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Spacecraft
| Label | Our Swimmer – WELLE104 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, Album, Green Vinyl |
| Barcode | 0769791973657 |
| Country | Germany |
| Released | 2021 |
| Genre | Electronic, Jazz, Classical |
| Style | Electroacoustic, Experimental, Contemporary, Free Improvisation |
RSD 2021 RELEASE! Formed in 1966 in Rome, Musica Elettronica Viva, or MEV for short, used contact microphones to record and manipulate sound wherever it could be found - from box springs to vibrators - and combined those recordings with tenor sax, homemade synths and the very first Moog. The musicians were all about musical freedom and the shunning of convention. Recorded live at the Academy Of Arts in Berlin on October 5, 1967 and made up of a single piece, 'Spacecraft' is a slowly building, jarring and disquieting work that clearly represents MEV's ethos in about half an hour.
| A | Spacecraft I | 13:52 |
| B | Spacecraft II | 17:14 |
Artwork – Edith Schloss
Kalimba [Mbira Thumb Piano mounted on a ten-litre Agip motor oil can], Electronics [Contact Microphones], Trumpet [amplified], Voice – Alvin Curran
Performer [amplified glas plate with attached springs], Electronics []Contact Microphones] – Frederic Rzewski
Synthesizer [homemade from electronic organ parts] – Allan Bryant
Synthesizer [modular moog], Electronics [Contact Microphones], Voice – Richard Teitelbaum
Tenor Saxophone – Ivan Vandor
Voice – Carol Plantamura
Kalimba [Mbira Thumb Piano mounted on a ten-litre Agip motor oil can], Electronics [Contact Microphones], Trumpet [amplified], Voice – Alvin Curran
Performer [amplified glas plate with attached springs], Electronics []Contact Microphones] – Frederic Rzewski
Synthesizer [homemade from electronic organ parts] – Allan Bryant
Synthesizer [modular moog], Electronics [Contact Microphones], Voice – Richard Teitelbaum
Tenor Saxophone – Ivan Vandor
Voice – Carol Plantamura
Recorded on October 5, 1967.
Artwork by Edith Schloss (from the private collection of Alvin Curran and Susan Levenstein).
Artwork by Edith Schloss (from the private collection of Alvin Curran and Susan Levenstein).
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