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FOR EXAMPLE: Workshop Freie Musik 1969​-​1978

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    BOX SET PLUS BOOK. Here is the previously LP-only set, a fantastic three-disc sampling of FMP bands from the label's birth through 1978. It chronicles both the evolution of FMP itself, and the flowering of European free improvisation during that same period. The three LPs are grouped by format: the first features solo performances; the second, small groups; the third, large orchestral works.
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    Remastered for this digital release, the download also includes a PDF version of the original 138-page book, with written contributions from Steve Lacy, Misha Mengelberg, and Peter Brötzmann, as well as longer analyses by Ekkehard Jost, Wolfgang Burde, and Tomas Schmit. Gloriously illustrated throughout with black-and-white photos and archival posters used to announce the annual "Workshop Freie Musik," the ebook is a remarkable record of an explosion of talent and creative fire.
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    Individual links to each LP at the FMP site:
    http://www.fmp-label.de/freemusicproduction/labelscatalog/xfmpse1978_1.html
    http://www.fmp-label.de/freemusicproduction/labelscatalog/xfmpse1978_2.html
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released June 1, 1978

REVIEWS

"...a mega-dose of thrilling sounds from legendary performers, and well worth any avant-jazz fan’s time and money." -- Phil Freeman, Burning Ambulance

"There isn't a bad or weak cut on all three albums. And with the beautifully laid-out information and photos, I can't help but heartily recommend this package. It is a totally qualitative representation of various areas of contemporary improvised music." --Cadence

FOR EXAMPLE

LP Nr. 1 - SOLOISTS

1) Bone (Lacy) 7:14
Steve Lacy: soprano saxophone
Recorded by Jürgen Lindenau during the Workshop Freie Musik 1974 (April 11th to 15th)

2) Berl in zil (Rutherford) 5:35
Paul Rutherford: trombone
Recorded by Franz de Byl during the Workshop Freie Musik 1975 (March 27th to 31st)

3) Mariahilf (Reichel) 3:36
Hans Reichel: guitar
Recorded by Jost Gebers during the Workshop Freie Musik 1976 (March 24th to 28th)

4) I didn´t care (Honsinger) 4:39
Tristan Honsinger: cello
Recorded by Franz de Byl during the Workshop Freie Musik 1976 (March 24th to 28th)

5) Daar spelt de Baiaard Weer (Van Hove) 4:41
Fred Van Hove: piano
Recorded by Franz de Byl during the Workshop Freie Musik 1976 (March 24th to 28th)

6) Improvisation 27376 (Bailey) 7:17
Derek Bailey: guitar
Recorded by Jost Gebers on March 27th, during the Workshop Freie Musik 1976

7) Question at Midnight (Mangelsdorff) 7:24
Albert Mangelsdorff: trombone
Recorded by Bernhard Arndt during the Workshop Freie Musik 1977 (April 7th to 11th)

8) Soweto-Simbabwe-Mississippie-Child-Cry (Dyani) 4:48
Johnny Dyani: double bass
Recorded by Bernhard Arndt during the Workshop Freie Musik 1977 (April 7th to 11th)

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LP Nr. 2 - GROUPS

1) With Forks and Hope (7:03)
2) Then, Silence (4:31)
Composed by Parker/Schlippenbach/Lovens

Schlippenbach Trio
Evan Parker: soprano & tenor saxophone
Alexander von Schlippenbach: piano
Paul Lovens: drums, percussion

Recorded by an unknown engineer during the Workshop Freie Musik 1972 (March 30th to April 3rd)

3) Things and Stuff (10:37)
Composed by Peter Brötzmann

Brötzmann/Van Hove/Bennink plus Albert Mangelsdorff
Peter Brötzmann: bass saxophone
Albert Mangelsdorff: trombone
Fred Van Hove: piano
Han Bennink: drums, percussion

Recorded by an unknown engineer during the Workshop Freie Musik 1972 (March 30th to April 3rd)

4) Chapter Ten (14:22)
Composed by Frank Wright

Frank Wright Unit
Frank Wright: tenor saxophone
Bobby Few: piano
Alan Silva: double bass
Muhammad Ali: drums

Recorded by an unknown engineer during the Workshop Freie Musik 1972 (March 30th to April 3rd)

5) Konrad usw. (8:04)
Composed by Irène Schweizer and Rüdiger Carl

Schweizer-Carl-Quartet
Rüdiger Carl: tenor saxophone
Irène Schweizer: piano
Arjen Gorter: double bass
Heinrich Hock: drums

Recorded by Jürgen Lindenau during the Workshop Freie Musik 1974 (April 11th to 15th)

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LP Nr. 3 - ORCHESTRAS

1) Biannale (total time: 13:12)
a: Aufbau - Breuker (2:06)
b: Märchen - Breuker (2:26)
c: Macky Messer - Weill, arr. Breuker (1:46)
d: Trauermusik - Breuker (4:43)
e: Schlusschoral der Matthäuspassion - Bach, arr. Breuker (2:11)

Willem Breuker Orchestra
Willem Breuker: saxes
Peter Bennink: saxes, bagpipes
Herman de Wit: saxes
Rob Dubois: piano, organ
Willem van Manen: trombone
Leo Cuypers: piano, drums
Lodewijk de Boer: viola
Maarten van Regteren Altena: double bass
Michel Waisvisz: synthesizer

Edited by Willem Breuker. Recorded by an unknown engineer during the Workshop Freie Musik 1972 (March 30th to April 3rd)

2) Thin in the upper crust (6:03)
Composed by Peter Brötzmann

Globe Unity Orchestra
Manfred Schoof: trumpet
Kenny Wheeler: trumpet
Peter Bennink: clarinet
Peter Brötzmann: clarinet
Gerd Dudek: clarinet
Evan Parker: clarinet
Michel Pilz: bass clarinet
Günter Christmann: trombone
Albert Mangelsdorff: trombone
Paul Rutherford: trombone
Alexander von Schlippenbach: piano
Peter Kowald: double bass
Buschi Niebergall: double bass
Paul Lovens: drums

Recorded by Jost Gebers during the Workshop Freie Musik 1973 (March 28th to April 1st)

3) La Ronde (12:16)
Composed by Vinko Globokar

Vinko Globokar & Brass Group
Vinko Globokar: trombone
Wolfgang König: trombone
Bernt Laukamp: trombone
Richard Lister: trombone
Peter Sommer: trombone
Leo Verheyen: trombone
Günter Christmann: trombone
Albert Mangelsdorff: trombone
Paul Rutherford: trombone
Willem van Manen: trombone
Bernhard Hunnekink: trombone
Jan Wolff: french horn
Peter Kowald: tuba

Recorded by Franz de Byl during the Workshop Freie Musik 1975 (March 27th to 31st)

4) Tetterettet (11:05)
Composed by Misha Mengelberg

ICP-Tentet
John Tchicai: alto saxophone
Peter Brötzmann-saxes & clarinets
Peter Bennink: saxes & bagpipes
Gilius van Bergeyck: saxes
Bert Koppelaar: trombone
Tristan Honsinger: cello
Michel Waisvisz: synthesizer
Misha Mengelberg: piano
Maarten van Regteren Altena: double bass
Han Bennink: drums

Recorded by Jost Gebers during the Workshop Freie Musik 1977 (April 7th to11th)

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Design/Layout by Peter Brötzmann.
CD mastering by Olaf Rupp.
Produced by Jost Gebers.

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