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Five Men Singing

Label: Victo
Released: 2004
Track listing: No Drone Rising; Cappa; Quiet Neighbours Moaning; Six Cobbings; Haiku Sonic; Ten Tones High; Four Way Four; Nosing: A Round; Tough and Rumble; Five Men Singing

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Jaap Blonk/Koichi Makigami/Paul Dutton/Phil Minton/David Moss: Five Men Singing

Read "Five Men Singing" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


It was a match made in heaven, or rather on earth, at last year's 20th Festival International de Musique Actuelle de Victoriaville. Five vocal artists on one stage--Dutch Jaap Blonk, Japanese Koichi Makigami, Canadian sound poet Paul Dutton, Englishman Phil Minton, and German new music singer David Moss--was indeed one of the highlights of the '03 ...

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Resistance

Label: Victo
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Resistance (Rova) 19'36" 2. The Drift (Larry Ochs) 11'16" 3. The M

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Rova Saxophone Quartet: Resistance

Read "Resistance" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


Two premiere saxophone quartets came out of the final quarter of the last century, and both continue to carry on (each having lost one original member along the way). Rova and the World Saxophone Quartet (WSQ) are notable for having overcome the limitations posed by groupings of like instruments, each finding their way to distinct voices ...

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Cecil Taylor/Bill Dixon/Tony Oxley: Cecil Taylor/Bill Dixon/Tony Oxley

Read "Cecil Taylor/Bill Dixon/Tony Oxley" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


I have a confession to make. One night at the Hotel Colibri in Victoriaville, Quebec, after a resoundingly disdained set by Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon and Tony Oxley, I rode up in the elevator with Oxley and Victo festival promoter Michel Levasseur. My room was on the first floor, but I wanted to hear what they ...

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Mars Song

Label: Victo
Released: 1997

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Evan Parker and Sainkho Namtchylak: Mars Song

Read "Mars Song" reviewed by Robert Spencer


A few years ago I was teaching music appreciation classes when I happened upon a book called Tuva or Bust. It was an account of how the author was inspired by the renowned physics professor Richard Feynman to investigate (and eventually visit) the remote central Asian land known as Tannu Tuva. Tuva, as it is commonly ...


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