SCORES

Samuel Andreyev's scores are published by Impronta Edition (Mannheim, Germany), with the exception of Night Division:

Night Division, for seven instruments
published by Alphonse Leduc (France). Order

 

 

 

 

CDs

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Iridescent Notation
Kairos Records, 2020
includes Iridescent Notation, À propos du concert de la semaine dernière, Nets Move Slowly, Yet, Le malheur adoucit les pierres, Événements quotidiens and Night Division.
Ukho Ensemble Kyiv; Luigi Gaggero, conductor
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Music with no Edges
Kairos Records, 2018
includes Vérifications, Stopping, Passages, Music with no Edges, Cinq pièces and Strasbourg Quartet.
HANATSUmiroir
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Moving

Klarthe Records / Harmonia Mundi Distribution, 2016
includes La pendule de profil, Moving, A propos du concert de la semaine dernière, Flex I-III, Bern Trio, Midnight Audition and PLP.
Ensemble Proton Bern; Matthias Kuhn, conductor
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The Tubular West
Torpor Vigil Records, Canada, 2013
For more information about this CD, click here
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Solus / Juan Manuel García-Cano, oboe

DK Records, 2020
includes Locus Solus
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Compositeurs de la Casa de Velázquez

Casa de Velázquez, Spain, 2013
includes Vérifications, Cinq pièces, Piano Piece N° 1 and À propos du concert de la semaine dernière

A very limited number of copies of this CD is still available. If interested, please contact Torpor Vigil.

Umbra Septentrionis / Yoko Hirota, piano
Centrediscs, Canada, 2017
includes Piano Piece N° 1 (Au travers du cerceau).

Copies can be ordered via Centrediscs.

 

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Ghosts of Motion / Richard Haynes, clarinet d’amore
Cubus Records, Switzerland, 2021
includes A Line Alone
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BOOKS

The Relativistic Empire
Bookthug, Toronto, 2015

The Relativistic Empire shows the exquisite in the everyday; the slips of the tongue which sharpens the pencil’s point until it bleeds. Our things-and the names we give them-slide from strange to stranger, from contained to container. Whistling the orchestration of a beautiful ‘teflon ballet,’ Andreyev makes the poem march to clockwork and despair.” — Derek Beaulieu, Calgary’s Poet Laureate

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Evidence
Quattro Books, Toronto, 2009

“What to say about this young poet that will make his work sound more interesting than it already is? Any lame explanations I might provide would leave Andreyev’s mystifying sense of balance in ruin. If you have ever wondered how many words a poet might place on the head of a pin before the angles start singing, this is a book for you.”
―Jay MillAr

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