MORTON FELDMAN : For Christian Wolff (Eberhard Blum · Nils Vigeland) 3CD-SET (1992) hat NOW Series | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

MORTON FELDMAN (1926-1987)
For Christian Wolff (3:22:39)
Credits :
Flute – Eberhard Blum
Piano, Celesta, Liner Notes – Nils Vigeland

MORTON FELDMAN : Violin and String Quartet (Peter Rundel · Pellegrini Quartet) 2CD-SET (2002) hat NOW Series | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

MORTON FELDMAN (1926-1987)
Violin & String Quartet (1985) 2:13:58
Credits :
Peter Rundel - Violin
Ensemble – Pellegrini Quartet :
Cello – Helmut Menzler
Viola – Fabio Marano
Violin – Antonio Pellegrini, Thomas Hofer

MORTON FELDMAN : Clarinet and String Quartet (Ib Hausmann · Pellegrini Quartet) (1995) hat NOW Series | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

MORTON FELDMAN (1926-1987)
1-2.  Two Pieces For Clarinet And String Quartet    
3.  Clarinet And String Quartet    
4-5.  Two Pieces For Clarinet And String Quartet    
Credits :
Clarinet – Ib Hausmann
Strings – Pellegrini Quartet :
Cello – Helmut Menzler
Viola – Charlotte Geselbracht
Violin – Antonio Pellegrini, Thomas Hofer

MORTON FELDMAN : For Philip Guston (Nils Vigeland · Eberhard Blum · Jan Williams) 4CD-SET (1992) hat NOW Series | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

MORTON FELDMAN (1926-1987)
For Philip Guston (4:25:00)
Credits :
Glockenspiel, Vibraphone, Marimba, Chimes – Jan Williams
Piano, Celesta – Nils Vigeland
Piccolo Flute, Flute, Flute [Alto] – Eberhard Blum

MORTON FELDMAN : String Quartet No. 1 · Structures · Three Pieces (FLUX Quartet) 2CD-SET (2014) Feldman Edition – 12 Series | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Volume 12 in Mode's Feldman Edition features the FLUX Quartet in performances of three of Morton Feldman's exploratory yet contemplative works for string quartet. The two-CD package offers the imposing String Quartet No. 1 (at an hour and a half, it is divided between the two discs), the brief Structures, and the Three Pieces for String Quartet, a work of only slightly greater duration than Structures. Feldman's processes are quiet different in each work, with the String Quartet No. 1 offering the most elaborate changes of textures and sonorities in a sustained meditation that is quiet, deliberately paced, and almost static in its alternations of chords and silences. The short, pointillistic gestures in Structures seem superficially to resemble the sparse activity of the string quartet, though it is much more fragmentary and airy in feeling. The Three Pieces, composed soon after Structures, more closely resemble it in its aphoristic style, and both works seem quite close in spirit, if not technique, to the music of Webern. Mode's recording is quite clear and close-up, so even the softest pitches can be heard, though the proximity makes the scratchiness of the bowing a little too apparent. Blair Sanderson
MORTON FELDMAN (1926-1987)
1-55.  String Quartet No. 1 Pages 1-55
2-3.   String Quartet No. 1 Pages 56-92
2-4.   Structures
2-7.   Three Pieces For String Quartet
FLUX Quartet 
Cello – Felix Fan
Viola – Max Mandel
Violin – Conrad Harris, Tom Chiu