of the night ;)
http://tinyurl.com/q3yyx
Stay like you are, mein guter Freund, and don't fumble around with this tricky html-stuff!!! ;) [give me sign and I'm all ears]
Hallo (in my best German accent) Mr Lucky,
Yes, I'm glad you can sense my humour, often sarcastic, but not in a harmful way, I think you know this well.
I know running 3 blogs must have been a considerable drain on you & have appreciated your wonderful efforts.
M was unique, it's a shame it's gone, but such is life in bloggerland.
Oooh a surprise I see...I get a little shy in terms of surprises, but am looking forward to seeing/hearing what it could be. Thank you!
Yes, I have not forgotten about this tricky html stuff. In some ways I have a fair understanding, but in others it might aswell be an obscure statistical equation.If I can learn the formulae then I am usually A-ok.
I have not forgotten about your kind offer, just 'bogged' down for the moment. My 'new' 1/3 slower internet connection is a real drag!
Auf Wiedersehen.
(You see...I know you can tell I've been to Germany; my vast grasp of your language must give this away).
Sure nuff, Darling! --->(c;)<
The other day you told me to play some Klezmer for my partner - AND I DID! I don't know how long, but at least I have done it, and I told her, where the idea came from - from the Sunshine Coast in MoogPowerland!
The following day I wore my Chris Knox T-Shirt and felt completely happy! I know now (cause you wrote it lately!) that Knox was in the Tall Dwarfs, but the shirt was just a present from a music maniac - I never heard Knox' or the Dwarfs' music, just Knox on one track of Barbara Manning's "In New Zealand", which is quite beautiful.
Have you really been to Germany once? What for, holidays? Business?
I have two other small questions
1) Your Avatar looks like a detail from one of HR Giger's nightmarish paintings - is it?
2) What in heaven is a 'NOS product'? I always wondered, my dictionary doesn't tell me anything about it, and the web comes with things I just don't get. So what 'product' do you present here? Something for the NOSE (with a special smell like perfume?)? Some NO's for the big recording companies?
No more questions -> will rip the Manning now -> more M's after the dying of M? <- hoo-hoo! ;)
Aaah so pleased with your Klezmer effort, whilst I DO NOT really know if it was appreciated I suspect just by making this effort regardless of prowess it must have been. Really pleased about this news!
I've got a sneaky feeling (excuse the New Zealand band name pun, although I assume you have not heard of them), that you may indeed like some of The Tall Dwarfs music, especially their earlier material. It's kind of eclectic home recording style pop, without much pop.
I have this stuff on vinyl & one day, like original vinyl 'Pirates Choice' album I will get this your way.
Yes, I REALLY have been to Germany - twice in fact.
Once was about 1984 when I was travelling the world as a youngster & was based in London for approx 18months+. The other time was 1998 when I was visiting my sister in London; she is married & lives there.
As for your above questions they may have to wait until I send an email your way. Suffice to say the product business stems from all Sex Pistols albums. Just I have changed it around a little.
I'll tell you why via email, but those who know me outside of bloggerland recognise this quite readily.
Aside from anything it's an insignia I've used since late teens days when I made mixed tapes for friends, which were always recorded on 'Imperial Bedroom Records', another of my long standing logos.
Full details for you later...oh am d'loading Redd now; title gives little away. I can only think of Kletka Red, but that only has one 'r'.
Hombre...Salut
Perfect for late at night. Superb Blue Note bop. I don't own this one myself, but I have a fair bit of 'late night' jazz on vinyl.
Have often wondered about this one, I used to see it about in the old vinyl days. This I believe is supposed to be his 'classic' album, but I must say am not very up to date with his more recent material.
Like it muchly & am listening as I type away...
Dank Herr Orang!
MoogPower, I think you are in dreamland right now - it's a quarter past 5 in the evening here, in the old world.
Sometime I'm crazying a little bit too much, I'm sorry if I get you dizzy or anything. It's good to have such nice and thoughtful communication via the blogs, but we don't know each other really, don't we?
You say I surprise you - well, before I've seen your bird post I just thought you made a birdy background, html-like. You surprised me, but quite happily. One who gets pleasure from photographing birds must be a 'good' one - though he sits much too much in front of this electric machine, like myself. It's kinda druglike, well ... communication via e-mail would be better here ...
Salute, mon frère!
Bonjour to dog and son!
A big hello to the birdies' morning songs!
Orang.
Thanks for the Freddie Redd music, Orang. MoogPower has one of the most interesting comment sections, when I stop to look it over. Such a great collection of bloggers -- it is nice to "overhear" your conversations.
We're having our first Canadian winter storm around the great lakes region, a month early, so this music is most welcome. I'm in front of my computer far too much, but it feels like a window on the real world when there are no real people with shared interests to talk to.
Love this blog and others related to jazz and progressive/psychedelic era.
Aaaah Savoadaki you are in Canada...I had just responded to you in an above post, but was not sure where you were; I had guessed somewhere in Europe.
Hhmmm, A far cry from Adelaide. *lol*
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Updating my bookmarks... see you're still here. Looks different than I remembered. I've updated my stuff too - rock fireplace
I have a rock fireplace site and was suprised to find your site and it has given me some good ideas for mine, cool. :)
Hi, Would you please repost the file for this?
Thanks!! -Ross
Where did you go? Nothing new here, eh?
Would you please repost the file for this?
Well, I've just been looking around and I've found this link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=04IWNRU7
The information here is great. I will invite my friends here.
Thanks
Hello,nice post thanks for sharing?. I just joined and I am going to catch up by reading for a while. I hope I can join in soon.
Did you heard what Rob Matts said about that?
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