Harley Gaber - I Saw My Mother Ascending Mount Fuji mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Alto Flute [Processed Alto Flute] – David Gilbert
• Composed By, Tape [Tape Part] – Harley Gaber
• Directed By [Director], Design – Philip Blackburn
• Liner Notes – H.G.
• Management [Operations Manager] – Chris Campbell
• Photography By [Harley Photo] – S. Haag
• Violin [Multi-layered Violin] – Linda Cummisky

Notes

A work for multi-track violin, processed alto flute and tape (1968-2009).

The piece incorporates two earlier compositions: "Chimyaku" for alto flute performed in May 1973,
and "Michi" for violin, performed in August 1973. Tape part recorded June-August 2009.
Special thanks to Anna Dolan whose interest in "Michi" helped get this work made.

"In memory of my brother Danny who took his life almost thirty years ago; and to my mother who found some peace of mind and solace observing the fauna and flora of nature; and to my older brother Steve whose own unique path continues to pass through nature".

ⓅⒸ Harley Gaber, 2010.

Packaged in a clear-tray Digipak with 12 page booklet of notes.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 7 26708 62312 8
• Barcode: 726708623128
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI LK13
• Mould SID Code: IFPI L825
• Matrix / Runout: WWW.COPYCATSMEDIA.COM 6171-CD-0068 09-348-08

Companies

• Record Company – American Composers Forum
• Manufactured By – www.copycatsmedia.com – 6171-CD-0068
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Harley Gaber
• Copyright (c) – Harley Gaber

Album

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