In the Pipeline
An improvising contemporary trio of trombone and two percussionists, Pipeline presents a major work from each composer–performer, linked by free studio improvisations.
Simone de Haan (trombone), Daryl Pratt (percussion) and Phil Treloar (percussion) recorded the album at the ABC in 1995.
Extended works by each player sit beside short free improvisations, with trombone set against two percussionists across the session.
Artists
Simone De Haan
Simone de Haan's trombone can turn from songful to abrasive in a breath, whether in Carl Vine's Love Song or her own collages with percussion. She writes and improvises as readily as she performs.
Daryl Pratt
Daryl Pratt's vibraphone and percussion cut through jazz fusion and contemporary chamber music with equal bite: MIDI-rich grooves, intricate mallet writing, and compositions that move from meditative shimmer to high-velocity interplay.
Phil Treloar
Phil Treloar's percussion lives where composition meets free play. On the Bruce Cale Quartet live sets his cymbals drive the heat and his accents keep the soloists honest; as composer-performer he builds long-form works that think in pure sound.
Tracks
- Blues Part I 1:01
- Re: Sounds Phil Treloar 2:48
- Autumn Collage Simone De Haan 11:14
- Part I 1:42
- Part II :19
- Part III :27
- Part IV 2:44
- Song Simone De Haan 3:16
- Integrations I Phil Treloar 18:46
- i. 1:13
- ii. :57
- iii. 1:28
- Sock Bop a Dop Daryl Pratt 19:40
- Reflections Daryl Pratt Phil Treloar :40
- Sometimes, Mirrors... Daryl Pratt 2:53
- Blues Part II 2:50
Shifting Energies Simone De Haan
Response Phil Treloar
Performers
- Simone De Haan · trombone
- Daryl Pratt · percussion
- Phil Treloar · percussion
- Pipeline · ensemble
Contributors
Liner Notes
Daryl Pratt
Daryl Pratt's vibraphone and percussion cut through jazz fusion and contemporary chamber music with equal bite: MIDI-rich grooves, intricate mallet writing, and compositions that move from meditative shimmer to high-velocity interplay.
Liner Notes
Phil Treloar
Phil Treloar's percussion lives where composition meets free play. On the Bruce Cale Quartet live sets his cymbals drive the heat and his accents keep the soloists honest; as composer-performer he builds long-form works that think in pure sound.
Liner Notes
Simone De Haan
Simone de Haan's trombone can turn from songful to abrasive in a breath, whether in Carl Vine's Love Song or her own collages with percussion. She writes and improvises as readily as she performs.
Artwork [Cover]
Tim Maguire
Where to listen
In the Pipeline is available for streaming through Apple Music. It can also be purchased through the iTunes Music Store.
In the Pipeline is available as a CD. It can be purchased online through Buywell Music or the Australian Music Centre which both offer online ordering.
Product details
- Catalogue number
- TP095
- Total playing time
- 71 minutes 58 seconds
- Producer
- Maria Vandamme
- Recording Engineer
- Garry Havrillay
Jim Atkins - Venue
- ABC Studios, Sydney
- Credit
- Daryl Pratt
Phil Treloar
Simone De Haan
Tim Maguire - Release date
- 18 Aug 1996
- Label
- Tall Poppies
- Musical work
copyright - © 1996 Tall Poppies Records
- Sound recording
copyright - ℗ 1996 Tall Poppies Records
- Categories
- Australian Classics, Improvisation
- Genres
- Jazz & Improvised, Contemporary Classical
- Barcode
- EAN 9399001109524
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