Clearing Customs

Clearing Customs
Clearing Customs
Studio album by Fred Frith
Released February 2011
Recorded November and December 2007, Germany
Genre Jazz, free improvisation
Length 67:50
Label Intakt (Switzerland)
Fred Frith chronology
Eye to Ear III
(2010)
Clearing Customs
(2011)

Clearing Customs is a studio album by English guitarist, composer and improvisor Fred Frith.[1] It is based on a week of recordings and performances in November and December 2007 at a New Jazz Meeting at SWR, a German radio station in southwest Germany. Two hour-long national broadcasts were made.[2] The album was released by Intakt Records in February 2011.

The music is based on a 75-minute composition by Frith, and improvised by all the performers.[1] It uses a "graphic structural model" that links "diverse types of musical events" on a time line.[3] Traditional jazz instruments were used, plus Asian guzheng and tablas, and electronics. Frith drew on English theatre maker Peter Brook's approach of bringing together performers from completely different cultural backgrounds.[3]

Contents

Track listing

All tracks composed by Frith.

  1. "Clearing Customs" – 67:50

Source:[4]

Personnel

  • Fred Frith – guitar, home-made instruments
  • Wu Feiguzheng
  • Anantha Krishnan – mridangam, tablas
  • Marque Gilmore – drums, electronics
  • Tilman Müller – trumpet
  • Patrice Scanlon – electronics
  • Daniela Cattivelli – electronics

Source:[1]

Sound and artwork

Recorded at SWR studio 1 in Baden-Baden, Germany on November 29, 2007, and in Saarbrücken, Germany on December 1, 2007.

  • Wolfgang Bachner – recording engineer
  • Alfred Habelitz – sound engineer
  • Fred Frith – mixing, liner notes
  • Manfred Seiler – mixing
  • Manfred Seiler – mastering
  • Reinhard Kager – liner notes
  • Heike Liss – cover art
  • Jonas Schoder – graphic design

Source:[1]

References

External links

External images
SWR New Jazz Meeting, November 2007
by Walter Layher

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