The Numbers are Dancing, by Mannheimer Schlagwerk

The Numbers are Dancing

by Mannheimer Schlagwerk

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The gaye device Superb playing and rhythms which have such a hypnotic effect. Favorite track: Leon's House (Epitaph for a friend).

sumbuk the mallets are prancing
over wood and over metal
until into your ears the sound does settle
This is really nice. :-) Thanks for pointing it out Dee.

Deidre House Mallet minimalism, a tasty treat! Favorite track: Parallel Motion.

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1.	Dennis Kuhn - Leon's House (Epitaph for a friend) 13:12	buy track
2.	Nik Bärtsch - Seven Eleven 10:28	buy track
3.	Stephan Thelen - Russian Dolls 08:54	buy track
4.	Stephan Thelen - Parallel Motion 12:21	buy track
5.	Markus Reuter - Sexgott: I. Mars 05:00	buy track
6.	Markus Reuter - Sexgott: II. Venus 03:44	buy track
7.	Markus Reuter - Sexgott: III. Eros 05:51	buy track

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Steve Reich's Mallet Quartet has been an astounding success story. Now, one of the world's leading percussion ensembles and a group of four closely connected composers are using his template to lift off into new territories – somewhere between jazz and rock, minimalist pulsations and ambient bliss.

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released December 11, 2021

Recorded 26 to 29 July 2021
Epiphaniaskirche, Mannheim

Recording producer, balance engineer, editing: Dirk Fischer

Liner notes concept: Equinox Embassy
Design and layout: Rutger Zuydervelt
Cover artwork: Imre Fischer

Executive producers: Dirk Fischer, Dennis Kuhn, Giacomo Bruzzo

This recording was made possible by the kind support of:
Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Mannheim, Freundeskreis der Staatlichen Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst e.V., Pro Helvetia – Schweizer Kulturstiftung

Special thanks to: Gordon Van Huizen, Dr. Zoltan und Jacqueline Gömöri, Mark Hassett, Terry Thompson, Jean-Philippe Rossi, Baba Hirokuni, Robert Oetomo, Martin Kunzler, Cédric Theys

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