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	Tom Guralnick Broken Dances for Muted Pieces Genres: Jazz, New Age, Classical Track Listings (14) - Disc #1 Broken Dance Whirled Weary Tone Farm Memory Link Slides Peak Blown Logic Mobile Motive In Different Version Different Inversion Foam Tones In the Out-Take Spoken Pedals Reading Sample Invisible on It
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All Artists: Tom Guralnick
Title: Broken Dances for Muted Pieces
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: What Next Records
Release Date: 10/13/1998
Genres: Jazz, New Age, Classical
Styles: Instrumental, Chamber Music, Symphonies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 751018001724, 789481004423

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Credits
Artwork – Michael Motley (2)
Edited By [Digital Editing] – Kevin Campbell (2)
Executive-Producer – Jonathan Scheuer
Producer – Steve Peters, Tom Guralnick
Recorded By [Digital Recording] – Steve Peters
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Electronics – Tom Guralnick
Notes
Recorded January 25-27, 1994 at The Outpost Performance Space, Albuquerque.

"These live improvisations were performed on tenor and soprano saxophones modified with homemade mutes and electronic processing, and augmented with invented and appropriated wind instruments. These various elements are assembled within a sculptured construction which come to be known fondly as the 'Mobile Saxophone & Mute Unit,' the structure of which allows the performer easy access to the many components while encouraging lively physical movement within its boundaries."

From 1995

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