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composer: Michael Riessler
editor: Klaus Schoening
interpreter: Michael Riessler - Geoffrey Wharton - Judith Rutenberg - Vincent Royer - Jean-Louis Matinier - Nigel Charnock - Susanne Eychmueller
booklet writer: Klaus Schoening
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| Michael Riessler: clarinet, saxophone: voice / Nigel Charnock: voice and dance / Geoffrey Wharton: Judith Rutenberg: violin / Vincent Royer: viola / Susanne Eychmüller: cello / Jean-Louis Matinier: accordion |
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"Fever": To a complex sound composition by the German composer and jazz musician Michael Riessler, the English dancer, actor, writer and cho-reographer Nigel Charnock interprets some of William Shakespeare’s sonnets in perma-nent excessive movement. In "Ji-Virus", a jingle is exposed to the voracity of killer viruses. Thus, the motif changes so much that there continually develop new meanings. At the same time the viruses destroy the pre-ceding information and produce new ones.
The recordings were produced in the "Studio of Acoustic Art" of the West German Radio Station (WDR) by Klaus Schoning.
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Fever: Shakespeare Sonnets in Voice, Dance and Music
Ji-Virus
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