Nigel Westlake – Onomatopoeia

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Label:	Tall Poppies – TP047
Format:	CD, Album
Country:	Australia
Released:	1994
Genre:	Classical
Style:	Contemporary

Tracklist

1	Nigel Westlake–	Onomatopoeia Electronics [Digital Delay] – Nigel Westlake Engineer [Recording], Engineer [Mixing] – Craig Preston	7:13
2	Michael Askill–	Omphalo Centric Lecture Engineer [Recording], Engineer [Mixing] – Warwick Maver Marimba, Drums [Log Drums], Cymbal, Shaker – Michael Askill Producer – Susan Shineberg	8:34
		Refractions	4:59
3	Australia Ensemble–	I	1:23
4	Australia Ensemble–	II	2:22
5	Australia Ensemble–	III	1:09
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6	Tall Poppies Ensemble with guest artists Rita Manning ; Ian Cleworth–	Entomology Percussion – Ian Cleworth Piano – Lisa Moore Sampler, Programmed By – Nigel Westlake Violin – Rita Manning	12:08
7	Nigel Westlake ; Synergy Percussion–	Malachite Glass Edited By [Digital] – Belinda Webster Percussion – Colin Piper, Ian Cleworth, Michael Askill, Rebecca Lagos	11:01
8	Attacca–	Tall Tales Bass – Chris Lawrence* Engineer [Recording, London] – Toddy Engineer [Recording, Sydney], Engineer [Mixing] – Christo Curtis Guitar – John Williams (7), Timothy Kain Percussion – Michael Askill Piano – Paul Hart (2) Violin – Rita Manning	8:06
9	Nigel Westlake, Michael Askill–	Call Of The Wild Percussion – Michael Askill Recorded By [Assistant Sound Recordist (insects)] – Joel Westlake Sampler, Programmed By – Nigel Westlake	4:48
10	Nigel Westlake, Greg Sheehan–	Our Mum Was A Waterfall Percussion – Greg Sheehan Saxophone [Soprano], Keyboards – Nigel Westlake	6:28

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – PolyGram
Recorded At – ABC Studio 221
Recorded At – Studio 227
Recorded At – Albert Studios
Recorded At – Newcastle Conservatorium Of Music
Recorded At – Joe & Co
Mastered At – EMI Studios 301

Credits

Artwork [Cover Art] – Bill Leak
Cello – David Pereira (2) (tracks: 3 to 6)
Clarinet – Nigel Westlake (tracks: 6, 8)
Clarinet [Bass] – Nigel Westlake (tracks: 1, 7, 9, 10)
Clarinet [Piccolo] – Nigel Westlake (tracks: 3 to 5)
Composed By – Nigel Westlake
Engineer [Mixing] – Neale Sandbach (tracks: 6, 7, 9)
Engineer [Recording] – Craig Preston (tracks: 6, 7, 9, 10)
Engineer [Recording], Edited By [Recording Editor] – Max Harding (tracks: 3 to 5)
Flute, Flute [Alto], Piccolo Flute – Geoffrey Collins (tracks: 3 to 6)
Mastered By – Christo Curtis, Don Bartley
Other [Annotations] – Nigel Westlake
Other [Production Co-ordination] – Belinda Webster, Janice Loquet
Photography By [Askill, Cleworth, Australia Ensemble, Synergy] – Branco Gaica
Photography By [Attacca, Manning] – Julian Nieman
Photography By [Collins, Moore, Pereira] – Belinda Webster
Photography By [Sheehan] – Janice Loquet
Photography By [Westlake] – Rhonda Thwaite
Producer – Belinda Webster (tracks: 3 to 5), Nigel Westlake (tracks: 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Viola – Irina Morozova (tracks: 3 to 5)
Violin – Dene Olding (tracks: 3 to 5)

Notes

Mastered at EMI Studio 301 (Sydney).
This recording has been funded by the Performing Arts Board of the Australia Council.
Distributed exclusively in Australia and New Zealand by Polygram.
Track 1 recorded July 1988 at Studio 221, ABC.
Track 2 recorded December 1986 at Studio 221, ABC.
Tracks 3 to 5 recorded September 1989 at Newcastle Conservatorium Of Music, ABC.
Track 6 recorded September 1992 at Studio 227, ABC.
Tracks 7, 9 recorded October 1992 at Studio 227, ABC.
Track 8 recorded October 1993 at Albert's Studios Sydney, and Joe & Co (London).
Track 10 recorded November 1987 at Studio 221, ABC.
Tracks 6 and 9 incorporate pre-recorded tape as part of the work.