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Artist.....: The 13th Tribe
Album......: Ping Pong Anthropology
Type.......: Album
Genre......: Ambient
Style......: Ambient, Ethnic
Label......: REVIEW RECORDS
CatalogNr..: rere 174cd
Url........: http://www.nomansland-records.de/
Rel.date...: 24.01.2008
Str.date...: 00.00.1992
Source.....: CDDA
Grabber....: EAC 0.95 beta 3
Encoder....: Lame 3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new
Quality....: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks.....: 9
Size.......: 79,10 MB
Length.....: 57:59
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Tracklist
01. Dream Hunters 10:02
02. Hawaiian Office I 04:32
03. Khazar 04:43
04. Can-nibals I 05:28
05. Lofoten Part II 06:18
06. Can-nibals II 05:43
07. Ping-Pong Anthropology 04:33
08. Hawaiian Office II 02:45
09. Exhausted Pipes 13:55
Total Time: 57:59
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Release Notes
The music for the (self-built) PVC clarinets consist of single tones and
melodic fragments which construct wide and pulsating soundscapes where the
musicians of THE 13TH. TRIBE wander around, searching for hidden possibilities
of enrichment and transformation into new, imaginary landscapes. Since 1984,
Werner Durand is working with instruments which he has built out of PVC/Acryl
and which are blown with mouthpices of trombones, clarinets or ,neys" and are
conjuncted with digital delay. He was born/lives in Germany and has studied
Idian and Iranian classical music and has performed his own music and that of
numerous new music composers. On this CD, he is accompanied by the well-known
Norwegian saxophonist Erik Balke, who has performed extensively in Jazz
improvisation contexts, created music for theatr and who has studied African
and Balinese music; the Brasilian guitar player Silvia Ocougne, who has
performed in countless musical settings including contemporary, Jazz, early
music, Third Stream, Classical and Brazilian styles; and, as a guest musician,
the Belgian percussionist Pierre Berthet who has performed within contemporary
and improvised music and who has created homemade percussion instruments and
sound installations.
Erik Balke Pan-Bone (1,2,7,8,9); B-flat PVC-Clarinet (1,2,5); B-flat
PVC-Clarinet with Oil Can Resonator (4,6); Percussion Oil Can (3)
Werner Durand Pan-Ney (1,2,3,7,8,9); Pan-Bone (8,9), F PVC-Clarinet (5); F
PVC-Clarinet with Oil Can Resonator (4,6)
Silvia Ocougne Hammered and plucked Acoustic-Guitars (2,3,4,6,8);
Pan-cussion (1)
Pierre Berthet Bendir (8,9); Pipe Drum (5)
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