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Honeymoon after 1st world marriage 1984

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This is a composition by Alfred 23 Harth from the World Music Meeting at the SWF-Radio organized by Joachim Ernst Berendt in 1984 – there exists an LP from this meeting with many different combinations of players on the defunct label "riskant" – but the following information is not on the LP: Just shortly before this recording, a performance took place at A23H's gallery in Frankfurt/M where players around the world met via telephoned "conference call". With loudspeakers connected to their phones, all the participating groups contributed poems and songs. Simultaneously, A23H played a tenor solo that went around the world. At that time, the idea of simultaneous global communication was pioneering, and very thrilling to all the participants. This performance was called "Marry the world by conference call". The SWF radio meeting happened shortly after that in 1984 so A23H named his composition "Honeymoon After First World Marriage" with Charlie Mariano, Karl Berger, Peter Kowald, Trilok Gurtu, Barry Altshul and Alfred 23 Harth.

This track is from the private compilation "Chic ago" by Alfred Harth.

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released April 11, 2023
Charlie Mariano - as
Alfred 23 Harth - ts
Karl Berger - piano
Trilok Gurtu - perc
Barry Altshul - dr

Composition by Alfred Harth, copyright registered on GEMA

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This is the opening of my archive of so far unreleased music. A23H

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