Towards the Margins, by Evan Parker Electro-Acoustic Ensemble

Towards the Margins

by Evan Parker Electro-Acoustic Ensemble

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"concentrated listening can produce wonderful rewards for the patient consumer. Parker's role seems less that of a leader than an instigator. He does, nonetheless, afford himself the opportunity to press his revolutionary technique to action." Steve Loewy, AllMusicGuide
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released August 6, 2021

1. Toward The Margins [4:31]
2. Turbulent Mirror [5:51]
3. Field And Figure [7:06]
4. The Regenerative Landscape (For AMM) [3:34]
5. Chain Of Chance [4:19]
6. Trahütten [6:17]
Shadow Without An Object [6:00]
7.1. (I) Engagement
7.2. (II) Reversal
7.3. (III) Displacement
8. Epanados [4:27]
9. Born Cross-Eyed (Remembering Fuller) [2:49]
10. Philipp's Pavilion [7:32]
11. The Hundred Books (For Idries Shah) [4:09]
12. Contra-Dance [3:38]

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – ECM Records GmbH
Copyright © – ECM Records GmbH
Made By – PMDC, Germany
Recorded At – Gateway Studio, London
Credits
Cover – Mayo Bucher
Design [Cover Design] – Michael Hofstetter
Double Bass – Barry Guy
Electronics [Live Electronics], Effects [Sound Processing] – Marco Vecchi, Walter Prati
Engineer – Steve Lowe (2)
Percussion, Electronics [Live Electronics] – Paul Lytton
Producer, Liner Notes [Essay] – Steve Lake (2)
Soprano Saxophone, Gong – Evan Parker
Violin, Viola, Electronics [Live Electronics], Effects [Sound Processing] – Philipp Wachsmann
Notes
Packaged in an O-card containing a jewel case with a 24-page booklet that includes tracklist, credits, and an essay by Steve Lake titled: "Marginalia: concerning electro-acoustics, the transformation of sound, and improvisation as a compositional process."

Recorded May 1996
Gateway Studios, Surrey

An ECM Production

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Paul Lytton Belgium

Born in London, 8 March 1947; Drums, percussion, live electronics.

Played in London in the middle 1960s and early 1970s; was a founder member of the London Musicians Coop and the Aachen Musicians Cooperative. Has been building own instruments since 1969, and had an exhibition of the equipment in Wuppertal in 1980. Since 1975 has lived in Belgium. Founded Po Torch ... more

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