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1Prelude7:36
2No Trees Left: Every Blade Of Grass Is Screaming6:35
3Allegro8:39
4Adagio14:48
5Intro5:06

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CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
TOE-LP-802Rhys Chatham An Angel Moves Too Fast To See (For 100 Electric Guitars, Electric Bass, And Drums) ‎(LP, Album)Radium TOE-LP-802US2006

Credits

  • Art Direction – Jeff Hunt
  • Design [Hue, Tint & Brightness] – Susan Archie
  • Drums – Jonathan Kane
  • Electric Bass – Ernest Brooks III
  • Electric Guitar – Dominique Pichon, Jean-François Pauvros, Kent Condon, Robin Lyon
  • Executive-Producer [Executive Production] – Jeff Hunt
  • Mixed By – Martin Wheeler, Rhys Chatham
  • Photography By [Angel Band] – Didier Cocatrix
  • Photography By [Cover, Running Man] – Robert Longo
  • Photography By [Ernie Brooks, Jonathan Kane] – R.C. Archives
  • Photography By [Famous Guitar Trio Performance ] – Shigeo Anzal
  • Written-By – Rhys Chatham

Notes

A release of the Radium series (R88) on Table of the Elements.

Booklet features notes by Tony Conrad from May 1972 (from "Industrial Electricity", p. 16) and notes by Rhys Chatham. Also released on vinyl.

All selections © 2002/2006 Rhys Chatham ℗ 2002/2006 Post Minimalist Music Publishing Company (BMI). This release © ℗ 2006 Table of the Elements. All Rights Reserved.

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Text): 8 06501 18022 3
  • Barcode (String): 806501180223
  • Rights Society (Performance rights): BMI

Companies

  • Copyright (c) – Rhys Chatham
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Post Minimalist Music Publishing Company
  • Copyright (c) – Table Of The Elements
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Table Of The Elements
  • Designed At – World Of anArchie

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Bass Ernest Brooks III Conductor Rhys Chatham Drums Jonathan Kane Electric Guitar Dominique Pichon Electric Guitar Claude Alvarez-Péreyre Electric Guitar Kent Condon Electric Guitar Jean-François Pauvros Mixed Chatham - An Angel Moves Too Fast To See For 100 Electric Guitars, Electric Bass. Skeleton Crew - We're Still Free - Продолжительность. Rhys Chatham. A Rhys Chatham Compendium. Sandwalking Company, Table Of The Elements. An Angel Moves Too Fast To See For 100 Electric Guitars, Electric Bass, And Drums. Bass Ernest Brooks III Conductor Rhys ChathamDrums Jonathan KaneElectric Guitar Dominique PichonElectric Guitar Claude Alvarez-Péreyre Electric Guitar Kent CondonElectric Guitar Jean-François PauvrosMixed By Martin Wheeler, Rhys Chatham. CD2: 'Die Donnergötter' 198586 for six electric guitars, electric bass and drums. Waterloo, No 2' 1986 for three trumpets, two trombones, and percussion. Drastic Classicism' 1982 for four electric guitars, electric bass, and drums. Guitar Trio' 1977 for three electric guitars, electric bass, and drums. In 2002, the master archivists at Table of the Elements made a crowning achievement: the beautiful An Angel Moves Too Fast To See box set by legendary New York composer Rhys Chatham. Holding three discs of guitar-orchestra masterpieces and a thick book of notes inside a heavy silver-and-white package, An Angel was dauntingly monumental, more fit to sit under museum glass than rub up against dusty jewel cases. But it also felt a bit like a coffin. If 100 guitars could sound so great, shouldn't 400 sound even better In 2005, Chatham set out to test this theorem. Songs in album Rhys Chatham - An Angel Moves Too Fast To See Selected Works 1971-1989 2002. Rhys Chatham - Prelude. Rhys Chatham - Intro. Rhys Chatham - Allegro. Rhys Chatham - No Trees Left: Every Blade Of Grass Is Screaming. Rhys Chatham - Adagio. Rhys Chatham - Two Gongs. Rhys Chatham - Massacre On Macdougal Street. Total votes: 0. Moving permanently from New York to Paris, Chatham began composing his masterpiece, a piece for one hundred electric guitars, electric bass and drums. The result, An Angel Moves Too Fast to See, is one of the most extraordinary works in the minimalist canon, one that demonstrates the majesty inherent in Chatham's amplified imagination. Now widely available for the first time, this lavish CD presents this sonic revolution in all its glory, and cements Chatham's reputation as a monolithic figure astride both rock and classical musics. number: TOE CD 802. Open in. Čeština Deutsch Eλληνικά English English UK Español Français हनद Italiano 日本語 한국어 Nederlands Polski Português Русский язык Türkçe 中文. I haven't listened to Rhys Chatham for very long but An Angel Moves Too Fast To See already feels like an undisputable high point. But from the looks of this page and the average star rating, I can see it is disputable. What this five movement piece lacks in variance it makes up with everything else that makes guitar music enjoyable. Along with Branca, Chatham has carved out a unique musical world for himself through the use of electric guitars stomping the campground yet barely leaving a footprint. I like Branca and Chatham both, is that gonna be a problem

