Milan Stibilj, Makoto Shinohara, Peter SchatFeaturing: Les Percussions de Strasbourg
Épervier De Ta Faiblesse / Alternances / Signalement
FormatLPLabelPhilipsGenreExperimental
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condition (record/cover): G (loud surface noise throughout) / VG+ (sticker on front and small writing on back)
Three composers from three different countries, all writing for Les Percussions de Strasbourg. The Slovenian Milan Stibilj contributes Épervier de ta faiblesse, domine (1964), the Japanese Makoto Shinohara, then working in Europe, Alternances, and the Dutch Peter Schat fills the second side with Signalement, twenty minutes for the full ensemble.
It is a good snapshot of the international network that formed around the Strasbourg group in the sixties, with notes by Maurice Fleuret. A 1967 Philips Prospective 21e siècle pressing in the Héliophore foil sleeve, blue-label variant.
Release notes
Different version with blue labels AND Ⓓ on the Left to the BIEM right society "Épervier de ta faiblesse, domine" composed 1964. "Alternances & Signalement" composed 1961. All pieces composed for Les percussions de Strasbourg. Cover printed using the Héliophore process at S.P.P. (Paris, France).
| A1 | Épervier De Ta Faiblesse, Domine | 8:30 | |
| A2 | Alternances | 13:23 | |
| B | Signalement | 20:00 |
- Guy Laporte
- Engineer
- Maurice Fleuret
- Liner Notes
- Claude Ricou
- Percussion
- Detlev Henri Kieffer
- Percussion
- Gabriel Bouchet
- Percussion
- Georges Van Gucht
- Percussion
- Jean-Paul Batigne
- Percussion
- Jean-Paul Finkbeiner
- Percussion
- Aubert
- Photography By
- Michel Bernard
- Producer
