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Alebeek, Rinus van

plays Luc Ferrari Cycles des Souvenirs

(Bolt

- Poland)

Alebeek, Rinus van: plays Luc Ferrari Cycles des Souvenirs (Bolt)

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Rinus van Alebeek plays a CD copy of the late composer Luc Ferrari's "Cycles Des Souvenirs" in Luc Ferrari's house, while his widow Brunhild Ferrari reads the liner notes and Van Alebeek makes recording inside the house and its surroundings.

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Label: Bolt
Catalog ID: BR POP03
Squidco Product Code: 19002

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2014
Country: Poland
Packaging: Cardstock 3 page foldover
Recorded by Rinus van Alebeek In Montreuil, on the 29th of October, 2010.

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Rinus van Alebeek plays a CD copy of the late composer Luc Ferrari's "Cycles Des Souvenirs" from a CD in Ferrari's house, while his widow Brunhild Ferrari reads the liner notes and Van Alebeek makes recording inside the house and its surroundings. The resulting work is a fitting if curious hommage to the great composer, an unusual work of organized sound.

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Track Listing:

1. Cycles Des Souvenirs 1:12:30

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