Music For 10(0), by Simon H. Fell

Music For 10(0)

by Simon H. Fell

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CD album (Leo Lab CD 013)

1995 CD release, in jewel box with 12-page booklet.
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CD album (Leo Lab CD 013) [without jewel box]

The same as the above, but without the jewel box.
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full score: Music For 10(0) [version 1]
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A suite of pieces for 10 improvisers plus poet, recorded live at the 1993 Termite Festival. Poems by the redoubtable Out To Lunch...

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"Music For 10(0) may be Fell's best recording yet. If you haven't checked out Fell's music, I suggest strongly that you do so soon. He's made some of the most exciting improvised music to come out of Britain this decade. This is a good place to start." Robert Iannapollo CADENCE

"Fell's idiosyncratic vision is at its most adventurous here.....a major work." Chris Blackford THE WIRE

"The energy and shock value alone are worth the price of admission. Fell is an A ticket if abrasive music and bad attitude is the ride in mind." Dave McElfresh JAZZ NOW

"Many of the textures and juxtapositions are as dramatic and undiscovered as anything free music can throw out." THE PENGUIN GUIDE TO JAZZ ON CD

"This kicks in really hard. When the large ensemble plays the prelude with full power - the baritone sax roars, the bass clarinet rumbles mightily and skids, the french horn peppering up above - you need to have pretty tough ears. Compacted storms of improvisation clean your ears and brain of all the lazy habits of consumerist deadness to sound." MS JAZZ PODIUM

to see full press reviews for this album, visit www.brucesfingers.co.uk/catalogue/cd013reviews.html

credits

released 20 August 1995
Guy Llewellyn: french horn
Charles Wharf: clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano sax, tenor sax
Pete Minns: tenor sax
Mick Beck: tenor sax
Alan Wilkinson: alto sax, baritone sax
Mary Schwarz: viola
Paul Buckton: guitar
John McMillan: electronics
Simon H. Fell: double bass
Paul Hession: drums
Ben Watson: voice

1993-94 (75 mins.) in jewel box
© Leo Records 1995

full track listing:
01. Movt. I - Prelude [06:59]
02. Movt. II - Gerols [09:34]
03. Movt. II - HMV [10:16]
04. Movt. IV - Virgin [08:40]
05. Movt. V - Black Cat [03:08]
06. Movt. VI - Market [07:17]
07. Movt. VII - Crash [03:07]
08. Movt. VII - Jumbos [09:48]
09. Movt. IX - Morrisons [01:21]
10. Movt. X - Our Price [09:21]
11. Movt. XI - Postilude [05:43]

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Bruce's Fingers is a record label founded in 1983 by bassist, composer & improviser Simon H. Fell.
The label's publications (which also include books and scores) are centred around free / contemporary jazz, improvised music & contemporary / experimental composition.
Initially focussed on Fell's own work, the BF project has since expanded to include many other things besides... ... more