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Etching The Ether by Trance Map+, an electro-acoustic formation founded by electronic musician, turntable player and sound designer Matt Wright and saxophonist Evan parker. Etching the Ether also features trumpeter Peter Evans and percussionist Mark Nauseef.
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Mongrels with Tony Buck and Mark Nauseef is formidable collection of bells and gongs from Bali, Java, Korea, Japan, India, China and Tibet generating a matrix in which guitars, including electric baritones, steel string, slide, prepared guitars, bass and monochords create an orchestra rich in overtones, microtonal movement, harmonics and glow.
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LA CONVIVENCIA: HOMMAGE TO FLORY JAGODA is a recording consisting of 2 cycles of songs by Merima Ključo inspired by the Sephardic tradition played by Merima Ključo, Jelena Milušić, Miroslav Tadić and Yvette Holzwarth.
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WARSZAWA 2019
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ALL IN ALL IN ALL is a 2018 release by Relative Pitch Records. An epic masterpiece featuring Arthur Jarvinen, Tony Oxley, Pat Thomas, Sylvie Courvoisier, Walter Quintus, Bill Laswell, Miroslav Tadić and Mark Nauseef. Commissioned by the WDR (West German Radio), masterfully recorded by Walter Quintus and composed by Mark Nauseef.
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LOCKED HYBRIDS by British sound artist-composer-scholar Matthew Wright has recently been released by Relative Pitch Records. With samples of Evan Parker, Toma Gouband and Mark Nauseef collected during a 2018 recording at Arco Barco in Ramsgate, UK, Wright assembled LOCKED HYBRIDS during the 2020 lockdown. Using a mixture of software editing and Wright's own brand of improvised mixing with turntables and laptops, the resultant music is a blend of experimental hip hop, sonic art, improvisation and digital composition.
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AS THE WIND a 2017 EVAN PARKER release from psi compact discs features Nauseef playing metallophone based percussion and TOMA GOUBAND playing lithophone based percussion. as the wind was recorded in 2012 by genius engineer Adam Skeaping in the warm, natural acoustics of St. Peters, Whitstable, England.
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SPACES
& SPHERES featuring Stefano Scodanibbio, Markus Stockhausen,
Fabrizio Ottaviucci and Tara Bouman. This is one of the last recordings
made by contrabass virtuoso and composer Stefano Scodanibbio before his
untimely death in January 2012. Scodanibbio's uniquely beautiful playing
shines throughout the recording.
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NEAR
NADIR with Ikue Mori, Evan Parker and Bill Laswell. From Tzadik's
release notes:Tzadik is proud to present this historic meeting of four major
figures in the new music pantheon, each a master improviser and groundbreaking
instrumentalist in their own right. Their work together is symbiotic, telepathic – the
music powerful and sensitive, sustaining a hypnotic mood with great attention
to detail and subtle nuance. Mixed to perfection by Bill Laswell, this is
a landmark recording of electro-acoustic improvisation featuring four pioneers
of the genre. Mindblowing!
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KIBYOSHI
2011 DVD release of composer
and electronics specialist
Ikue Mori. The DVD
features animation by Mori with music by Mori, Nauseef and the virtuoso
singer Makigami Koichi. The DVD, produced by John Zorn, has been released
on the Tzadik label
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CITY
OF LEAVES
by Sussan Deyhim. Nauseef joins Sussan,
Kudsi Erguner and Bill Laswell on the track Searching For You. Produced
by Bill Laswell. Venus Rising Records
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ASPIRATION
A
compilation produced by Bill Laswell. It also features Persian singer Sussan
Deyhim and Turkish ney master Kudsi Erguner. Others on the project include
Carlos Santana, Zakir Hussain, Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, John McLaughlin
and the Dalai Lama. Metastation Records
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AIR
by David Liebman and Walter Quintus David Liebman: Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Wooden Flute Walter Quintus: Sounds, Markus Stockhausen: trumpet Mark Nauseef: percussion, vibraphone Marcio Doctor: percussion Simon Stockhausen: keyboards Katya Quintus: voice, electronics. Released by Vaju Construction
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JOELLE
LEANDRE at the LeMans Jazz Festival - Other
musicians on this double CD include Maggie Nicols, Irene Schweizer, William
Parker, Paul Lovens, Carlos Zingaro, Markus Stockhausen, India Cooke and
Sebi Tramontana. Leo Records
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ALBERT
is a 100th birthday tribute to Albert Hofmann, the alchemist who discovered
