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Richard Keith Baitz is an American composer, born in 1954. His work incorporates elements of classical, jazz , electronic and world music , and has been extensively utilized for film, television, theatre, dance and the concert stage. [2]
Rick Baitz' 'River of January' ist eine klangvolle Hommage an seine prägenden Jahre, vereint mit elektronischen Elementen und virtuosen Ensembles. Ein moderner Klassiker, der die Seele berührt.
RICK BAITZ was born in Los Angeles, California, and raised there and in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Durban, South Africa. He composes for a wide range of media, from concert music to film and television scoring, theatre, and dance.
Rick Baitz composes chamber, electronic, vocal and orchestral music, as well as music for film, theater and dance. His work has been performed at venues ranging from Carnegie Hall to Merkin Hall and The Cell.
This album is a compilation of pieces written over several years by Rick Baitz, recorded here for the first time. The first movement has three tracks and was originally released in 1991 and those pieces feature everything from synths to cello, violin, flutes, and plenty more.
Rick Baitz composes for film, television, dance, theater and the concert stage. Recent screen credits include the feature documentary "Who Cares About Kelsey" (premiered at the 2012 Woodstock Film Festival), HBO's "The Vagina Monologues" and "Life Afterlife", the award-winning PBS documentary "Body & Soul: Diana & Kathy", the Sundance-honored ...
about. When violinist Mary Rowell asked Rick Baitz to write a piece for her quartet (ETHEL at the time), what emerged was Chthonic Dances, a mash-up of rhythms, patterns and harmonies gleaned from his early years living in Brazil and South Africa.
