Without Borders (mode16), by Bernadette Speach

Without Borders (mode16)

by Bernadette Speach

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	1.	Moto (1982) 07:25
	2.	Pensées (1983) - I. 02:49
	3.	Pensées (1983) - II. 02:09
	4.	Pensées (1983) - III. 03:29
	5.	Trajet (1983) 07:56
	6.	Sonata (1986) 11:37
	7.	Shattered Glass (1987) 07:29
	8.	Telepathy: Poetry/Music Suite - I. "Contessa & Cardsharks" 02:50
	9.	Telepathy: Poetry/Music Suite - II. "Telepathy" 04:03
	10.	Telepathy: Poetry/Music Suite - III. "Boppin' is Safer than Grindin'" 04:37

about

The first recording of music by Bernadette Speach, a student of Morton Feldman, Nicolas Roussakis and Lejaren Hiller. Her music fuses many influences - the gentleness and spareseness of Feldman with the sound of modern jazz. This CD showcases all sides of her compositional talent, including the "cool" Telepathy: Poetry/Music Suite to texts by Thulani Davis (who wrote the libretto for Anthony Davis' opera on Malcolm X, X). Davis appears here to recite her own words against an ensemble of New York's leading jazz musicians. Composer supervised.

credits

released February 6, 1988

The Bowery Ensemble: Leonard Krech, trombone. Michael Pugliese, percussion. Nils Vigeland, piano (1)
Jeffrey Schanzer, guitar (2-4)
Leonard Krech, trombone (5)
Jan Williams, percussion (5)
Anthony de Mare, piano (6)
Michael Pugliese, percussion (7)
Thulani Davis, reciter (8-10)
Lindsay Horner, contrabass (8-10)
Jeffrey Hoyer, trombone (8-10)
Oliver Lake, alto sax (8-10)
Myra Melford, piano (8-10)
Jeffrey Schanzer, guitar (8-10)
Bernadette Speach, piano (8-10)