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Urban Sax Avantgarde 1985 France

Performer: Urban Sax
Genre: Jazz / Rock
Album: Fraction Sur Le Temps
Released: 1985
Style: Avantgarde
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Tracklist

Fraction Sur Le Temps
A1	Part 1	2:00
A2	Part 2	4:36
A3	Part 3	5:40
A4	Part 4	7:47
B1	Part 5	10:10
B2	Part 6	7:37

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Distributed By – Mélodie Distribution
Pressed By – SNA
Printed By – Alpha Presses
Published By – Edition Cézame
Recorded At – Studio CNAC GP
Mixed At – Studio CNAC GP
Mastered At – Translab
Lacquer Cut At – Translab

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Alain Brammer, Bernard Duplay, Charles N'Guyen, Christian Raynaud, Claude Giverne, François Hucliez, Gilbert Simana, Hélène Nougaret, Jean-Marc Gardeux, Jean-Michel Laugier, Marc Thomas , Marino Zapellini, Marlène Aufray, Patricia Guigui, Philippe Dibetta, Philippe Hollande, Sabine Joannot
Baritone Saxophone – Armand Antonioli, Gérard Amsellem, Nicolas Carver
Bass Saxophone – Jean-Pierre Chaty
Choir – Beatriz Sterne De Fonteneu, Catherine Mazauric, Deborah Kagan, Diane Dupuis, Dominique Hamen, Elisabeth Miailhe, Elisabeth Zimine, Galeta Streiter, Joëlle Papineau, Joëlle Saladin, Liliane Vaquero, Marie-Laure De Beausacq, Martine Desoille, Maryvonne Ssosse, Valérie Btesh, Véronique Kone
Composed By, Directed By – Gilbert Artman
Design Concept – Véronique Serra
Engineer – Gérard Chiron, Jacques Guillot
Gong – Henri-Paul Gonzales, Philippe Vidal
Guitar – Didier Berland, Jacques Boucher , Jean-Pierre Comencas, Thierry Arredondo
Keyboards – Anne Balester*, Peter Varady
Lacquer Cut By – Gérard Gustave
Layout – Stéphane Heurtaux
Management – Gilles Yepremian*
Mastered By – Frédéric Marin
Other [Danse] – Caroline Marcadé, Dominique Petit, Lila Greene, Mark Tompkins
Percussion – Mireille Bauer, Olivier Cole, Pierre Marcault, Vincent Lespagnole*
Photography By – Irmi Pozorski*
Soprano Saxophone – Fred Wallich, Pascal Quentin, Richard Foy, Sabine Breuillot, Thibaud Saladin
Strings [Quatuor A Cordes] – Pascal Morow*, Sophie Zananini, Thierry Arnoud*, Yves Moreau
Tenor Saxophone – Antoine Duvernet, Antoine Rossi, Bruno Riou-Maillard, Jacques Debray, Miguel Yannover, Moïse Sanchez, Olivier Poriel, Omar Mansouri, Pascal Nicolle, Philippe Dromard, Ruben Alterio, Yvan Feder

Notes

Recorded in June 1982, mixed in May 1985 by Studio CNAC GP.

Front cover embossed.

Made In France

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): LP 6788 A₁ [stamped SNA logo] TL (-joined character)
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): LP 6788 B [stamped SNA logo] TL (-joined character)
Price Code (France, boxed): DK 0
Price Code (France): DK 015
Rights Society: SACEM SACD SDRM SGDL

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
982042	Urban Sax	Fraction Sur Le Temps ‎(CD, Album, RE)	EPM Musique	982042	France	1991
CEL 66789.2	Urban Sax, Gilbert Artman	Urban Sax, Gilbert Artman - Fraction Sur Le Temps ‎(CD, Album)	Celluloid	CEL 66789.2	France	Unknown
LPS154	Urban Sax, Gilbert Artman	Urban Sax, Gilbert Artman - Fraction Sur Le Temps ‎(LP, Album, RE + DVD-V)	Wah Wah Records	LPS154	Spain	2016
CEL 6789	Urban Sax, Gilbert Artman	Urban Sax, Gilbert Artman - Fraction Sur Le Temps ‎(CD, Album)	Celluloid	CEL 6789	France	Unknown

Rivik

...not part three of the original quadrilogy, but an entirely new work entitled FRACTION SUR LE TEMPS, a spectacle composed for performance at the "Pays Industrialises Versailles" combining an even larger saxophone ensemble with a sixteen piece choir, a string quartet, guitars, keyboards, percussion, etc. A very big step forwards, it combines the compositional structures of Lard Free, with highly systemic elements (strong nods to Glass, Riley and Reich), hints of neo-classical musics (especially the choral elements) and the now familiar trademarks of Urban Sax. Cleverly composed and arranged, flowing as one continuous suite, FRACTION SUR LES TEMPS constantly surprises with numerous twists and turns, with brighter and darker passages, and a rich array of sounds. Urban Sax had become much more than anyone could have expected.From my Gilbert Artman "The Eternal Spiral" article in Audion magazine #24 (Feb. 1993)

Tane

Urban Sax was created in 1973. Gilbert Artman, the mastermind behind Lard Free -who has also participated in dozens of recordings by other artists of the French experimental scene that included Delired Chameleon Family, Clear Light, Komintern, etc.- developed an interest in the relation between space and sound. He organised a first experiment that took place in the town of Menton, in the South of France. Artman strategically placed 18 saxophonists, and their sound reverberated through all the village. As time went by the band increased and currently their performances count with up to 34 saxophonists, 1 bass player, 3 percussionists, 2 dancers and 8 vocalists, with a line up that varies depending on each particular project. You can find saxophonists playing over rooftops, or climbing down buildings or arriving in helicopters. It is a fascinating experience that can be hardly translated to vinyl, but through the years they have recorded some of their music and here we are proud to offer vinyl reissues of those works, including one previously released on vinyl format! Urban Sax's music is constructed over the concept of ""continuous sound", around which build and develop poly-rhythmic loops, modulated and nested in a partition and a principle of "distant sound" allowing to question the listening audience. It is about linking audio and visual performances. The music is semi repetitive, with evolving pieces of different colors. Entire saxophone family is represented: sopranos, altos, tenors and bass baritones..." (Wikipedia).

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