CD 1. Thomas Demenga/Heinz Reber Composer. Cellorganics, for cello & organ Work. Heinz Reber Organ, Thomas Demenga Cello.

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Music By – Heinz Reber, Thomas Demenga. Organ – Heinz Reber. Producer – Manfred Eicher. Digital Recording, October 1980, Pauluskirche Bern, Switzerland. 1981 ECM Records GmbH. on tray card: CD is manufactured by PolyGram in Hanover, West Germany on disc: Made in W. Germany by PolyGram on disc (matrix/ring area): MADE IN GERMANY BY PDO.

Cello – Thomas Demenga Organ – Heinz Reber. This album of music for cello and organ by Swiss cellist/composer Thomas Demenga dates from 1980, during something of a heyday for the German label ECM. It was made during the early days of digital recording, and it may be of interest to audiophiles for this reason alone. The music hasn't attracted much attention from theorists of the avant-garde, but it has hung on through several reissues now; someone must be listening to it, and it's quite attractive

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Thomas Demenga, Heinz Reber Cellorganics ECM New Series 1196. Thomas Demenga: cello Heinz Reber: pipe organ. Recorded October 1980 at Pauluskirche Bern, Switzerland Engineer: Martin Wieland Produced by Manfred Eicher. Cellorganics is exemplary of what I see to be ECM’s primary aesthetic: the dialectic possibilities of seemingly disparate instrumental voices, cultures, and sociopolitical contexts. The pairing of cello with organ is but a step away from the former’s canonic place beside the piano. The album’s center finds the two musicians in an exuberant melancholy; one suffused with both rhythmic buoyancy and introspective caution. The organ’s pointillism becomes a comforting counterpoint to the cello’s harmonic glissandi, giving way to an expansive exposition and coda. Ultimately, this album is about power relationships and their reconfigurations.

Thomas Demenga cello Heinz Reber pipe organ Recorded October 1980 at Pauluskirche Bern, Switzerland Engineer: Martin Wieland Produced by Manfred Eicher.

Demenga, Cello; Reber, Pipe Organ. Stunning Sound And A Challenging Avant-Garde Listen. Artist: Thomas Demenga, Heinz Reber Title: Cellorganics Genre: Jazz Type: Used - LP Label: ECM Catalog ID: 1196 Country: Germany Our ID: 66154. View other items by this Artist View other items on this Label.

Thomas Demenga, Heinz Reber. Thomas Demenga Cello. Heinz Reber Pipe Organ. MP3. CD 1. 1. Cellorganic 1 (Heinz Reber, Thomas Demenga). 2. Cellorganic 2 (Heinz Reber, Thomas Demenga). 3. Cellorganic 3 (Heinz Reber, Thomas Demenga). 4. Cellorganic 4 (Heinz Reber, Thomas Demenga).