ALAN SILVA CELESTRIAL COMMUNICATION ORCHESTRA "DESERT MIRAGE" (IACP, 1982)
On this and the previous Alan Silva post, he is not playing himself but it's "his" music nonetheless.
These sprawling vistas - like flying and/or floating over vast sky- and landscapes. Immersed but somehow not attached.
On this LP the music has sometimes a dreamlike quality (see/hear "Desert Mirage") and au contraire to his LPs on BYG the music here has a more "structured" sound. Not that I would dislike "unstructured" sounds from Alan Silva or per se...
The Silva - as ever.
ALAN SILVA CELESTRIAL COMMUNICATION ORCHESTRA "DESERT MIRAGE"
Pierre Faure,fl
Carl Schlosser,fl,picc
Aldridge Hansberry,fl,afl
Karo,acl
Denis Colin,bcl
Jean Querlier,ob,cor anglais
Bruno Girard,v
Pascal Morrow,v
Didier Petit,vc
Itaru Oki,tp,bugle
Jeff Beer,tp
Serge Adam,tp
Bernard Vitet,tp
Michael Zwerin,tb
Doménico Criseo,tb
Francois Cotinaud,ts
Georges Gaumont,ts
Arthur Doyle,ts
Philippe Sellam,as
Sébastien Franck,as
Henri Grinberg,ss
Antoine Mizrah,eb
Rosine Feferman,b
Francis Gorge,g
Francois Leymarie,eb
Jacques Marugg,vib,mar,timb
Adrien Bitan,vib,timb
Ron Pittner,dr
Bernard Drouillet,dr
Gilles Premel,perc
Alan Silva,conductor
LP 1
1. Desert Mirage 20:06
2. A D N 08:20
3. After Coda 09:40
LP 2
1. February The Third (1st Part) 14:41
2. February The Third (2nd Part) 09:29
3. Procession 10:57
Recorded on June 25,26 & 27, 1982 at Aquarium Studio, Paris.
IACP 7004-5
Soloists on:
LP1
Tr.1 Jean Querlier - Aldridge Hansberry - Itaru Oki - Michael Zwerin
Tr.2 Philippe Sellam - Denis Colin - Jacques Marugg - Bruno Girard - Arthur Doyle - Bruno Girard - Georges Gaumont - Jeff Beer - Jean Querlier
Tr.3 Francois Cotinaud - Pierre Faure
LP2
Tr.1 Bruno Girard - Bernard Vitet - Georges Gaumont - Denis Colin - Sébastien Franck - Francois Cotinaud
Tr.2 Jean Querlier
Tr.3 Sébastien Franck - Arthur Doyle - Francis Gorge - Carl Schlosser - Bernard Vitet - Georges Gaumont - Denis Colin
15 comments:
LP 1 + info
http://www.multiupload.com/IF5EB7BGH8
LP 2 + cover
http://www.multiupload.com/LWKO7HCW74
thanks Onx for the upgrade of what is a very special album indeed .. this is a major sonic improvement to the old Ch#9 mp3 rip!
The old Ch#9 days must have been something special.
Reading the comments of the "old" bloggers one get a very special - almost "mythical" - feeling.
What's all about - please enlight me!
Alan Silva? Always a pleasure.
Thanks.
Many thanks for this one onxidlib !
Thrilled to have this one. I spent a short intense period looking for it some time back, but couldn't find a copy.
"old Ch#9 days must have been something special. ...one get a very special - almost "mythical" - feeling. - Yea verily, in the Grand Time of Church Number Nine , the rivers did flow with ambrosia and honeydew hung from the trees.
People do tend to get nostalgic for whatever it is that they can't have anymore (youthful enthusiasm, women under 40, hair, blogs ....)
If anything, I would guess that it was - for the first time for a lot of people - the discovery that there was a sense of community in the enjoyment of "this kind of music". And a lot of great stuff got posted.
It was only a couple of years ago after all - and not the downfall of the Roman Empire
sotise and others can give a better 'retrospective'perhaps.
Thanks a lot, Onxidlib !
Serviceton (hi !) is talking about nostalgia ??
Well, your precious share helps me to remind my youth when I was student at Iacp in the 70's(Cotinaud was my teacher for few months),place du Châtelet, Paris.
Thanks again for this spicy madeleine !
Special, indeed. Thanks for this treasure.
Thankyou very much...Never heard this before and I'm loving it...groovy and spacey..yeah!
"People do tend to get nostalgic for whatever it is that they can't have anymore (youthful enthusiasm, women under 40, hair, blogs ....)"
ROTFL. ahem. (sighs) yeah.
thanks for these disks; hadn't heard of them before, very nice stuff this.
Alan Silva is a new name to me too, but one whose music I have found immediately appealing. Another gem thrown up by Inconstant Sol!
Thanks for the upload, this is very nice stuff.
Here attached "Seasons" by Alan Silva & Celestrial communication orchestra on 1970 live performance. Non stop 2hour and over 20 minutes huge works. In mp3.
I guess many people of this blog know this.
http://rapidshare.com/files/443237801/AS-seasons_mp3.rar
this is one of my favorite recent posts. wonderful what a piece.
i am one of those rare ones who loves ornette's written scores
and alan's work has always struck me as similar though more fluid.
thanks rAh
Just got around to listening to this and really enjoyed it. Thanks B
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