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Apocalipsis Cum Figuris

Label:	BV Haast Records – BVHaast 9011
Series:	Acousmatrix – V
Format:	CD, Album, Reissue
Country:	Netherlands
Released:
Genre:	Classical, Electronic
Style:	Musique Concrète, Contemporary, Experimental

Tracklist

1	Aspekt	15:03
2	Cry Of This Earth Percussion – Christopher Shultis Voice Actor [French Texts] – Sara Snoek Voice Actor [German Texts] – Konrad Boehmer Voice Actor [Spanish Texts] – Hector Numa Moraes Voice [Soprano] – Thea Van Der Putten	15:06
3	Apocalipsis Cum Figuris Conductor – Konrad Boehmer Ensemble [Percussion] – The Hague Percussion Ensemble* Percussion – Frans Leerdam, Renée Jonker, Willy Goudswaard, Wim Vos Piano – Fréderic Rzewski, Geoffrey Madge* Vocals – Ernst Jansz, Henny Vrienten, Jan Hendriks Voice – Dagmar Krause, Phil Minton, Tato Troost	37:59

Credits

Composed By, Directed By [Acousmatrix Series] – Konrad Boehmer
Design – Meeuw
Liner Notes – Willem Breuker
Photography By [Cover] – Fredrik Nilsen
Photography By [Inside] – Peter Boersma
Producer [Production] – Willem Breuker

Notes

Aspekt (1966-1968) awarded the Prix de la 5ème biennale de Paris in 1968.
Cry of this earth (1977-1978) for 2-track tape and percussion is a concert version performed by Chris Shultis on March 28, 1984.
Apocalipsis cum figuris (1984) for 8-track tape, 2 pianos & 3 singers conducted by Konrad Boehmer and produced by SVM-Studio.

Total time: 68'54
Comes with 10-page booklet with liner notes in English.

Originally released as <a href="http://www.discogs.com/Konrad-Boehmer-Electronic-Works/release/335194">Electronic Works</a>.
Also released in the 9 CD box <a href="http://www.discogs.com/Various-Acousmatrix-The-History-Of-Electronic-Music/release/1891514">Acousmatrix The History Of Electronic Music</a> (BVHAAST CD 0206).