Lackey: Fairy Tale Various Artists - Lackey

• Fairy Tale:
• 1 Fairy Tale: I. Once… (88.2 kHz) 02:01
• 2 Fairy Tale: II. Wicked… (88.2 kHz) 03:05
• 3 Fairy Tale: III. Frog… (88.2 kHz) 03:00
• 4 Fairy Tale: IV. Kiss… (88.2 kHz) 01:59
• 5 Fairy Tale: V. Happily… (88.2 kHz) 02:47
• Mark Lackey:
• 6 Starscapes 10:54
• 7 Outside the Bluebird 06:46
• Fairy Tale Remixes:
• 8 Fairy Tale Remixes: I. Once (Julian Date Remix) 02:31
• 9 Fairy Tale Remixes: II. Wicked (Julian Date Remix) 02:43
• 10 Fairy Tale Remixes: III. Froggy (Julian Date Remix) 05:17
• 11 Fairy Tale Remixes: IV. Fast Froggy (Julian Date Remix) 04:35
• 12 Fairy Tale Remixes: V. Happily 251a (Julian Date Remix) 03:22
• 13 Fairy Tale Remixes: VI. Happily 251b (Julian Date Remix) 03:31
• 14 Fairy Tale Remixes: VII. Duet (Julian Date Remix) 03:11
• Total Runtime 55:42

Info for Lackey: Fairy Tale

Here, contemporary American composer Mark Lackey presents a program of his works for chamber ensemble and for solo piano. As a composer of vocal, electronic, chamber, orchestral, and wind ensemble music, Mark Lackey has garnered premieres from many gifted artists including Rhymes With Opera, Fireworks Ensemble, Eastman Wind Orchestra, Definiens Ensemble, Druid City Ensemble, cellist Craig Hultgren, violist Victor de Almeida, and violinist Courtney Orlando. His music is available on the Potenza Music label, through Dorn Publications, and on his own Julian Date Music imprint, and he is currently working on a new album of original music to be titled Fairy Tale. Honors include a public reading by the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, an Encore Grant from the American Composers Forum, and selection as finalist in the American Composer Competition of the Columbia (MD) Orchestra. Mark Lackey is also an energetic educator. As Assistant Professor at Samford University's School of the Arts, he teaches composition and music theory.

Marissa LaBant, flute
Mark Edwards, guitar
Caleb Vaughn-Jones, cello
Patrick Roulet, percussion
Kathryn Fouse, piano
Brian B. Viliunas, clarinet
Alex Zdanis, bassoon
Christopher Smith, guitar
Mark Lackey, Appalachian dulcimer
Daniel Carson, double bass
Grant Dalton, marimba
Julian Date, electronics
Mark Lackey, electronics

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