Dive into the avant-garde world of George Antheil with his compelling opera, "The Brothers." Released on March 1, 2011, under the CPO label, this album offers a unique and thought-provoking exploration of human relationships and emotions. Spanning just over 54 minutes, the opera is divided into three scenes, each delving deeper into the intricate dynamics between the characters Mary, Ken, Abe, and Ran.
Antheil's composition is a masterclass in avant-garde music, pushing the boundaries of traditional opera with its innovative structure and profound themes. The album opens with "And in the Process of Time (Mary)" and takes the audience through a series of powerful arias and dialogues, culminating in the intense finale, "Mary Dear - Have You Turned Out the Light? (Abe)."
Each track is a testament to Antheil's genius, with the characters' voices intertwining to create a rich tapestry of sound and emotion. The opera's themes of love, betrayal, and redemption are universal, making it a timeless piece that resonates with audiences across generations. Whether you're a seasoned opera enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, "The Brothers" offers a captivating journey into the world of avant-garde music.
Tracks
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 1: And in the Process of Time (Mary)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 1: Good Morning, Folks (Ken)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 1: Dad Willed It to You (Ken)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 1: Aria. Once, Years Ago (Ken)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 1: The Bus! (Tutti)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Interlude - Scene 2: Abe, Is That You? (Mary)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 2: I've Got to Talk to You (Mary)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 2: Aria. My Love's a Ghost (Mary)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 2: Well? Why Don't You Call Your Husband? (Ran)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 2: Mary, My Precous Lovely One (Abe)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 2: Yes, Yes, It was One of My Dreams! (Mary) - What, Mary? [Abe]George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Interlude - Scene 3: And the Lord Said Unto Cain (Mary)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 3: You … You … You Monster! (Mary)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
The Brothers, Op. 1, Scene 3: Mary Dear - Have You Turned Out the Light? (Abe)George Antheil, Rebecca Nelsen, Ray M. Wade, E. Mark Murphy, William Dazeley, Piotr Prochera, Bochumer Symphoniker, Steven Sloane
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