3 October 2010

SYNOPSIS "SYNOPSIS" AMIGA 1974 (FLAC)


It is still Sunday.
Here is a recording from the "other" half of Germany. These musicians were among the pioneers of Free Jazz in the GDR (in german DDR).

SYNOPSIS "SYNOPSIS"

Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky,sax,fl
Conrad Bauer,tb
Ulrich Gumpert,p
Günter Sommer,dr,perc

More information if you wish later.

Link in comments.
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18 comments:

  1. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth3 October 2010 at 21:06:00 CEST

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  2. freebones4 October 2010 at 00:35:00 CEST

    thanks for this. it looks excellent.

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  3. wildgrebe4 October 2010 at 09:36:00 CEST

    yes another thanks .. wgbe

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  4. slovenlyeric4 October 2010 at 17:35:00 CEST

    Thank you for posting this. I am really interested in hearing it.

    For those who like these artists you can actually get most of the Jazzwerkstatt catalog on i tunes at $9.99 per disc. They started to carry the label in early September 2010. I am told that the label is actually paying royalties to the artists.

    Also, they are having a Jazzweerkstatt mini-festival in NYC in November.

    I am happy to get a chance to see some of these musicians get to the U.S.

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  5. Sardo4 October 2010 at 18:57:00 CEST

    Yes, yes I like these guys:)
    Thanks

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  6. Anonymous5 October 2010 at 15:58:00 CEST

    Thanks. This is of course an early recording by the same band which later became known as Zentralquartett.

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  7. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth5 October 2010 at 21:26:00 CEST

    The first recording of Synopsis/Zentralquartett was made for FMP ("Auf der Elbe schwimmt ein rosa Krokodil") about one month before the one on Amiga.
    There is even one Zentralquartet on Nato which is called:
    -Günter Sommer et trois vieux amis-: "Ascenseur pour le 28" from 1984 and a deleted release on SYN 01 (CD)from 1977 which sounds almost like a mediocre bootleg. Plus one or two pices on LP compilations (at least one is from FMP.
    By the way - have a look here:

    http://www.pointofdeparture.org/PoD31/PoD31PageOne.html

    scroll down till the bottom.

    For all who are interested in FMP it should be a feast - for sure.

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  8. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth5 October 2010 at 21:43:00 CEST

    I just checked the link from my previous comment - and it is deleted.
    I saw it this afternoon - it was an advertisement for a forthcoming FMP Box with a 200pages book plus 12 CDs - five with unissued recordings and five with reissues from "old" FMP LPs.
    But at least I can assure you there will be a FMP Box. I knew it before and was asked not to spread it.

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  9. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth6 October 2010 at 21:54:00 CEST

    Sorry!
    The ad is not deleted - my ad-blocker was the fiend.

    Here is a part of it:

    FMP in retrospect

    12 CDs six with unissued music - sic with reissues from FMP Lps

    partial list : Kowals solo; Globe Unity 1975; Die Like A Dog; Steve Lacy solo + group; Schlippenbach Quartet; Malfatti/Wittwer; Brötzmann solo; and Schweizer,Moholo,Honsinger etc.


    Subscription Offer

    For the edition in preparation:
    FMP im Rückblick - in Retrospect (BOX with book and 12 CDs)
    Limited edition of 1000
    Price: 178,50 €/Euro plus shipping (DHL)
    Subscription offer valid until November 30, 2010

    Content of the book:

    A: Pictures & Texts:
    With articles (all in German and English) by:
    Wolfram Knauer, Felix Klopotek, Ken Vandermark, Bert Noglik, Bill Shoemaker
    and other plus photos (b/w & color) by Dagmar Gebers

    B: Documentation:
    List of all artists/musicians presented since 1968
    Projects (Total Music Meeting, Workshop Freie Musik, Summer Music, Free Concerts, Specials
    with all programs and posters)
    Catalog (with all LPs, Singles and CDs plus Covers)

    see for yourself:

    http://www.pointofdeparture.org/PoD31/PoD31PageOne.html

    scroll down (after you've read the interview with Fred van Hove)
    click > subscription

    What a pleasant anticipation.

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  10. Anonymous7 October 2010 at 19:04:00 CEST

    Sad to see that FMP are doing their old incompetent job of marketing this remarkable new decision.

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  11. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth8 October 2010 at 02:00:00 CEST

    As Jost Gebers has mailed me:
    (in my words and understanding)

    there will be no more reissue of "old" FMP CDs.
    The original artwork for the covers is destroyed. Also for the LPs.
    For that reason - he won't make copies from existing covers - no more FMP.
    The FMP archive is already at least partially assigned to the Jazz Institute of Darmstadt.

    For me this Box Set is something like a swan song.
    Hope I'm wrong

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  12. Anonymous8 October 2010 at 08:23:00 CEST

    Many thanks for the information, onxidlib.


    glmlr

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  13. jackalope14 October 2010 at 00:01:00 CEST

    Onxidlib, Re: Synopisis Amiga,

    Congratulations! You're the first to post something from Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky here! I have searched a little for his music and from where I live there are only costly imports available. A friend passed me a bootleg cassette many years ago and I thought it quite good. This is much better - your lp rip is fantastic! Thank you, Thank you
    P.S. Have you any others with him?

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  14. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth14 October 2010 at 22:53:00 CEST

    Yes I have others from Petrowsky.
    And I shall post them as far as it is no FMP recording - off course.

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  15. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth15 September 2012 at 20:15:00 CEST

    I've removed the link - the LP is was reissued as CD some days ago for about 10,- euro. More Amiga recordings will follow...f.e. Rolf Kühn's "Solarius".

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  16. mike28 November 2018 at 02:55:00 CET

    Can we get a repost please? I don't think it is still in print.

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  17. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth28 November 2018 at 07:47:00 CET

    Hi mike, Synopsis is still available from the label Edel/Content.

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  18. Iran4 November 2022 at 02:57:00 CET

    Please lik

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