Irma

~ Release by Tom Phillips, Gavin Bryars, Fred Orton (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Tracklist

▼12" Vinyl 1
#	Title	Rating	Length
A1	Irma: Introduction engineer: Phil Ault producer: Brian Eno alto violin: Adam Skeaping clarinet: Rory Allam double bass: Roy Babbington double bass [contrabass]: Rodney Slatford (double bassist) glockenspiel and piano: Michael Nyman (composer) horn: Dave Smith (experimental composer) marimba: Jo Julian, Michael Nyman (composer) and John White (British composer and pianist) tenor violin: Mark Caudle (cellist and bass violist) treble violin: Gavyn Wright (UK violinist) tuba: John White (British composer and pianist) vibraphone: Jo Julian and Dave Smith (experimental composer) violin [baritone violin]: Tim Kraemer (cellist) violin [descant violin]: Stuart Deeks (classical violinist) violin [sopranino violin]: Roddy Skeaping vocals: Angela Bryars, Fred Orton, Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer), Lucie Skeaping and Howard Skempton conductor: Gavin Bryars recorded at: Basing Street Studios in Notting Hill, Kensington and Chelsea, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1977-02) recording of: Irma: Introduction additional composer: Gavin Bryars composer: Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer) part of: Irma		?:??
A2	Irma: Overture and Aria "I Tell You That's Irma Herself" engineer: Phil Ault producer: Brian Eno alto violin: Adam Skeaping clarinet: Rory Allam double bass: Roy Babbington double bass [contrabass]: Rodney Slatford (double bassist) glockenspiel and piano: Michael Nyman (composer) horn: Dave Smith (experimental composer) marimba: Jo Julian, Michael Nyman (composer) and John White (British composer and pianist) tenor violin: Mark Caudle (cellist and bass violist) treble violin: Gavyn Wright (UK violinist) tuba: John White (British composer and pianist) vibraphone: Jo Julian and Dave Smith (experimental composer) violin [baritone violin]: Tim Kraemer (cellist) violin [descant violin]: Stuart Deeks (classical violinist) violin [sopranino violin]: Roddy Skeaping vocals: Angela Bryars, Fred Orton, Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer), Lucie Skeaping and Howard Skempton conductor: Gavin Bryars recorded at: Basing Street Studios in Notting Hill, Kensington and Chelsea, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1977-02) recording of: Irma: Overture and Aria "I Tell You That's Irma Herself" additional composer: Gavin Bryars composer: Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer) part of: Irma		?:??
A3	Irma: First Interlude engineer: Phil Ault producer: Brian Eno alto violin: Adam Skeaping clarinet: Rory Allam double bass: Roy Babbington double bass [contrabass]: Rodney Slatford (double bassist) glockenspiel and piano: Michael Nyman (composer) horn: Dave Smith (experimental composer) marimba: Jo Julian, Michael Nyman (composer) and John White (British composer and pianist) tenor violin: Mark Caudle (cellist and bass violist) treble violin: Gavyn Wright (UK violinist) tuba: John White (British composer and pianist) vibraphone: Jo Julian and Dave Smith (experimental composer) violin [baritone violin]: Tim Kraemer (cellist) violin [descant violin]: Stuart Deeks (classical violinist) violin [sopranino violin]: Roddy Skeaping vocals: Angela Bryars, Fred Orton, Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer), Lucie Skeaping and Howard Skempton conductor: Gavin Bryars recorded at: Basing Street Studios in Notting Hill, Kensington and Chelsea, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1977-02) recording of: Irma: First Interlude additional composer: Gavin Bryars composer: Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer) part of: Irma		?:??
