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Willem Breuker Kollektief

In Holland (2LP)

Format2LPLabelFMPGenreJazz & Improvisation

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Original 1981 double LP edition with gatefold sleeve on BVHaast of the Kollektief's finest album full of superb orchestrations.

condition (records/cover): M/EX (vinyl is clean and shiny / sleeve is in great condition except for a round 1/4" sticker removal residue on front)

Willem Breuker: soprano and alto saxophone, e-flat horn, bass clarinet, voice
Bob Driessen: alto and baritone saxophone
Maarten van Norden: alto and tenor saxophone
Boy Raaymakers: trumpet
Andy Altenfelder: trumpet
Willem van Manen: trombone
Bernard Hunnekink: trombone
Henk de Jonge: piano, accordion, synthesizer
Arjen Gorter: bass,
Rob Verdurmen: drums
Recorded at M.C.R. Studio Amersfoort, Holland, April 21th, 22th, May 6th 1981.

Details
File under: Free JazzBig Band
Cat. number: BVHAAST 041/042
Year: 1981

Release notes

Recorded at M.C.R. Studio Amersfoort, Holland, April 21th, 22th, May 6th 1981. Mixed September 28th, 29th, October 14th 1981. Tracks A3 and A4 are combined.

Tracklist
A1Ouverture "De Vuyle Wasch"9:06
A2Sur L'autoroute4:37
A3Tango Superior6:55
A4Interruptie
B1Deining5:34
B2Kudeta3:34
B3Prokof4:39
B4Invasie Muziek Bob + Babe1:31
B5To Be With Louis P.4:06
C1Pale Fire10:33
C2Hopsa, Hopsa7:32
Concertino No. 5 In F Minor
D1aAdagio2:42
D1bDa Cappella1:57
D1cA Tempo Commodo3:07
D1dA Tempo Giusto1:30
D2Marche Funèbre From "De Vuyle Wasch"9:52
Credits
Bob Driessen
Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone
Maarten van Norden
Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Arjen Gorter
Bass
Henk de Jonge
Composed By (C2), Piano, Accordion
Unico Wilhelm Graaf Van Wassenaer
Composed By (D1a to D1d)
Willem Breuker
Composed By (A1 to B5, D2), Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Clarinet [E Flat]
Willem van Manen
Composed By (C1), Trombone
Ariane Gscheidle
Cover, Artwork
Rob Verdurmen
Drums
Jean Van Lingen
Photography By
Ben Uijtjens
Recorded By
Bernard Hunnekink
Trombone
Andy Altenfelder
Trumpet
Boy Raaymakers
Trumpet