New Braxton House, scores, Braxton75, 2019 preview

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   Our entire New Braxton House catalog is now on Bandcamp. Please take a look and let us know if you have any comments. A simple list of albums sorted by catalog number is available on this page in the "About" section of our website.

The most recent addition to our catalog is The Aggregate, a reissue of the live album by the Rova Saxophone Quartet and Anthony Braxton recorded in 1986 and 1988 for Sound Aspects Records. We plan to add reissues whenever possible, as well as bring back select bootleg albums which we had on our former site.

The opera Trillium J can be purchased on Bandcamp and the video version is also available as rental or purchase on Vimeo.

Our storefront for scores has also changed. When you navigate to "Scores" on our site and click "Print Music", you will be able to see the scores with sample pages. If you would like to see a list of available scores sorted by ensemble type, system or instruments, please visit the "Catalog" page.

Earlier in the year, Tri-Centric was awarded $5000 by the Grammy Museum Grant Program to inventory, identify, and prioritize 300 scores and 1,025 audio and video recordings of Anthony Braxton. These scores and recordings will play a key role in "Braxton75," a project honoring Braxton's 75th birthday in 2020, funded in part by the Robert D. Bielecki Foundation. "Braxton75" partner ensembles and educators will animate these holdings through study and live performance.

Coming up, we have a limited-edition deluxe box set of the complete Syntactical Ghost Trance Music (SGTM) scheduled for release early next year. SGTM is Anthony Braxton's only music system to date where he does not conduct or perform. His compositions are brought to life by the Tri-Centric Vocal Ensemble which comprises twelve of the finest vocalists on the scene, many of whom have been working with Braxton since the recording of opera Trillium Eback in 2010. The CD release event will be held at Roulette in January 2019, in a double bill with Carl Testa/Cory Smythe duo performing Braxton works.

Thank you again for choosing to stay on our mailing list. As for social media, we are currently more active on Twitter than on Facebook so please consider following us on Twitter.

Best regards,
Tri-Centric Team

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	Our entire New Braxton House catalog is now on Bandcamp. Please take a look and let us know if you have any comments. A simple list of albums sorted by catalog number is available on this page in the "About" section of our website. The most recent addition to our catalog is The Aggregate, a reissue of the live album by the Rova Saxophone Quartet and Anthony Braxton recorded in 1986 and 1988 for Sound Aspects Records. We plan to add reissues whenever possible, as well as bring back select bootleg albums which we had on our former site. The opera Trillium J can be purchased on Bandcamp and the video version is also available as rental or purchase on Vimeo. Our storefront for scores has also changed. When you navigate to "Scores" on our site and click "Print Music", you will be able to see the scores with sample pages. If you would like to see a list of available scores sorted by ensemble type, system or instruments, please visit the "Catalog" page. Earlier in the year, Tri-Centric was awarded $5000 by the Grammy Museum Grant Program to inventory, identify, and prioritize 300 scores and 1,025 audio and video recordings of Anthony Braxton. These scores and recordings will play a key role in "Braxton75," a project honoring Braxton's 75th birthday in 2020, funded in part by the Robert D. Bielecki Foundation. "Braxton75" partner ensembles and educators will animate these holdings through study and live performance. Coming up, we have a limited-edition deluxe box set of the complete Syntactical Ghost Trance Music (SGTM) scheduled for release early next year. SGTM is Anthony Braxton's only music system to date where he does not conduct or perform. His compositions are brought to life by the Tri-Centric Vocal Ensemble which comprises twelve of the finest vocalists on the scene, many of whom have been working with Braxton since the recording of opera Trillium Eback in 2010. The CD release event will be held at Roulette in January 2019, in a double bill with Carl Testa/Cory Smythe duo performing Braxton works. Thank you again for choosing to stay on our mailing list. As for social media, we are currently more active on Twitter than on Facebook so please consider following us on Twitter. Best regards, Tri-Centric Team