Various - Gravikords, Whirlies & Pyrophones: Experimental Musical Instruments

Label:

Ellipsis Arts

Catalog#:

CD3530

Format:

Country:

Released:

1996

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Experimental

Tracklist

1	Hans Reichel -	Le Bal	4:29
		Producer - Cicero M. Hengstenberg Written-By - Hans Reichel
2	Philip Dadson & From Scratch -	Pacific 3-2-1 Zero	4:00
		Producer, Written-By - Philip Dadson Written-By - Don McGlashan , Wayne Laird
3	Q. R. Ghazala -	Silence The Tongues Of Prophecy	4:50
4	Jean-Claude Chapuis -	Luminescence	2:56
5	David Rosenboom -	In The Beginning: Etude II	5:13
		Arranged By - Don Buchla* Synthesizer [Moog] - Don Buchla* , Robert Moog
6	Ward Hartenstein -	Claycussion	3:44
		Written-By - John Beck
7	Harry Partch -	And On The Seventh Day, Petals Fell In Petaluma	4:11
8	Sugar Belly -	Shake Up Adina	3:39
9	Darrel De Vore -	Bamboo Is	3:23
10	Camille Saint-Saëns -	The Swan	2:56
		Featuring [Theremin] - Clara Rockmore Piano - Nadia Reisenberg Producer - Shirleigh Moog
11	Barry Hall & Burnt Earth Ensemble, The -	Terra Zona	3:19
		Co-producer - Richard Smith (2) Producer - Barry Hall
12	Jacques Dudon -	Naïades	4:08
13	Ken Butler & Stan Wood & John Wood -	Instru-Matics	6:32
14	Thomas Nunn -	Entomological Effervescence	5:05
		Co-producer - Douglas Carrol Producer - Thomas Nunn
15	Sarah Hopkins -	Kindred Spirits	4:36
		Co-producer - Lewis De Soto Producer - Sarah Hopkins
16	Robert Grawi -	Piccadilly	2:14
		Written-By - Robert Grawi
17	Susan Rawcliffe -	Aquaknots	5:21
18	Wendy Mae Chambers* -	New York, New York	1:23
		Written-By - Fred Ebb , John Kander

Credits

Artwork By - Joanna Jaeger
Compilation Producer - Bart Hopkin
Executive Producer - Jeffrey Charno

Notes

Box set (ISBN 1-5596138-2-3) of a 91 pages paperback book with texts by Bart Hopkin, foreword by Tom Waits and a CD featuring selections previously released in the Experimental Musical Instruments journal - edited by Hopkin - between 1985-96.

Orbitones, Spoon Harps & Bellowphones (Ellipsis Arts, CD3610, 1998) also written & produced by Bart Hopkin can be considered as its follow-up.

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