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The First Two Gigs | Duo Fonetiks
Burn and Butcher are probably most associated for their work in Chris Burn's
ENSEMBLE
- but their musical relationship goes back to the mid 1970s.
For both, their first published recording was the 1984 LP Fonetiks. Around this time they also performed in John Corbett's Freelance with Elton Dean, and Embers with Jim Denley and Marcio Mattos. Most recently Burn has been a key player in the John Butcher Group
Chris Burn's ENSEMBLE
1990 © ivan dias Formed in 1984 to work with strategies to develop a more 'chamber' approach to large group improvising. For the first dozen years the personnel was: Chris Burn - piano John Butcher - saxes Jim Denley- flute Stevie Wishart - violin, hurdy-gurdy Phil Durrant - violin John Russell - guitar Marcio Mattos - cello Matt Hutchinson - synthesiser "The willingness of the Chris Burn Ensemble to explore darker emotions and how they contrast with the beauty surrounding them, returns the depth of potential implied by improvised music back into its practice.
Vienna - March 2005
Chris Burn - piano: Cordula Bösze - flute: Xavier Charles - clarinet: Franz Hautzinger - trumpet: Helge Hinteregger - sampler: Berlin - April 2006
Chris Burn - piano: Kai Fagashinski - clarinet: Diego Chamy - percussion:
Christof Kurtzmann - lloopp: Burkhard Stangl - guitar: ENSEMBLE at Musica Genera
Concert recording from 2002: Teatr Kana, Szczecin, Poland
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Horizontals White Freedom of the City Festival and The Red Rose Club. allmusic Navigations 11 piece version - released on ACTA.Gateway Studios, London: 1997. Richard Barrett's liner notes allmusic The Place 1991 Evan Parker guests on Blocks and Arches.Includes a performance of Keith Rowe's "Pollock #82". Crosswinds Festival, Place Theatre, London: 1991 allmusic Cultural Baggage
Gateway Studios, London: 1990
Released on ACTA. The First Two Gigs As the title says - Walthamstow and Finsbury Park: 2000one final note | all about jazz Fonetiks
LP recorded at Bark Studios, London: 1984
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