Rhys Chatham - An Angel Moves Too Fast To See (For 100 Electric Guitars, Electric Bass, And Drums) mp3

Performer: Rhys Chatham

Title: An Angel Moves Too Fast To See (For 100 Electric Guitars, Electric Bass, And Drums)

Country: US

Release date: 2006

Label: Radium

Style: Contemporary, Avantgarde, Experimental, Symphonic Rock

Catalog: TOE-CD-802

Genre: Rock / Classical

Size MP3: 1453 mb

Rating: 4.9 / 5

Votes: 535

Record source: CD, Album

Rhys Chatham Radium Contemporary Avantgarde Experimental Symphonic Rock 2006

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Pryl
No three-disc box set ‘An Angel Moves Too Fast to See?’ Including these CDs:- the work from which its title is taken- Two Gongs- a compilation w/the same tracks as Radium’s later ‘Die Donnergötter’ compilationThe latter includes “Guitar Trio” and “Massacre on Macdougal Street” among its five compositions.Much of his best-known work is here: in a superb package of the sort you’d expect from Table of the Elements. Including a giant booklet: with countless photos and endless liner notes; much of it printed in metallic ink, of a blue-silver hue. Also an almost-equally lavish Table of the Elements catalogue.Though ‘A Rhys Chatham Compendium’ is a related release? It's a single CD: merely a sampler of material from the full set.Not surprised this didn’t wind up on discogs.com, as it had been an extremely-limited edition. Difficult to obtain unless pre-ordered long ahead of its release, or if one were an employee in the distribution chain.(BTW: no, it's not the same as ‘Guitar Trio Is My Life.’ That’s an entirely-different three-disc set.)Those seeking to confirm its existence? Look at one of these pages:www.allmusic.com/album/chatham-an-angel-moves-too-fast-to-see-selected-works-1971-1989-mw0000659530pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/1408-an-angel-moves-too-fast-to-see-selected-works-1971-1989/
Pryl
No three-disc box set ‘An Angel Moves Too Fast to See?’ Including these CDs:- the work from which its title is taken- Two Gongs- a compilation w/the same tracks as Radium’s later ‘Die Donnergötter’ compilationThe latter includes “Guitar Trio” and “Massacre on Macdougal Street” among its five compositions.Much of his best-known work is here: in a superb package of the sort you’d expect from Table of the Elements. Including a giant booklet: with countless photos and endless liner notes; much of it printed in metallic ink, of a blue-silver hue. Also an almost-equally lavish Table of the Elements catalogue.Though ‘A Rhys Chatham Compendium’ is a related release? It's a single CD: merely a sampler of material from the full set.Not surprised this didn’t wind up on discogs.com, as it had been an extremely-limited edition. Difficult to obtain unless pre-ordered long ahead of its release, or if one were an employee in the distribution chain.(BTW: no, it's not the same as ‘Guitar Trio Is My Life.’ That’s an entirely-different three-disc set.)Those seeking to confirm its existence? Look at one of these pages:www.allmusic.com/album/chatham-an-angel-moves-too-fast-to-see-selected-works-1971-1989-mw0000659530pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/1408-an-angel-moves-too-fast-to-see-selected-works-1971-1989/
Aha! So that's where it can be found.Not sure what's happening. Perhaps a link needs to be added to Chatham's discography page.
Aha! So that's where it can be found.Not sure what's happening. Perhaps a link needs to be added to Chatham's discography page.
It's here: https://www.discogs.com/Rhys-Chatham-An-Angel-Moves-Too-Fast-To-See-Selected-Works-1971-1989/release/700882Strange that it doesn't show up under his listing.
It's here: https://www.discogs.com/Rhys-Chatham-An-Angel-Moves-Too-Fast-To-See-Selected-Works-1971-1989/release/700882Strange that it doesn't show up under his listing.