Her Feral Self Again in Shadow...
Singcircle - Mouth Music
(1983, Hyperion Records A66060 LP, out of print.)
(Above, clockwise, the composers: Denis Smalley, Trevor Wishart, and Simon Emmerson.)
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Engineered by Trygg Tryggvason
Conducted by Gregory Rose
Produced by Martin Compton
Recorded in The Music Centre, Unversity of East Anglia, Norwich on 31 March, 1, 5 April 1982.
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01 Pneuma (14:51)
Composed by Denis Smalley
Richard Wistreich - Bass
Nicole Tibbels - Soprano
Alan Belk - Tenor
02 Ophelia's Dream II (10:18)
Composed by Simon Emmerson
Paul Hillier - Bass
Nancy Long - Mezzo-Soprano
Rogers Covey-Crump - Tenor
03 Anticredos (17:03)
Composed by Trevor Wishart
Paul Hillier and Richard Wistreich - Bass
Nicole Tibbels - Soprano
Alan Belk - Tenor
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Note:
On "Pneuma," performers also play 2 large and 3 small Talking Drums, 5 Tuning Forks, 5 Resonant Metal bars of different timbre, 2 Chinese Gongs and Tam Tam.
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(95.7 MB, ripped @ 320 from the original vinyl.)
A great, great album...
Here.
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Enjoy,
Schwitters' Stutter
(1983, Hyperion Records A66060 LP, out of print.)
(Above, clockwise, the composers: Denis Smalley, Trevor Wishart, and Simon Emmerson.)
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Engineered by Trygg Tryggvason
Conducted by Gregory Rose
Produced by Martin Compton
Recorded in The Music Centre, Unversity of East Anglia, Norwich on 31 March, 1, 5 April 1982.
--
01 Pneuma (14:51)
Composed by Denis Smalley
Richard Wistreich - Bass
Nicole Tibbels - Soprano
Alan Belk - Tenor
02 Ophelia's Dream II (10:18)
Composed by Simon Emmerson
Paul Hillier - Bass
Nancy Long - Mezzo-Soprano
Rogers Covey-Crump - Tenor
03 Anticredos (17:03)
Composed by Trevor Wishart
Paul Hillier and Richard Wistreich - Bass
Nicole Tibbels - Soprano
Alan Belk - Tenor
--
Note:
On "Pneuma," performers also play 2 large and 3 small Talking Drums, 5 Tuning Forks, 5 Resonant Metal bars of different timbre, 2 Chinese Gongs and Tam Tam.
--
(95.7 MB, ripped @ 320 from the original vinyl.)
A great, great album...
Here.
--
Enjoy,
Schwitters' Stutter
Comments
you don't by any chance have any Mauricio Kagel in that limitless collection of yours, do you (particularly, "Nah und Fern")?
Got your questions - I'll respond ASAP.
Cheers,
Tom