the philosopher's stone in the form of LSD. With Ikue Mori (computer), Sylvie Courvoisier
(piano and prepared piano) and Walter Quintus (recording and mixing), along
with Hofmann's voice
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NO
MATTER (Metastation MT022) With Bill Laswell, Markus Stockhausen
and Kudsi Erguner
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SNAKISH - Mark Nauseef, Miroslav Tadić and Walter
Quintus with Wadada Leo Smith (trumpet) and Katja Quintus (spoken word):
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EVIDENT
(482 Music 482-1024)
with Joëlle Léandre, Contrabass and Voice
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WITH
SPACE IN MIND (M020A, solo percussion) In this warm, rich sounding
audiophile recording, made without any overdubs, Nauseef confirms his position
as one of the premier and most original voices among the world's percussionists
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PERSONAL NOTE (CMP 16) is Nauseef's classic 1981 debut solo recording
which features Philip Lynott on vocals, Joachim Kühn on keyboards, Jan Akkerman
on guitar and Trilok Gurtu on percussion
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SURA
(CMP 21) "...imaginative, mostly wordless floating opera that spans
the Himalayas and Indonesia with pan-cultural percussion..." (down
beat, Aug 1985) Mark's guests on this record include, among others, Joachim Kühn (piano and church organ), Trilok Gurtu (percussion), David Torn (guitar) and Markus Stockhausen (trumpet)
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WUN-WUN
(CMP 25) "...mysteriously moving, thoroughly personal, boundary mocking
sounds." (down beat, Aug. 1985) With Jack Bruce (voice, bass), Trilok
Gurtu (voice) and Walter Quintus (onaiprah, violin)
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CAN
YOU FOLLOW (Esoteric Records) A JACK BRUCE 6 CD BOX SET
with
John McLaughlin, Tony Williams, Frank Zappa, Cream, Miroslav Tadić, Chris
Spedding, John Mayall, a.o., 2008
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BIRDS OF A FEATHER (UTR 4102) Mark (playing percussion and
primitive electronics) joins forces with Swiss pianist and composer Sylvie
Courvoisier to create music that is intimate, natural, sophisticated and
infinitely elegant
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SYLVIE
COURVOISIER: Ocre (ENJA 9323 2) This is a recording of one of Europe's
most prominent young composer/improvisers who is joined by Nauseef on percussion,
Pierre Charial on barrel organ, Michel Godard on tuba and serpent and Tony
Overwater on bass. It is one of the most colorful and unique sounding bands
that you could ever imagine
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GAZING
POINT (rad 2002 - 2) features Nauseef playing gongs, bells and
wood, Kudsi Erguner on ney and Markus Stockhausen on trumpet and flugelhorn.
It is an audio excursion or bridge leading to the other side of conditioned
existence
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KUDSI
ERGUNER: "Ottomania" (ACT 9006-2) This is the first
World Music project that integrates the classical music of the Ottoman empire
with Western jazz improvisations and rhythms. Nauseef is featured in this
unique, inspired and organic-sounding project, along with the saxophonist
Christof Lauer, tubist Michel Godard and an ensemble of masterful performers
on Turkish traditional instruments.
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ISLAM
BLUES (ACT 9286 - 2), Nauseef's second CD with the Turkish
ney master Kudsi Erguner (after "Ottomania")
also features Vietnamese guitarist Nguyên Lê, the extraordinary
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RABIH ABOU-KHALIL: The Sultan's Picnic (ENJA 8078 2) With Rabih Abou-Khalil (oud), Howard Levy (harmonica), Kenny Wheeler (trumpet), Charlie Mariano(alto saxophone), Michel Godard (tuba, serpent), Steve Swallow (bass), Milton Cardona (congas) and Nabil Khaiat (frame drums)
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RABIH
ABOU-KHALIL: Odd Times (ENJA 9330 2) This energetic, live recording
extends Abou-Khalil's unique brand of World Music to its outer limits. With
Howard Levy (harmonica), Michel Godard (tuba and serpent) and Nabil Khaiat
(frame drums)
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LOOSE
WIRES
(ENJA 90712), a power-trio with one of world's leading tuba players, Michel
Godard, who also plays the Medieval serpent and Miroslav Tadić (guitars).
This record moves from gentle, acoustic textures to beautiful, gigantic
sheets of sound. Beside originals it contains the music of Victor Kosma
and John Coltrane
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MICHEL
GODARD: "Sous Les Voûtes, Le Serpent..."(M048A) After
years of intense collaborations, Mark again joins Godard (who this time
plays the Medieval serpent almost exclusively) for this truly beautiful
recording made at the Monasterio de la Santa Espina in Valladoid, Spain.
