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1993: Folly Seeing All This (ECM) with the Balanescu Quartet, Rick Fenn, and Jack Bruce; words by Samuel Beckett; 1995: Cerco Un Paese Innocente (ECM) with Mona Larsen, Chamber Ensemble, and the Danish Radio Big Band; words by Giuseppe Ungaretti
The ensemble features guitarist Rick Fenn, flautist Wolfgang Puschnig, pianist Karen Mantler, percussionist Dave Adams and the Balanescu Quartet, with a guest appearance from vocalist Jack Bruce singing Samuel Beckett's final poem, "What Is the Word".
Jack Bruce (voice) recorded June 1992. London. TITLES. Folly Seeing All This / News / What Is The Word (words by Samuel Beckett) scores available here. listen to selected excerpts. FROM THE ALBUM LINER NOTES. WHAT IS THE WORD. by Samuel Beckett. folly - folly for to - for to - what is the word - folly from this - all this - folly from all this -
1993 – Folly Seeing All This; 1997 – The School of Understanding; with Charlie Mariano. 1976 – Helen 12 Trees; with John McLaughlin. 1978 – Electric Guitarist; with Cozy Powell. 1979 – Over the Top; 1981 – Tilt; with Bernie Marsden. 1979 – And About Time Too; with Trevor Rabin. 1980 – Wolf; with Rocket 88. 1981 ...
15 de jun. de 2012 · Jack Bruce voice. Recorded June 1992 at Angel Studios, London. Engineer: Ben T. Reese. Produced by Michael Mantler. Folly Seeing All This must have been something of a dream project for Michael Mantler. Working with the Balanescu Quartet opened up a vital portal in this phenomenal composer.
Listen to Folly Seeing All This on Spotify. Michael Mantler, Balanescu Quartet, Rick Fenn, Wolfgang Puschnig, Karen Mantler, Jack Bruce, Dave Adams · Song · 1993.
3 de ene. de 1993 · Jack Bruce Voice; The Balanescu Quartet; Alexander Balanescu Violin; Clare Connors Violin; Bill Hawkes Viola; Jane Fenton Cello; Recorded. June 1992, Angel Studios, London. Original Release Date. 01.03.1993
