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Asger Jorn, Jean Dubuffet

Musique Phénoménale (2CD)

Label: Tochnit Aleph

Format: 2CD

Genre: Sound Art

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First ever reissue of those legendary recordings from 1961! Edition of 600 copies, double CD in 6-panel digipak in slipcase, with 12-page illustrated booklet and linernotes by Asger Jorn in french & english.

"Musique Phénomenale" was recorded by Asger Jorn & Jean Dubuffet between December 1960 and March 1961 in Paris, and first published in 1961 as a box containing four 10" records in an edition of 50 copies (+ 6 copies H.C.) by Galleria del Cavallino, Venice. 61 years after it's original release this first ever reissue was produced in an edition of 600 copies by Daniel Löwenbrück / Edition Hans Pumpestok, København, in cooperation with Fondation Dubuffet, Paris.

"(…) It's a curious feeling to implement and test a spontaneous form of orchestration with an artist who has such an extremely independent background. It really felt like we were experiencing an event of singular importance and significance. I can't say if this importance was greater than our own personal joy. But I do know that this music illuminated many ideas for me that had previously remained obscure. For me it remains a kind of phenomenal music, in the sense that in our productions the music became it's own specific phenomenon, and yet one that was still connected to all the other sensorial phenomena. (…)“ - Asger Jorn (from the liner notes)

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Cat. number: TA140
Year: 2022
Notes:
Recorded December 1960 - March 1961 in Paris. Edition of 600 Copies. Six-panel digipak in slipcase with 12-page illustrated booklet including liner-notes by Asger Jorn in French and English. Produced in cooperation with Fondation Dubuffet, Paris.