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Roger Doyle
Thalia / Oizzo No

Compil. IE 2002 on Silverdoor label
Electronic (Experimental)

"re-mastered early works" "Thalia", "Solar Eyes", "Extra Bit" and the second half of "Oizzo No" were produced at the Institute of Sonology, Utrecht, The Netherlands. Raw material for "Thalia" recorded at the 1976 St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin, and in the studio in the Garden Room of the composer's parents' house. "Bitter-Sweet Suite", "Theme from Emtigon" and "Obstinato" recorded in the parents' house. "Ceol Sidhe" recorded in St. Catherine's Church, Thomas Street, Dublin. "Oizzo No" recorded in Betty Barrett's living room in County Dublin, the Electronic Music Studio in Stockholm, the composer's flat in Dublin (with the voice of Johnny Robinson) and as above. "Two Movements for Flute and Strings" recorded in St. Patricks Cathedral in Dublin. "Baby Grand" recorded in Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin. Tracks 1 - 7 were originally released on the LP Oizzo No (1975). Tracks 8 - 11 were originally released on the LP Thalia (1978). Re-mastered at Rabbit and Costelloe's - 2002. "Bitter-Sweet Suite" for out-of-tune piano composed when Roger Doyle was 18 between 1968-73. ℗ and © PRS 1968 and 1971-76. Manufactured by Trend Studios, Dublin. Made in Ireland.

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	Roger Doyle p, *1949 IE composed by, producer, produced by, album by, piano, special piano, drums, drum kit, sounds, electronic and concrete sounds, piano, electronics, guitar, guitars, drums, drum kit
	Grainne Yeats hrp, 1925-2013 IE harp, irish harp
	Jolyon Jackson , 1948-1985 IE tin whistle, piano
	Peter Browne acc, fl, *1953 IE uilleann pipes
	Betty Barrett , cello
	John Meehan , clarinet
	Brian Dunning fl, *1969 US flute
	Edward Hamilton , viola
	Kieran Egar , violin
	Johnny Robinson , voice
	Liam Fitzgerald , conductor, conducted by
	The Dublin Baroque Players , performer
	Anneliese Konings , voice, voices
	Karen Smoor , voice, voices

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