Contributors and acknowledgements
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Thank you to the many participants in this project, including CoMA Maastricht, and particularly Jon Crews (creative technology) and Alfie Crews (sound tech).
A1 | ‘hubbub’ by Jon Crews: based on a field recording taken at the National Composer Awards 2019 |
A2 | Dominic McGonigal: ‘Thanks to the careworkers and essential services’ |
A3 | Alfie Crews |
A4 | Christopher Schlechte-Bond |
A5 | Ruta Vitkauskaite |
A6 | David Silver – stretched accordion and chime |
B1 | Susan Watts |
B2 | Debbie Edwards |
B3 | Janet Oates - ocarinas and whistling |
B4 | Sheena Phillips |
B5 | The Decibelles: Deirdre O’Kelly, Wendy Linsey, Janet Oates www.decibellesuk.co.uk |
B6 | ‘Planet Sounds’: Maastricht Ad hoc ensemble: Aidan – cymbal, Sarah - plastic bag, Anne Marie – vocalisation, Joan – sandpaper |
C1 | Duo Maddalena: Lucy Green (Hurdy gurdy) Janet Oates (renaissance recorder) |
C2 | Janet Oates |
C3 | Sylvia Lim |
C4 | Derek Foster, vibraphone |
C5 | Evan Erickson: ‘Purple Mist’ |
C6 | Debbie Edwards |
D1 | Sheena Phillips |
D2 | Mike Worboys |
D3 | Clark Page |
D4 | Jonathan Ticher |
D5 | Linda Kernohan |
D6 | Clare Menor |
E1 | Dominic McGonigal ‘Micro-meditation’ |
E2 | John Holland: ‘Slice of Sun’ |
E3 | Janet Oates ‘Jewel beetle’ |
E4 | Mick Kahn |
E5 | Colin Johnson |
E6 | Luke Mitchell |
F1 | Rob Percy |
F2 | Pierre America (electric bass) |
F3 | ‘A Parisian in New York’ Andrew Chadwick. Traffic sounds: http://soundbible.com/1609-Traffic-Jam-1.html |
F4 | Chris Reding (alto flute) |
F5 | Danilo Buenante (chord organ from the 1960s) |
F6 | ‘You May Delay’ featuring CoMA Maastricht and other members of CoMA. Taken from a recent collaborative online musical project, ‘You may delay but time will not’, by Janet Oates. |