B1	Irma: Aria "Irma You Will Be Mine" engineer: Phil Ault producer: Brian Eno alto violin: Adam Skeaping clarinet: Rory Allam double bass: Roy Babbington double bass [contrabass]: Rodney Slatford (double bassist) glockenspiel and piano: Michael Nyman (composer) horn: Dave Smith (experimental composer) marimba: Jo Julian, Michael Nyman (composer) and John White (British composer and pianist) tenor violin: Mark Caudle (cellist and bass violist) treble violin: Gavyn Wright (UK violinist) tuba: John White (British composer and pianist) vibraphone: Jo Julian and Dave Smith (experimental composer) violin [baritone violin]: Tim Kraemer (cellist) violin [descant violin]: Stuart Deeks (classical violinist) violin [sopranino violin]: Roddy Skeaping vocals: Angela Bryars, Fred Orton, Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer), Lucie Skeaping and Howard Skempton conductor: Gavin Bryars recorded at: Basing Street Studios in Notting Hill, Kensington and Chelsea, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1977-02) recording of: Irma: Aria "Irma You Will Be Mine" additional composer: Gavin Bryars composer: Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer) part of: Irma		?:??
B2	Irma: Second Interlude engineer: Phil Ault producer: Brian Eno alto violin: Adam Skeaping clarinet: Rory Allam double bass: Roy Babbington double bass [contrabass]: Rodney Slatford (double bassist) glockenspiel and piano: Michael Nyman (composer) horn: Dave Smith (experimental composer) marimba: Jo Julian, Michael Nyman (composer) and John White (British composer and pianist) tenor violin: Mark Caudle (cellist and bass violist) treble violin: Gavyn Wright (UK violinist) tuba: John White (British composer and pianist) vibraphone: Jo Julian and Dave Smith (experimental composer) violin [baritone violin]: Tim Kraemer (cellist) violin [descant violin]: Stuart Deeks (classical violinist) violin [sopranino violin]: Roddy Skeaping vocals: Angela Bryars, Fred Orton, Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer), Lucie Skeaping and Howard Skempton conductor: Gavin Bryars recorded at: Basing Street Studios in Notting Hill, Kensington and Chelsea, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1977-02) recording of: Irma: Second Interlude additional composer: Gavin Bryars composer: Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer) part of: Irma		?:??
B3	Irma: Chorus "Love Is Help Mate" engineer: Phil Ault producer: Brian Eno alto violin: Adam Skeaping clarinet: Rory Allam double bass: Roy Babbington double bass [contrabass]: Rodney Slatford (double bassist) glockenspiel and piano: Michael Nyman (composer) horn: Dave Smith (experimental composer) marimba: Jo Julian, Michael Nyman (composer) and John White (British composer and pianist) tenor violin: Mark Caudle (cellist and bass violist) treble violin: Gavyn Wright (UK violinist) tuba: John White (British composer and pianist) vibraphone: Jo Julian and Dave Smith (experimental composer) violin [baritone violin]: Tim Kraemer (cellist) violin [descant violin]: Stuart Deeks (classical violinist) violin [sopranino violin]: Roddy Skeaping vocals: Angela Bryars, Fred Orton, Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer), Lucie Skeaping and Howard Skempton conductor: Gavin Bryars recorded at: Basing Street Studios in Notting Hill, Kensington and Chelsea, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1977-02) recording of: Irma: Chorus "Love Is Help Mate" additional composer: Gavin Bryars composer: Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer) part of: Irma		?:??
B4	Irma: Postlude engineer: Phil Ault producer: Brian Eno alto violin: Adam Skeaping clarinet: Rory Allam double bass: Roy Babbington double bass [contrabass]: Rodney Slatford (double bassist) glockenspiel and piano: Michael Nyman (composer) horn: Dave Smith (experimental composer) marimba: Jo Julian, Michael Nyman (composer) and John White (British composer and pianist) tenor violin: Mark Caudle (cellist and bass violist) treble violin: Gavyn Wright (UK violinist) tuba: John White (British composer and pianist) vibraphone: Jo Julian and Dave Smith (experimental composer) violin [baritone violin]: Tim Kraemer (cellist) violin [descant violin]: Stuart Deeks (classical violinist) violin [sopranino violin]: Roddy Skeaping vocals: Angela Bryars, Fred Orton, Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer), Lucie Skeaping and Howard Skempton conductor: Gavin Bryars recorded at: Basing Street Studios in Notting Hill, Kensington and Chelsea, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1977-02) recording of: Irma: Postlude additional composer: Gavin Bryars composer: Tom Phillips (UK painter, composer & writer) part of: Irma		?:??

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