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Title: What Country Is This?
By: The Resonance Ensemble
Released in: 2012
Format: CD
Catalog No: MW 885-2
EAN: 5901549185485
Price: 12 EUR
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Tracklist:
1. Fabric Monument (for Czeslaw Milosz) [18:52]
2. Acoustic Fence (for Witold Lutosławski) [15:58]
3. Open Window Theory (for Fred Anderson) [12:49]
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All compositions by KEN VANDERMARK (Twenty First Mobile Music/ASCAP)
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Line-up:
Ken Vandermark - baritone sax & Bb clarinet
Per-Åke Holmlander - tuba
Magnus Broo - trumpet
Michael Zerang - drums
Tim Daisy - drums
Devin Hoff - bass
Mikołaj Trzaska - alto sax & bass clarinet
Dave Rempis - alto & tenor sax
Wacław Zimpel - Bb & bass clarinet
Steve Swell - trombone
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Reed solo orders:
Tracks 1: REMPIS tenor, VANDERMARK baritone, TRZASKA alto, ZIMPEL Bb clarinet
Tracks 2: TRZASKA alto, ZIMPEL bass clarinet
Tracks 3: VANDERMARK Bb clarinet, REMPIS alto
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Recorded:
at STROBE STUDIOS, Chicago, on March 7, 2011 by BOB WESTON.
Mixed by BOB WESTON & KEN VANDERMARK at Chicago Mastering Service.
Mastered by BOB WESTON at CMS.
Typography, photos & design by MAREK WAJDA
Excerpt from liner notes by Ken Vandermark:
In mid December of 2004, for some completely unknown reason, a complimentary issue of Time Magazine showed up in my mailbox. I hate the periodical, never read it except when I’m at the dentist, so I have no idea why it arrived. On the front cover was George W. Bush’s face, he had been selected as “Person of the Year” by the magazine’s editors after his reelection as president. Just one more reason to hate the publication. As I flipped through the pages with masochistic curiosity while drinking my morning coffee, I came across the following, an excerpt from Late Ripeness, written by Czeslaw Milosz