Urs_Leimgruber_and_John_Wolf_Brennan--Polyphyllum-1989-HiT2000

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2004-05-22

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      a r t i s t : Urs Leimgruber & John Wolf Brennan
        t i t l e : Polyphyllum
          d a t e : 1989
        l a b e l : LR/Bellaphon
        g e n r e : Jazz
  r l s.  d a t e : May-2004
      t r a c k s : 08
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 91,9 MB

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     Urs Leimgruber - soprano and tenor saxophone
     John Wolf Brennan - piano, prepared piano, bodhrαn

     1 Intermezzo - John Wolf Brennan
     2 Eleven-One - John Wolf Brennan
     3 West 9th Street - John Wolf Brennan
     4 Leonor - Urs Leimgruber
     5 Integration - Urs Leimgruber
     6 Falafel - Urs Leimgruber
     7 Thurles - Brennan/Leimgruber
     8 Far Out - John Wolf Brennan



     Leimgruber, Urs (b. 1952, Lucerne).


     Swiss composer, now resident in France, of chamber works that
     have been heard throughout Europe; he is also active as a
     saxophonist.

     Mr. Leimgruber is self-taught as a composer.

     Among his honors are the Anerkennungspreis from the city of
     Lucerne (1977), fellowships from the Dienemann Kulturstiftung
     (1988, Lucerne) and the cultural department of the canton and
     city of Lucerne (1994) and an award for his entire oeuvre from
     the Aargauer Kuratorium (1999). He has received commissions
     from the Kulturstiftung Pro Helvetia and the Kunstverein
     Heidelberg.

     In the 1970s, he co-founded the electric jazz/free music
     ensemble OM. Since then, he has been active as an improviser
     and has collaborated with Jacques Demierre, Michel Doneda, Fred
     Frith, Fritz Hauser, Joδlle LΘandre, Gⁿnter Mⁿller, Lauren
     Newton, Barre Phillips, and Keith Rowe.

     He has composed much music for the saxophone, including several
     commissioned works for the ARTE Saxophone Quartet, and he has
     also done projects with the wind quintet of the Berliner
     Philharmoniker and Ensemble Bleu. In addition, he has
     collaborated with Maria de Alvear, Elena Andreyev, Tim Berne,
     Jaap Blonk, JΘr⌠me Bourdellon, Bobby Burri, John Butcher,
     Leonzio Cherubini, Gⁿnter Christmann, Jim Denley, Christy
     Doran, Tadashi Endo, Walter FΣhndrich, and Pierre Favre.

     Other collaborators include Rico Gubler, Edu Haubensak, Fred
     van Hove, Felix-Philipp Ingold, Garth Knox, Hans M. Koch,
     Franτoise Kⁿbler, Fine Kwiatkowski, Steve Lacy, Joe McPhee,
     Mela Meierhans, Klaus Merz, Phil Minton, Ernesto Molinari,
     Sunny Murray, and Pauline Oliveros. Lastly, he has worked with
     Terry Riley, Elke Schipper, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Martin
     Schⁿtz, Louis Sclavis, Bettina Skrzypczak, Harry Sparnaay,
     Fredy Studer, Mark Tompkins, Saadet Tⁿrk÷s, Roger Turner, Rolf
     Winnewisser, and Otomo Yoshihide.

     He has lived in Paris since 1988.




     John Wolf Brennan

     Pianist and composer John Wolf Brennan, born in Dublin,
     Ireland, has been widely acclaimed as an outstanding musician.
     His distinctive style, marked by a deep interest in
     contemporary archeology, a very personal quest for an
     adventurous avantgarde, an ongoing research of his Celtic roots
     and his "Swiss watchmaker exactness" ("The Wire") sets him
     apart. His compositions cover a wide spectrum of musical
     concepts and methods, ranging from piano pieces ("inside and
     outside" - prepared and unprepared) to vocal scores
     ("Night.Shift" - an opera after a libretto by Rudolph Straub,
     based on W.H.Auden's "The Age of Anxiety"; "Sculpted Sound",
     "Euratorium", "Bestiarium", "PaniConversations", works for
     choir), from chamber ("Epithalamium" after James Joyce's
     "Chamber Music"; "Alef Bet - an Ori-ental Peace Piece" for
     Israeli oboist Ori Meiraz; "A Golly Gal's Way to Galway Bay"
     for James Galway, "Nearly Charming") to orchestral works, both
     for classical and jazz ensembles, creating music rich in
     (a)tonal textures.


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      01-Intermezzo                                             [11:28]
      02-Eleven-One                                             [07:44]
      03-West 9th Street                                        [06:09]
      04-Leonor                                                 [10:39]
      05-Integration                                            [07:15]
      06-Falafel                                                [08:44]
      07-Thurles                                                [02:54]
      08-Far Out                                                [06:02]
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                                                                 60:55 min
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Files

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01-intermezzo-hit.mp318,42 MB
02-eleven-one-hit.mp311,82 MB
03-west_9th_street-hit.mp39,03 MB
04-leonor-hit.mp315,18 MB
05-integration-hit.mp310,81 MB
06-falafel-hit.mp312,73 MB
07-thurles-hit.mp34,77 MB
08-far_out-hit.mp39,07 MB
urs_leimgruber_and_john_wolf_brennan--polyphyllum-1989-front-hit2000.j11,20 KB