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Matthias Kaul

Fever

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Each composition of this CD is dedicated to a person, or to the work of a person: Malcolm Goldstein, Amadeu Antonio Kiowa, Ingeborg Bachmann, Elvis Presley and Yoko Tawada. Throughout these five sound portraits, Kaul displays a fertile imagination and a penchant für exotic instrumentation, which includes a hurdy-gurdy, Korean gongs Japanese and Tibetan temple bells, kalimba, Tanzanian lute, bowed gopichand from India, glass harp, kanjira, tabla and frame drum, and Western percussion instruments. Each CD-bag (handmade) is unique, because it is a part of a huge painting, which has been cut into thousand pieces. Above, you see a reduced size reproduction of that painting. Of course, this is a limited edition. With the handwritten number and letter, which you can find somewhere on your CD-bag, you can work out, which part of the painting you are holding in your hands.
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Cat. number: BERSLTON 1020120
Year: 2002

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Each composition of this CD is dedicated to a person, or to the work of a person: Malcolm Goldstein, Amadeu Antonio Kiowa, Ingeborg Bachmann, Elvis Presley and Yoko Tawada. Each handmade CD-bag is unique because it is part of a huge painting which has been cut into a thousand pieces. With the handwritten number and letter you can find somewhere on your CD-bag, you can figure out, which part of the painting you are holding in your hands. Co-Production Hessischer Rundfunk / Nurnichtnur…

Tracklist
1Listen, This Is For You8:15
2Amadeu Antonio Kiowa12:53
3Bachmann10:32
4Fever13:53
5Listen, This Is For You (II)9:53
Credits
Wolfgang Kahle
Design, Painting
Christoph Claßen
Edited By [Digital Editing], Producer [Recording]
Matthias Kaul
Edited By [Digital Editing], Performer, Written-By
Michael Rebhahn
Engineer [Assistant]
Rüdiger Orth
Engineer [Balance]
Dr. Bernd Leukert
Executive-Producer
Dieter Schlensog
Executive-Producer
Ingvar Loco Nordin
Liner Notes
Achim Duwentäster
Photography By