A dialogue between Terry Riley’s Keyboard Study No. 2 (1964) and the Codex Faenza, a 15th century manuscript considered to be one of the very first collections of keyboard music. By putting forth the work of the performer/creator above that of the composer, this back-and-forth takes the listener on a journey that is at once timeless and eminently current.

• 1. Constantia
• 2. Riley: Keyboard Study 2 (Brubaker Version 1)
• 3. Indescort
• 4. Che Pena Questa
• 5. Riley: Keyboard Study 2 (Brubaker Version 2)
• 6. Hont Paur
• 7. Riley: Keyboard Study 2 (Brubaker Version 3)
• 8. Tupes
• 9. Riley: Keyboard Study 2 (Brubaker Version 4)
• 10. Jour Mour Lanie
• 11. Elas Mon Cuer
• 12. Riley: Keyboard Study 2 (Brubaker Version 5)
• 13. De Tout Flors
• 14. Riley: Keyboard Study 2 (Brubaker Version 6)
• 15. J'ay Grant Espoir