Squidco: Milton, Matt / Leo Dumont: Scrub

Scrub

A half-hour concert of understated and engaging performance of astonishing detail and subtlety from violinist Milton and percussionist Dumont.

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Personnel:

Matt Milton-violin

Leo Dumont-percussion

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Label: Another Timbre
Catalog ID: at-b06
Squidco Product Code: 11903

Format: CDR
Condition: New
Released: 2009
Country: UK
Packaging: Cardstock foldover
Recorded in concert on March 27, 2009 at St. Mark's Church, Clerkenwell, London by Simon Reynell.

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"Percussion/violin in quiet, though very active mode. It stays in the area initially circumscribed, investigating intently, scratching away like furious termites for some 20 minutes before an "alarm bell" sound ushers in a second phase of gentle cymbal washes and softly plucked then more harshly sawn violin. This in turn settles into a small bed of muted bells, barely there drones and assorted chatter. I found the performance to get more engaging as it progressed, always a good thing."-Brian Olewnick, Just Outside

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1. Scrub 30:31

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