David Panton's One Music, by David Panton

David Panton's One Music

by David Panton

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1.	Wind 67 15:23	info	buy track
2.	Symphony Four (In Tor Men) 03:35	info	buy track
3.	free improvisation - Monotony With Variations 22:08	info	buy track
4.	Sections 10 & 11 (Wind 67) 05:18	info	buy track

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This was the first of the NONDO series of recordings produced by Panton in the 1970s. It reflects some of the methods and styles he used: juxtapositions of free improvisation, composition, use of musicians and non-musicians, sometimes highly organised, sometimes reliant on chance encounters and serendipity. The ONE MUSIC concept was about using any resources/sources without discrimination, whether in terms of style, genre, methodology, instrumentation, personnel, musical/non-musical and so on, inclusively - the diametric opposite of the exclusiveness of the non-idiomatic approach of Derek Bailey, or the almost pointillist approach of John Stevens.

See full liner notes at:
pantonmusic.com/tmp/NONDO-HTLP1370.html

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released December 1, 2012

Released as NondoHTLP1370 (vinyl original 1972, cassette 1979, CD/download 1/12/2012)
David Panton - alto saxophone, percussion, shortwave radio, composer
Jolyon Laycock - ring modulation
Simon Hakiel - piano frame
plus Adrian Welham, Martin Welham, & Des Allenby - voices
Recorded at Birmingham Arts Lab 1970/71
East Dulwich, Londn 1970
Moseley, Birmingham 1971
All works published by D & ED Panton Music/Compatible Recording & Publishing Ltd
pantonmusic.com

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