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Mythology

Studio recordings from the late innovative bassist Peter Kowald and multi-wind phenomenon Vinny Golia, with both performers changing instruments for each improvisation.

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Product Information:

Personnel:

Vinny Golia-woodwinds

Peter Kowald-bass, voice

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UPC: 634479947407

Label: Kadima
Catalog ID: KCR 20
Squidco Product Code: 11755

Format: CDR
Condition: New
Released: 2009
Country: Israel
Packaging: Slim line Jewl Tray
Recorded on April 6, 2000 by Wayne Peet and May 9, 2000 by Wayne Peet & Vinny Golia at Newzone Studio, Los Angeles.

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Studio recordings from the late innovative bassist Peter Kowald and multi-wind phenomenon Vinny Golia. Both performers change instruments for each improvisation, and the titles are based on the instrument played; the results are shifting and constantly unexpected pieces of both technical virtuosity and stunning creative approach.

Track Listing:

1. Arco / Bb Clarinet 2:06

2. Pizz / Bass Clarinet 3:58

3. Arco / Bass Clarinet 3:32

4. Arco / Soprano 5:34

5. Prepare Pizz & Vocals / Piccolo 2:26

6. Arco & Vocal / Taragoto 4:34

7. Pizz / Ab Clarinet 2:31

8. Arco / Contra Alto Clarinet 3:44

9. Pizz / Baritone 6:33

10. Pizz / Alto Flute 4:06

11. Arco / Sopranino 4:01

12. Arco / A Clarinet 6:03

13. Pizz / Chinese Flute 3:41

14. Pizz / G Flute 5:48

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