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Personnel: Okkyung Lee (cello); Shelley Burgon (harp); Doug Wieselman (clarinet); Sylvie Courvoisier (piano); Trevor Dunn (bass instrument); Tim Barnes , John Hollenbeck (drums, percussion); Ikue Mori (electronics).The Wire (p.59) - "Each piece can be heard as a movie for the ear. Indeed, it's difficult to listen to Lee's music without consciously drawing support from the visual imagination, but equally each is strong enough to stand alone." Nihm Review
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Composer: John Zorn.
Personnel: Mark Feldman (violin); Sylvie Courvoisier (piano).
Recording information: Hit Factory, New York, NY (02/17/2004).
Author: Bruno Schultz.
Arranger: Sylvie Courvoisier.
Sylvie Courvoisier and Mark Feldman had been collaborating in various projects for a number of years, and had developed a wonderful rapport before being invited to participate in John Zorn's 50th birthday celebration at Tonic in September of 2003. Feldman had been working the Masada songbook in various groups for years, but Courvoisier's experience with these tunes was somewhat limited, having played only on the Voices in the Wilderness compilation with her group Mephista (as far as Masada ...
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| | Tristan Honsinger Double Indemnity/Imitation Of Life CD (1980)
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/Steve Beresford/David Toop/Toshinori Kondo.
2 LPs on 1 CD: DOUBLE INDEMNITY (1980)/IMITATION OF LIFE (1981).
Personnel: Tristan Honsinger (vocals, violin, cello); Toshinori Kondo (vocals, trumpet, percussion); Steve Beresford (horns, violin, keyboards, electric guitar, bass, percussion); David Toop (flute, electric guitar,
bass, percussion).
Recorded at Room At The Top; The ICA, London, England between August 1980 and on May 1981. Includes liner notes by Steve Beresford.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
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| | Andrew Bird Noble Beast CDs (2009) Bonus CD; Deluxe Edition
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Additional Tracks; Deluxe Edition
Personnel: Andrew Bird (vocals, whistling, guitar, violin); Jeremy Ylvisaker (guitar, organ, bass guitar); Emil Svanängen, Emil Savangen (flute, background vocals); Mike Lewis , Mike Lewis (clarinet); Martin Dosh (keyboards, percussion, loops); Todd Sickafoose (double bass); David Lindvall (bass guitar); Andreas Werliin (drums); Glenn Kotche (percussion); Kelly Hogan (background vocals); Ben Martin, Tony Crow.
Audio Mixers: David Boucher; Mark Greenberg; Mark Nevers; Todd Sickafoose.
Audio Remasterers: Jeff Lipton; Maria Rice.
Recording information: Beech House, Nashville, TN; Berkeley Street Studios, Santa Monica, CA; Crazy Beast Studios, Minneapolis, MN; Dosh's Basement; Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis, MN; Little Skin Hang Out, Stockholm, Sweden; The Barn; The Loft, Chicago, IL; Wall To Wall Recordings, Chicago, IL.
Editors: John Kelton; Todd Sickafoose.
Illustrator: Diana Sudyka.
Arranger: Andrew Bird.
A more organic and subdued outing than its predecessor, ARMCHAIR APOCRYPHA, 2009's NOBLE BEAST finds singer/violinist/guitarist Andrew Bird further refining his elegant, erudite brand of indie-pop. From the breezy, lilting opener "Oh No" to the wistful, strings-only "On Ho," the Chicagoan performer wanders purposefully through his own strange musical landscape, stopping off for fascinating moments such as the chiming "Fitz & Dizzyspells" and the percussive "Not a Robot, But a Ghost." Although Bird's lit-major lyrics and dynamic, classically-minded arrangements may scare off listeners looking for more immediate thrills, those who allow BEAST to work its magic will be happily entranced by its considerable charms.
Released in 2007, Armchair Apocrypha proved that hyper-literate singer/songwriter, genre-bending violin player, and peerless whistler Andrew Bird had found the perfect middle ground between his increasingly austere solo sets and the full-band grandeur of his days with the Bowl of Fire, a strategy he repeats with similar results on Noble Beast, his fifth full-length solo offering and second collection for the Mississippi-based Fat Possum label. Bird, a classically trained violinist since the age of four, has skillfully integrated nearly everything with strings on it into his repertoire since his conversion from the Weill and Brecht-heavy ...
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