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Elmer Bernstein, Marty Ruderman, Dorothy Remsen
Divertissement "The House"
Album US 1956 on STEREOTAPE label
Classical (Contemporary)
In 1949, as part of Arts & Architecture magazine's "Case Study" program, Charles and Bernice "Ray" Eames designed and built the groundbreaking Eames House, Case Study House #8, as their home. Located upon a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean and hand-constructed within a matter of days entirely of pre-fabricated steel parts intended for industrial construction, it remains a milestone of modern architecture. The house was included in a list of all-time top 10 houses in Los Angeles in a Los Angeles Times survey of experts in December 2008. Elmer Bernstein was commissioned by Charles and Ray to write the divertissement "The House" as the soundtrack to an art film about their house.
Musicians
 | Elmer Bernstein key, p, 1922-2004 US composed by, piano, album by |
 | Marty Ruderman fl, US flute, album by |
 | Dorothy Remsen hrp, 1921-2010 US harp, album by |
 | Armand Kaproff vc, cello |
 | Charles Eames , US commissioned by |
 | Ray Eames g, voc, commissioned by |
Producers
| Pat Field cover |
| Marvin Rand photography by |
Composers
| Elmer Bernstein |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prologue And Elements: The Exterior Of "The House" As A Complete Unit | Elmer Bernstein, Marty Ruderman, Dorothy Remsen | ||
| 2 | Setting: The Unity Of The House And Its Natural Surroundings | Elmer Bernstein, Marty Ruderman, Dorothy Remsen | ||
| 3 | Living Room: Play And Relaxation - The Esthetic Value Of Large Glass Areas - The Interrelation Of Interior To Exterior | Elmer Bernstein, Marty Ruderman, Dorothy Remsen | ||
| 4 | Upstairs: Sleep And Dreams - Reflections In The Glass, The Furniture, Balcony and Rooms | Elmer Bernstein, Marty Ruderman, Dorothy Remsen | ||
| 5 | Studio: An Inspiring Place To Work And Think - An Atmosphere Of Busyness | Elmer Bernstein, Marty Ruderman, Dorothy Remsen | ||
| 6 | Conclusion: "The House" - A Way Of Life, Not A Furnished Shell. A Constantly Satisfying Esthetic Experience, An Ever Practical Mode Of Existence | Elmer Bernstein, Marty Ruderman, Dorothy Remsen | ||
| 7 | Reflections: The Final Statement Clearly Defines The Exterior Function Of The Glass Areas As They Reflect The Surroundings | Elmer Bernstein, Marty Ruderman, Dorothy Remsen |
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