Album CH 1989 on hat ART label
Jazz (Free Improvisation)
Digital two-track recording May 1-4, 1989 at Volkshochschule Ottakring, Vienna/Austria
Ton-Art , album by | |
Bernhard Spahn as, sax, alto saxophone | |
Werner Dafeldecker b, cb, *1964 AT bass, composed by | |
Hans Steiner bcl, bass clarinet, composed by | |
Paul Skrepek dr, *1963 AT drums | |
Burkhard Stangl g, *1960 AT guitar, composed by | |
Stephan A. Cuny liner notes, translation | |
Klaus Peham tr, fh, trumpet, flugelhorn, composed by | |
Franz Koglmann fh, tr, *1947 AT flugelhorn |
Paolo Pola cover |
Walter Bosshardt design |
Robert Bilek liner notes |
Peter Pfister mastered by |
Christian Luckow photography by |
Pia & Werner X. Uehlinger producer |
Ton-Art producer |
Franz Koglmann producer, supervision |
Ulrich Goebel recorded by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Der Tod Meiner Kleinen Anarchistin | Ton-Art | Hans Steiner | 12:58 |
2 | Fragment I | Ton-Art | Burkhard Stangl | 1:08 |
3 | Fragment II | Ton-Art | Burkhard Stangl | 0:29 |
4 | Sou | Ton-Art | Burkhard Stangl | 3:45 |
5 | Das Sechste Gebot | Ton-Art | Hans Steiner | 10:32 |
6 | Es Webert Schön Am Koglberg | Ton-Art | Burkhard Stangl | 9:34 |
7 | Sieben Billige Handschuhtage | Ton-Art | Klaus Peham | 3:43 |
8 | Deadline | Ton-Art | Klaus Peham | 11:31 |
9 | Was Will Das Gespenst | Ton-Art | Burkhard Stangl | 4:22 |
10 | Notorisch Hippopotamus | Ton-Art | Werner Dafeldecker | 1:34 |
11 | Sternspritzer Im Ohr: Reihenweise | Ton-Art | Klaus Peham | 7:48 |