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Hermann Nitsch - Eighth Symphony
Label:
Catalog#:
organ of Corti 30
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition
Country:
US
Released:
Sep 2001
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Modern Classical,
Noise
Credits
Producer -
Gary Todd
Notes
For choir, orchestra and noise orchestra.
First performance in the Mak Museum für Moderne Kunst Vienna, 25 June 1990, 19:30 HH.
The cover is a heavy 12" by 12" black card with gold embossing on one side and black embossing on the reverse. Included are and A4 insert showing an excerpt of the score and 4.25" by 11" yellow insert with details of the edition and advertising for other Nitsch editions on Cortical Foundation. The LPs are contained in clear PVC bags and have black labels with no information. Run out groove etching label which side is which part.
Produced to commemorate the 62nd birthday of Hermann Nitsch. This regular 2-LP edition is limited to 185 copies. There were also plans to release a limited artist's edition of 20 in a foil embossed cloth folio with an original signed artwork by Hermann Nitsch. However due to the label owner being involved in a crippling accident, this was never realized. The remaining 20 copies were later sold in the embossed cloth folio but without the signed artwork but did include 2 CDRs of the LP material.
First performance in the Mak Museum für Moderne Kunst Vienna, 25 June 1990, 19:30 HH.
The cover is a heavy 12" by 12" black card with gold embossing on one side and black embossing on the reverse. Included are and A4 insert showing an excerpt of the score and 4.25" by 11" yellow insert with details of the edition and advertising for other Nitsch editions on Cortical Foundation. The LPs are contained in clear PVC bags and have black labels with no information. Run out groove etching label which side is which part.
Produced to commemorate the 62nd birthday of Hermann Nitsch. This regular 2-LP edition is limited to 185 copies. There were also plans to release a limited artist's edition of 20 in a foil embossed cloth folio with an original signed artwork by Hermann Nitsch. However due to the label owner being involved in a crippling accident, this was never realized. The remaining 20 copies were later sold in the embossed cloth folio but without the signed artwork but did include 2 CDRs of the LP material.