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9 Compositions for the Multiple Joy[ce] Ensemble

9 Compositions for the Multiple Joy[ce] Ensemble by Matthias Schubert buy album

Matthias Schubert

Label: Red Toucan Records
Released: 2014
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Track Listing

Conlon Zoubeck; Moose; Anthonykowski; Duke Muche; Frith Fields; Boulevinsky; Ende der Zeit; Akkordstudie; John Müller.

Personnel

Matthias Schubert
Matthias Schubert

saxophone, tenor

Additional Personnel / Information

Udo Moll: tromba; Holger Werner: clarinetto; Matthias Muche: trombone; Frank Gratkowski: sax alto; Angelika Sheridan: flauto; Karl Ludwig Hübsch: tuba; Phillip Zoubeck: pianoforte; Scott Fields: chitarra; Axel Lindner: violino; Elisabeth Fügemann: violoncello; Sebastian Gramss: contrabbasso; Matthias Schubert: conduzione.


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