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Được phát hành lúc 23/10/2012.
Thời lượng: 6:02.

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Đọc tại chú thích của tác giả.

Những người đóng góp:

• Talea Ensemble (performance)

Bài hát mà Pondsquatter (Live Chamber Version) có liên hệ đến:

• Prelude bởi Alex Rosetti
• Pondsquatter bởi Alex Rosetti
• Frogs' Intermezzo bởi Alex Rosetti
• Great LOFAF Expedition of 2009 bởi Alex Rosetti
• Breeding Duties bởi Alex Rosetti

Chú thích của tác giả cho Pondsquatter (Live Chamber Version):

Alex Rosetti ✑ booklet commentary

This is the last of the commentary for Genesis Frog. It seems the hype wave has died down since its release by now. I hope people are still enjoying it and continuing to discover little nuances I hid in the music. Thanks so much everyone.

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During my Junior year of college, I had the opportunity to have one of my pieces read by the acclaimed Talea Ensemble, a chamber group that was visiting my college and doing a performance there. They graciously offered to read through student works and provide commentary for us. I took advantage of this in an odd way and arranged Pondsquatter for Pierrot Ensemble, an instrumentation that consists of piano, violin, cello, flute, clarinet, and in some cases percussion. This recording was made during a runthrough they did of it, and what you should keep in mind is that this was all sightread. Obviously the performance is not perfect, and I'm slightly afraid of sharing this in case I embarrass the ensemble with it, but I can guarantee that had they prepared it beforehand, it would have been perfect. However, even without prior preparation, the performance is astounding and I thank them dearly.

In case you are reading this online and are unable to buy the album to obtain this bonus track, you can find it on both my website and my music blog, the URLs of which are provided at the end of this commentary.