Three strings, percussion and electronics from the quartet of Phillip Wachsmann on violin, electronics, Trevor Taylor on percussion, electronics, Marcio Mattos on bass, cello, electronics, and Ian Brighton on electric guitar, which grew out of the 2016 return of guitarist Ian Brighton and his String Thing, released on FMR as "Reunion: Live From Cafe Oto".
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Phillipp Wachsmann -violin, electronics
Trevor Taylor-percussion, electronics
Marcio Mattos-bass, cello, electronics
Ian Brighton-electric guitar
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UPC: 748079797253
Label: FMR
Catalog ID: FMRCD496-0618
Squidco Product Code: 26449
Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2018
Country: UK
Packaging: Digipack - 3 panel
Recorded at Visconti Studios, in Kingston, London, UK, on June 17th, 2018, by Ebby Acquah.
Three strings, percussion and electronics from the quartet of Phillip Wachsmann on violin, electronics, Trevor Taylor on percussion, electronics, Marcio Mattos on bass, cello, electronics, and Ian Brighton on electric guitar, which grew out of the 2016 return of guitarist Ian Brighton and his String Thing, released on FMR as "Reunion: Live From Cafe Oto". The eight improvisations on this album are generally introspective and informed, sometimes pointillistic and energetic, but maintaining a steadiness and control that only such well-seasoned improvisers can present.
See also Parker, Evan / John Russel / Ian Brighton / Phillip Wachsmann / Marcio Mattos / Trevor Taylor: Reunion: Live From Cafe OtoArtist Biographies
• Show Bio for Trevor Taylor Trevor Taylor is an improvising musician based in the UK, performing electroacoustic improvisation. He is best known for his band Circuit, and his associations with saxophonists Evan Parker and Paul Dunmall. He is also the label leader for FMR (Future Music Records). ^ Hide Bio for Trevor Taylor • Show Bio for Marcio Mattos "Marcio Mattos was born Rio de Janeiro, 20th March 1946; double bass, 'cello. Studied acoustic guitar in early teens, switching to double bass and cello, mainly self-taught, after becoming interested in Jazz. Later entered the Villa-Lobos institute where he became involved in improvisation and electronic music. Since coming to Europe in 1970 has performed, recorded and broadcast both in Britain and abroad in groups including John Surman, Evan Parker, John Stevens, Keith Tippett, Derek Bailey's Company, Dewey Redman and Marylin Crispell amongst others. Has also worked with dance companies such as Ballet Rambert and The Extemporary Dance Theatre Company, and in electro-acoustic music groups such as the West Square Electronic Music Ensemble. A long- standing member of the Eddie Prevost Quartet and various Elton Dean groups. Other current British projects include the "Bardo State Orchestra", Chris Burn's Ensemble, "Wooden Taps" with Maggie Nicols, "Embers" with John Butcher and others, "Lines" with Phil Wachsmann/Jim Denley and others, and "Full Monte" with Chris Biscoe, Brian Godding and Tony Marsh . International projects working in Europe have included Georg Graewe's Grubenklang Orchestra, Stefano Maltese's "Open Music Ensemble", Tony Oxley's Celebration Orchestra, "AXON"- trio with Phil Minton and Martin Blume , bass/cello and shakuhachi duo with Shiku Yano, and in Japan various groupings with Sabu Toyozumi and Keiko Midorikawa. Also trained as a Ceramic artist at Goldsmiths college and continues to make and exhibit work in clay." ^ Hide Bio for Marcio Mattos • Show Bio for Ian Brighton Ian Brighton is a free improvising guitarist, known for the bands Balance, Spontaneous Music Ensemble, and Spontaneous Music Orchestra. ^ Hide Bio for Ian Brighton
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Track Listing:
1. Improv 1 3:31
2. Improv 2 6:09
3. Improv 3 16:37
4. Improv 4 9:57
5. Improv 5 5:49
6. Improv 6 9:41
7. Improv 7 7:55
8. Improv 8 7:14
Improvised Music
Free Improvisation
Jazz
London & UK Improv & Related Scenes
Quartet Recordings
Stringed Instruments
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