With Linda Bsiri (voice and trumpet marine) and Pedro Estevan (percussion)
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MICHEL GODARD QUARTET: Una Mora (Label Hopi 200013) with Michel Godard (tuba), Sylvie Courvoisier (piano) and Tony Overwater (bass)
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THE
OLD COUNTRY (M029A),with the harmonica virtuoso
Howard Levy (also playing ocarinas and clavichord) and Miroslav Tadić
(guitars)
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STILL
LIGHT
(M027A) with Markus Stockhausen (trumpet, piccolo trumpet and flugelhorn)
and Miroslav Tadić (guitars). Recorded in the mountains near Matsumoto,
Japan
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VENUS
SQUARE MARS - Music for the Deep Night (M028A) The modern, psychedelic,
trans-cultural transcendental music. With David Philipson (bansuri north
Indian bamboo flute, ocarrinas) and Hamza El-Din (oud, tar)
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DUSAN BOGDANOVIC: Keys To Talk
By (M019A) With Dusan Bogdanovic and MiroslavTadić (guitars). Recorded at the
beautiful Harmony Hall in Matsumoto, Japan, this CD features two large compositions
for two guitars and percussion and Dusan's stunning "Polymetric Studies"
for solo guitar
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THE
SNAKE MUSIC
(CMP60), with Jack Bruce (bass, harmonica, vocals), Miroslav Tadić (guitars),
Markus Stockhausen (trumpet), David Torn (guitar), Wolfgang Puschnig (sax)
and Walter Quintus (digitalia) Includes music by Hendrix, Zappa, Nino Rota
and Jack Bruce
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THE
JACK BRUCE COLLECTOR'S EDITION
(CMP
1013) Here you will find some of my collaborations with Jack, including
the radically reworked and previously unreleased "Politician".
The musicians on this CD include Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, Ginger Baker,
Trilok Gurtu and Miroslav Tadić
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LET'S BE GENEROUS (CMP 53),with Joachim Kühn (ancient
electric keyboards and piano) and the Reverend Tony Newton (bass, formerly
with Tony Williams Lifetime) and Miroslav Tadić (guitars). The February
1993 DOWN BEAT magazine said: "Nothing could get any harsher, more
defiantly-in-your-face than Let's Be Generous." The August 1992 NEW
MUSIC REPORT said "It's dark, brilliant, aggressive, beautiful, rich
and demanding music." Includes music of Eric Dolphy
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DARK
(CMP 28) This is the original DARK, with singer Catherine
Guard, percussionist Leonice Shinneman and Mark London Sims on bass, keyboards
and percussion. Option Magazine found it a "challenging, complex,
subtle and superlative work" while Forced Exposure simply called it
"a very great slab of plastic."
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DARK:
Tamna voda
(CMP 36) with Miroslav Tadić (guitars) Mark London Sims
(bass) and Leonice Shinneman (percussion, keyboards). The band's guests
on this record were L. Shankar (double violin) and David Torn (guitar).
"Music that hangs over you like a threatening and mesmerizing
cloud" (Jazziz, Oct. 1989)
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Edward
Vesala's Sound And Fury: Invisible Storm An ECM release
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JIMI
SUMEN: Paintbrush, Rock Penstemon
(CMP 61) Electric guitarist from Finland, Jimi Sumen, with Edward Vesala`s Sound and Fury. Compositions by Edward Vesala
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BRACHA
(CMP 34) with John Bergamo (percussion), David Philipson
(bansuri-north Indian bamboo flute) and Miroslav Tadić (guitars)
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JACK
BRUCE: Somethin Els A CMP
release with Trilok Gurtu, Dave Liebman, Eric Clapton, a.o.
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JACK
BRUCE: A Question Of Time (Acadia 8155) With Ginger Baker,
Tony Williams, Zakir Hussain, Allan Holdsworth, Nicky Hopkins, Albert Collins,
Bernie Worrell, Steve Jordan and others
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ORTE
by Swiss guitarist Raymond Theler features MN, Marcio Doctor and
Walter Quintus. Produced by Quintus and Nauseef.
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JADRANKA: Baby Universe
(Omagatoki OMCX-1010) Jadranka (1950 - 2016) was a singer/songwriter from
Sarajevo, Bosnia. With Miroslav Tadić (guitars) Yasuhiro Kobayashi (accordion),
Howard Levy (harmonica), Michel Godard (tuba) and Yoshiko Sakata (biwa)
Omagatoki 1996, re-released by Croatia Records
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Joachim
Kühn: Nightline New York Recorded in New York City in 1981,
with Kühn, Michael Brecker, Billy Hart, Bob Mintzer and Eddie Gomez. The
CD has been released by OSCA (Japan) and IN-AKUSTIK (Germany)
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Joachim Kühn: I'm Not Dreaming with Ottomar Borwitzky (cello), Rolf Kühn (arrangements), Herbert Försch (percussion), George Lewis (trombone) CMP 1983, re-released by MiG Music 2014
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Produced
by Mark Nauseef: K.R.T. Wasitodiningrat - The Music Of KRT Wasitodiningrat
CMP Records - CMP CD 3007 Performed By Gamelan Sekar Tunjung Recorded in Yogyakarta, Java 1990
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Produced
by Mark Nauseef: Gamelan Batel Wayang Ramayana CMP Records - CMP CD
3003 Performed by Kusuma Sari, Sading. Recorded at Pura Dalem Pembungan, Sading, Bali, 1989
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Produced
by Mark Nauseef: Gender Wayang Pemarwan - Music For The Balinese
Shadow Play "The Mahabharata" CMP Records - CMP CD 3014 Performed by Sekehe Gender Bharata Muni, Sading. Recorded at Pura Dalem, Pembungan, Sading, Bali, September 1989.
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