Kazimierz Serocki, Valentin Silvestrov, Michel PuigFeaturing: Les Percussions de Strasbourg
Continuum / Mystères / Provisoires Agglomérats (LP)
FormatLPLabelPhilipsGenreExperimental
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condition (record/cover): VG+ (minimal surface noise) / EX
A 1969 record by Les Percussions de Strasbourg, the six-man ensemble that reshaped what composers expected from percussion. Kazimierz Serocki's Continuum comes straight out of the Polish avant-garde of the sixties; Valentin Silvestrov's Mystères shows the young Ukrainian composer in his most radical phase, long before the quiet postludes he is known for today.
The second side belongs to Michel Puig's Provisoires agglomérats, almost half an hour of shifting, open-ended material. Notes by Maurice Fleuret. Issued in the Philips Prospective 21e siècle series with its Héliophore foil cover; this green-label copy has the background pattern printed upside down compared with other foil editions.
Release notes
Recto [front cover]: Procédé Héliophore Back cover: black and white with price code T in upper right. Labels: green with boxed BIEM logo. This pressing has a slight variation on the front cover image: the background graphic pattern is printed upside down compared to the other foil-sleeve editions of this LP. It is unknown if this was intentional or a mis-printing. In addition, the Philips logo on the rear upper right is smaller than the other silver-front/white-back pressing and appears to…
| A1 | Continuum | 12:53 | |
| A2 | Mystères | 12:35 | |
| B | Provisoires Agglomérats | 29:10 |
- Les Percussions De Strasbourg
- Ensemble
- Maurice Fleuret
- Liner Notes
- Claude Ricou
- Percussion
- Detlev Henri Kieffer
- Percussion
- Gabriel Bouchet
- Percussion
- Georges Van Gucht
- Percussion
- Jean-Paul Batigne
- Percussion
- Jean-Paul Finkbeiner
- Percussion
- Delorme
- Photography By
