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Formats and Editions
1. Mantram – Canto Anonimo. Versione Per Uno Strumento
2. Improvisation VIII
3. Tre Pezzi Per Trombone Solo: I
4. Tre Pezzi Per Trombone Solo: II
5. Tre Pezzi Per Trombone Solo: III
6. Improvisation VI
7. Improvisation III
8. Ko-Tah – Tre Danze DI Shiva Per Chitarra Trattata Come Uno Strumento A Percussione: I
9. Ko-Tah – Tre Danze DI Shiva Per Chitarra Trattata Come Uno Strumento A Percussione: II
10. Ko-Tah – Tre Danze DI Shiva Per Chitarra Trattata Come Uno Strumento A Percussione: III
11. Improvisation XI
12. Improvisation XVII
13. Le Réveil Profond Pour Contrebasse Solo (Cycle Nuits II)
14. Improvisation X
More Info:
Giacinto Scelsi would have celebrated his hundredth birthday in January 2005 - an occasion for an homage, which would bring us close to Scelsi by taking up his principles of self-effacing improvisation and dressing them up in individual clothing. A living homage in the sense that it tries to get close to Scelsi, but only to play freely in a very personal way. The three well-wishers are Michael Kiedaisch (percussion), Stefano Scodanibbio (double bass), and Michael Svoboda (trombone). Mike Svoboda remarks, "The improvisations should sound like composed music, with well-rounded form, a clear concept, and balance. We played an improvisation, and then we pursued a promising idea." This production received the quarterly German Record Critics' Award.
