"Three Compositions" presents a cross-section of composer Kenneth
Kirschner's highly diverse output. The collection includes "July 17,
2006", a spare study in simple harmony and silence; "April 27, 2004",
an ever-shifting, rhythmic juxtaposition of acoustic percussion and
digital sound; and the nearly 40-minute "May 3, 1997" for microtonal
piano, percussion, and noise, one of Kirschner's signature pieces.
For those new to his music, "Three Compositions" offers an ideal
introduction to Kirschner's large body of work, while those already
familiar with it will appreciate the opportunity to hear these
recordings in the highest sound quality yet available.

Composer Kenneth Kirschner was born in 1970 and lives in New York
City. An advocate of open source audio, Kirschner releases his music
freely online and encourages other musicians to sample, appropriate
and interpret it. His work has been released on CDs from labels such
as 12k, Sub Rosa, Sirr, and/OAR and Leerraum, as well as online
through a wide variety of netlabels and other sources.

www.kennethkirschner.com.

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