condition (record/cover): EX- (light marks not affecting play) / VG+ (minimal foxing and scraping on bottom front and light trace of sticker removal on top left front)

Fabio Fabor was Fabio Borgazzi, a Milanese composer who had worked in film in the sixties as Giorgio Fabor and then turned to library music with a darkness few of his colleagues matched. Aleatoric Piano Collages, recorded at Vedette's Cinelandia studio in August 1970, is his piano record: prepared and manipulated piano, tape collage, chance procedures applied to a production-music brief, "music especially created for films, television, radio, publicity and industrial use" according to the sleeve, and about as far from that use as a record can get.

It is a small Milanese Cage experiment released as library music, and Vedette's Cinelandia arm pressed it in the usual tiny quantity. Original.