Latimer Rogland - Contemporary Battle Cries
lrogland
2025/07/22
- 1Procession I
- 2Procession II
- 3Procession III
- 4Procession IV
- 5Procession V
- 6Procession VI
- 7Translation I
- 8Translation II
- 9Translation III
- 10Translation IV
- 11Translation V
- 12Translation VI
- 13Vocation I
- 14Vocation II
- 15Vocation III
- 16Vocation IV
- 17Vocation V
- 18Vocation VI
- 19Presentation I
- 20Presentation II
- 21Presentation III
- 22Presentation IV
- 23Presentation V
- 24Presentation VI
- 25Recession I
- 26Recession II
- 27Recession III
- 28Recession IV
- 29Recession V
- 30Recession VI
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Open edition
Five distinct EPs, one complete and ongoing journey.
Recorded in Columbia, South Carolina
Vocation II interpolates "Sine Nomine" by Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)
The Recession EP interpolates "How Can I Keep From Singing?" by Robert Lowry (1826-1899)
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Acknowledgements are due as they are for any project, but the most profound thanks are to Dr. Charles Hiroshi Garrett, whose mind and presence are gone far too soon, and missed profoundly. Dr. Garrett challenged us to become better artists and people through active scholarship, careful listening, and a confident mentality. His work and spirit continue to influence both our and countless others' creative outputs.
This project as it exists would not have been released, let alone fully realized, if not for his championing of and appreciation for American music and it's development.
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South Carolina DIY Forever
released September 13, 2024
Recorded in Columbia, South Carolina
Vocation II interpolates "Sine Nomine" by Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)
The Recession EP interpolates "How Can I Keep From Singing?" by Robert Lowry (1826-1899)
///
Acknowledgements are due as they are for any project, but the most profound thanks are to Dr. Charles Hiroshi Garrett, whose mind and presence are gone far too soon, and missed profoundly. Dr. Garrett challenged us to become better artists and people through active scholarship, careful listening, and a confident mentality. His work and spirit continue to influence both our and countless others' creative outputs.
This project as it exists would not have been released, let alone fully realized, if not for his championing of and appreciation for American music and it's development.
///
South Carolina DIY Forever
released September 13, 2024
