LIVE
IN BERLIN 93/94
Takase
& von Schlippenbach
- Piano Duets |
Preis
/ Price :
15.08 €
Bestell-Nr.
/ P/O No. : FMP CD OWN-90002
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| Aki
Takase |
piano |
| Alexander
von Schlippenbach |
piano |
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01.
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Na,
na, na, na ..., ist das der Weg? (*1) |
11:40 |
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02.
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The
Morlocks (*1) |
11:29 |
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03.
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You
are what you is (*2) |
05:41 |
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04.
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Mysterioso
(*3) |
04:01 |
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05.
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Ask
me now (*3) |
02:18 |
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06.
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Pannonica
(*3) |
01:32 |
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07.
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Evidence
(*3) |
05:52 |
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08.
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Tales
of something (*4) |
08:50 |
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09.
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Chapelure
japonaise (*4) |
10:23 |
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Total
time: |
61:46 |
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*1
by Alexander von Schlippenbach
*2 by Frank Zappa
*3 by Thelonius Monk
*4 by Aki Takase
Tracks # 1-3 recorded on March 13, 1993 at the Gethsemane-Kirche,
Berlin. Recording staff: Harald Nestler, Peter Roeske,
Ralph Seidler, Christoph Engelke, Andy Bülow, Uwe Lauschle,
Barbara Rüger (DeutschlandRadio)
Tracks # 4-9 recorded on December 9, 1994 at Studio 10 (DeutschlandRadio)
Berlin. Recording staff: Klaus Bischke, Hans Martin,
Brigitte Siewert, Barbara Rüger
Produced by Aki Takase and Alexander von Schlippenbach
Artwork: Vincent von Schlippenbach
Layout: Jost Gebers
Photos: Inge
Ofenstein
Liner
notes: Aki Takase, Alexander von Schlippenbach
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| First
published in July 1995 |
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Excerpt
from the booklet:
The first CD of the piano-duo TAKASE-SCHLIPPENBACH!
Of all the recordings made over the years that our piano duo
has been in existence, two live recordings from the years
1993 and 1994 have turned out, after frequent and critical
listening, to be musically the strongest and technically the
most accurate and were therefore chosen for this, our first
Duo-CD.
The first three compositions (…) were recorded on two full-size
Bechstein grand pianos on March 13, 1993 in the Gethsemane
church in Berlin and have been left in the same sequence as
that of the concert performance. The following ´Tales of Something´,
the Monk-medley with ´Mysterioso´, ´Ask Me Now´ (Aki Takase
solo), `Pannonica´(Alex v. Schlippenbach solo) and ´Evidence´
as well as ´Chapelure japonaise´ were recorded on December
9, 1994 during a public broadcast. (…)
We would like to express our thanks to the Jazz division of
DeutschlandRadio Berlin, and, in particular, Barbara Rüger,
for their helpful and willing co-operation during the production
of this CD. |
Aki
Takase / Alexander von Schlippenbach
Translation: Isabel Seeberg / Paul Lytton
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