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After The Requiem - LP

Gavin Bryars

Classical | Contemporary classical | Modern Classical | Minimal | Postmodernism

1991

Standard 2009 edition

ECM New Series | ECM Records 31. March 2009 Germany

Album

More ID: 64139 EAN: 0042284753715 Discogs ID: 982742

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New

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Title	After The Requiem
Artist	Gavin Bryars
More info	Standard 2009 edition
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	ECM New Series \| ECM Records
Country of issue	Germany
Date of publication	31. March 2009
First released	1991
Weight	230 g
EAN	0042284753715
Product ID	64139
Discogs ID	982742
Discogs reviews	4.24

Gavin Bryars: After The Requiem version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company ECM New Series in cooperation with ECM Records on 31. March 2009. Album spans genres Classical, Contemporary classical, Modern Classical, Minimal and Postmodernism. 180g Vinyl.

A1	After The Requiem	15:38 min
	Cello Tony Hinnigan \| Electric Guitar Bill Frisell \| Viola Alexander Balanescu, Kate Musker
A2	The Old Tower Of Löbenicht	15:49 min
	Bass Gavin Bryars \| Bass Clarinet Roger Heaton \| Electric Guitar Bill Frisell \| Horns [Tenor Horn], Piano Dave Smith (3) \| Percussion Martin Allen, Simon Limbrick \| Violin Alexander Balanescu
B1	Alaric I Or II	15:04 min
	Alto Saxophone Ray Warleigh \| Baritone Saxophone Julian Argüelles \| Soprano Saxophone Evan Parker, Stan Sulzmann
B2	Allegrasco	19:46 min
	Bass Gavin Bryars \| Clarinet Roger Heaton \| Electric Guitar Bill Frisell \| Percussion Martin Allen, Simon Limbrick \| Piano Dave Smith (3) \| Violin Alexander Balanescu