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Matthias Kaul
Fever - Five Songs From A Percussionist

Album DE 2002 on Nur/Nicht/Nur label
Classical (Contemporary)

Each composition of this CD is dedicated to a person, or to the work of a person: Malcolm Goldstein, Amadeu Antonio Kiowa, Ingeborg Bachmann, Elvis Presley and Yoko Tawada. Each handmade CD-bag is unique because it is part of a huge painting which has been cut into a thousand pieces. With the handwritten number and letter you can find somewhere on your CD-bag, you can figure out, which part of the painting you are holding in your hands. Co-Production Hessischer Rundfunk / Nurnichtnur Kunst- und Musikproduktion. Recording dates: 31 January - 02 February 2002. Recording venue: Sendesaal des Hessischen Rundfunks, Frankfurt am Main. Thanks to Hanne Kasteinke for manufacturing 1100 CD bags by hand. Packaged in cloth bag.

Musicians

	Matthias Kaul perc, *1949 DE edited by, digital editing, performer, written by, album by, hurdy gurdy, voice, temple bells, 1 small bowed japanese, gong, 2 small bowed korean, voice, jew's harp, mouth-bow from the shona people of zimbabwe, ektare, bowed gopichand from india, tabla, from south india, temple bells, japanese, lute, tanzanian, cuica, homemade bowed brazilian, kalimba, from the shona people of zimbabwe, temple bells, tibetan, performer, super ball on frame drum, drums, snare drum, frame drum, voice, harp, glass, castanets, lion's roar, percussion, wooden sticks played on the frames of the drums, long roll on frame drum, very big bass drums, temple bells, very big temple bell being rubbed, performer, microphones attached to the wrists of the performer, drums, drum skins beaten with a soft mallet, drums, microphone rubbed on drum skins, organ, small organ pipe, hurdy gurdy, kanjira, ektare, 2 gopichands, harmonica, mouth organ, performer, electric tooth brush pressed against a bass drum skin, piano, bowed metal wire of a toy piano, vocals, overtone, performer, child's toy made out of a small tin can with four strings inside and a handle on the outside, temple block, small wood block, drums, bass drum, triangle, triangles on long wires lead through hollow styrofoam balls
	Rüdiger Orth , DE engineer, balance
	John Lennon voc, g, 1940-1980 GB vocals, singing "oh yoko" backwards and slowed down

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