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SYLVIA HALLETT (violin & electronics, voice), DANNY KINGSHILL (cello, voice),
GUS GARSIDE (double bass & electronics)
First formed in 1988, arc have developed, through improvisation, a collective
language that draws on the European textures of the violin family (with a little
bit of voice added). This is their first album to use live electronics, at times
effectively increasing the group to a quintet. They previously released two
albums of acoustic improvisations in 1992/3 on Uneasy Listening and Slam.
52 minutes.
Special price 6 Euros
Special price 6 Euros
An improvising string trio featuring ALEKS KOLKOWSKI and JON ROSE playing violins and various horned fiddles, and MATTHAIS BAUER playing double bass. 57 minutes.
Special price 6 Euros
For his second solo CD, the Chicago-based musician adds small speakers, test amps, piezos and motors to his cello to make some remarkable improvised music. As Michael Zerang says in his notes: 'This is a solo recording, yet I hear an entire ensemble.' 55 minutes.
Special price 6 Euros
Marcio Mattos has been an important member of the free improvisation and free jazz scenes since moving to London in the early 1970s. This, however, is his first solo album. There are six short solos on cello, three of which also use electronics, and three brief double bass solos, followed by an extended concert performance on bass with electronic enhancement. An overdue chance to hear this consistently fine musician in the foreground. 59 minutes.
Special price 6 Euros
Superb acoustic string quartet improvisations recorded in the studio and in concert by TONY WREN (double bass), PHIL DURRANT (violin), CHARLOTTE HUG (viola) & MARK WASTELL (cello). Also contains three short bass solos. 78 minutes.
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The whole of Rogers' sensational double bass solo set at the 1999 Le Mans festival, plus an equally fine 19-minute performance recorded 10 years earlier in a London pub. 67 minutes - previously unissued.
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PHILIPP WACHSMANN (violin), CHARLOTTE HUG (viola), MARCIO MATTOS (cello), JOHN EDWARDS (double bass).
If there were stars in the world of free improvisation, then the members of this
quartet would surely be among them - four very distinctive and fluent musicians,
who also have the talent to work together to produce a fifth distinctive and fluent
entity, namely an improvising string quartet. The whole of their performance at
the 2007 UNCOOL Festival in Switzerland is included, as well as some studio recordings
made near London the previous year. These unamplified performances prove that here
is still plenty of life in the violin family. 69 minutes.
Special price 6 Euros
PHILIPP WACHSMANN (violin), CHARLOTTE HUG (viola), MARCIO MATTOS (cello), JOHN EDWARDS (double bass).
The Stellari String Quartet came together more than ten years ago, and it is one
of those rare groups whose every performance seems to be both brilliant and memorable.
They released one CD just after their formation, so the issue of more recent recordings
is long overdue. This second release by the quartet, recorded in London nearly a
decade after the first, finds them playing as superbly as previously. 56 minutes.
Special price 9 Euros
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