Music For Other Occasions

Recorded and mixed at Wave and Milo studios, spring 83 - summer 85, [...] except: "No Missiles" & "They're Moving In" recorded at Cold Storage Studio [...], "Plate Dance" recorded at Camden 8 Studio [...], "Next Century" & "We'd Rather Fly" recorded March 87 at Trion Studio Frankfurt/Main [...], "From Morning Till Midnight" recorded March 87 [...], "The Colony Comes A Cropper" recorded September 90 at HOW Studio London [...], mixed July 91 at Milo Studio [...], "Fledermaus" recorded July '90 [...]. Thanks to [l27413] and to everyone who commissioned the music. "Speed Of Light", "Iceland The Long Dance", "As She Breathes", "Elegy" and "They're Moving In" are studio versions of the music from "Face On", a solo dance and song show by Maedée Duprès, which toured in 1983. "Iceland The Long Dance" was choreographed by Sally Potter and "Elegy" by Richard Alston. The music was commissioned by Maedée Duprès with funds provided by the Arts Council of Great Britain. "Belfast" is from "Green Flutes", a [l205299] television documentary about a Republican flute band from Glasgow. Directed by Nancy Scheisari, 1983. "The Number 8 Bus", "Torn Away", "No Missiles", "Who Knows?" and "Excahnge" are from "Hang On A Minute", a series of one minute films for [l205299] television by Lis Rhodes and Jo Davis, 1984. "Plate Dance" is from "The Time Of Their Lives" by Burnt Bridges theatre group, 1984. "Royal Courts Of Justice" and "Julia / End Credits" are from "Breaking The Silence", a film about lesbian mothers for [l205299] television. Directed by Melanie Chait, 1984. "The Assassination Waltz" is from Monstrous Regiment theatre group's production of "The Execution" by Melissa Murray, 1982. Arranged from the marching song "Don't Lose Heart" by N. Peskov, 1873. "Domestic Bliss" is a comedy/drama made for Channel 4 television. Directed by Joy Chamberlain, 1984. "Next Century" is from "Das Nächste Jahrhundert Wird Unseres Sein" (The Next Century Will Be Ours), directed by Claudia von Alemann for [l72457] television. "From Morning Till Midnight" is from the Soho Poly Theatre production of "From Morning Till Midnight" (Von Morgens Bis Mitternachts) by George Kaiser. "The Colony Comes A Cropper" is from Monstrous Regiment theatre group's production of "The Colony Comes A Cropper" by Marivaux/Robyn Archer. "Fledermaus" is from the Playbox Theatre (Melbourne) production of Cafe Fledermaus" by Robyn Archer. "We'd Rather Fly" is from "Wir Wollen Lieben Fliegen Als Kriechen" (We'd Rather Fly Than Crawl), directed by Claudia von Alemann for [l72457] television. © 1986/1991 * p 1991 Edition No Man's Land Published by Review Records Distributed by No Man's Land Total time: 52:30 Made in Austria Packaging: standard jewel case with 12 page booklet Previous DADC Austria pressing: [r=1657274]