Album US 1981 on Coronet Recording Company label
Electronic (Experimental, Modern Classical)
"...And the Sea Turned Red... Forgive Them..." (1980), "Nosce Teipsum" (1980) and "Loxodonta Africana Called Njogu In Kikuyu" (1981) realized on the ARP 2500 Synthesizer at the Electronic Music Studio of Governors State University in Illinois. "Nosce Teipsum" recorded live with tape, film and slide projections at Governors State University Recital Hall during the Composers Concert on December 11, 1980. "Mental Sailing" (1979) composed for electronic strings, electric piano and timpani recorded live with tape and three-screen film projections at Governors State University Recital Hall during the Composers Concert on March 13, 1980. Tape portion realized on the EMu Synthesizer at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
![]() | François D'Albert vn, producer, violin, album by |
![]() | Chris Egan percussion, steel drums |
![]() | Dr. Richard McCreary percussion, steel drums |
![]() | Martin Lamkin timpani |
![]() | Beverly De Fries-D'Albert voice, zither |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | ...And The Sea Turned Red...Forgive Them... | François D'Albert | 7:08 | |
2 | Nosce Teipsum | François D'Albert | 8:48 | |
3 | Loxodonta Africana Called Njogu In Kikuyu | François D'Albert | 8:44 | |
4 | Mental Sailing | François D'Albert | 20:15 |
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