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Harmos
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“A great anthem. Barry Guy’s Harmos resembles a musical manifesto – a work which sets structure and freedom in a dialectic field of tension and commits itself to one of the fundamental characteristics of music: melody. A celebration, a ceremony.”
Bert Noglik, Leipzig
“A great anthem. Barry Guy’s Harmos resembles a musical manifesto – a work which sets structure and freedom in a dialectic field of tension and commits itself to one of the fundamental characteristics of music: melody. A celebration, a ceremony.”
Bert Noglik, Leipzig
credits
released January 1, 1989
Barry Guy: Bass, Director
Henry Lowther: Trumpet
Jon Corbett: Trumpet
Marc Charig: Cornet
Paul Rutherford: Trombone
Alan Tomlinson: Trombone
Radu Malfatti: Trombone
Evan Parker: Reeds
Trevor Watts: Reeds
Paul Dunmall: Reeds
Peter McPhail: Reeds
Simon Picard: Reeds
Steve Wick: Tuba
Phil Wachsmann: Violin
Howard Riley: Piano
Barre Phillips: Bass
Paul Lytton: Drums
Composition by Barry Guy. Recorded April 4 and 5, 1989 at Radio Studio DRS Zürich, Switzerland. Engineer: Peter Pfister. Cover art: Ruedi Wyss, Produced and published by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt
CATALOGUE LONDON JAZZ COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA
www.intaktrec.ch/images/LJCO-50years.pdf
Catalogue: 50 Years London Jazz Composers Orchestra on Intakt Records
www.intaktrec.ch/images/LJCO-50years.pdf
Barry Guy: Bass, Director
Henry Lowther: Trumpet
Jon Corbett: Trumpet
Marc Charig: Cornet
Paul Rutherford: Trombone
Alan Tomlinson: Trombone
Radu Malfatti: Trombone
Evan Parker: Reeds
Trevor Watts: Reeds
Paul Dunmall: Reeds
Peter McPhail: Reeds
Simon Picard: Reeds
Steve Wick: Tuba
Phil Wachsmann: Violin
Howard Riley: Piano
Barre Phillips: Bass
Paul Lytton: Drums
Composition by Barry Guy. Recorded April 4 and 5, 1989 at Radio Studio DRS Zürich, Switzerland. Engineer: Peter Pfister. Cover art: Ruedi Wyss, Produced and published by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt
CATALOGUE LONDON JAZZ COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA
www.intaktrec.ch/images/LJCO-50years.pdf
Catalogue: 50 Years London Jazz Composers Orchestra on Intakt Records
www.intaktrec.ch/images/LJCO-50years.pdf
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