Jazz
Eyvind Kang - Bass, Cymbals, Erhu, Harp, Keyboards, Noise, Piano, Producer, Tape Manipulation, Tuba, Violin, Vocals, Voices
Alan Kestle - Violin
Allan Tucker - Mastering
Angela Baldoz - Trumpet
Billy Oskay - Engineer, Recorder
Brad Mowen - Vocals, Voices
Brent Arnold - Cello
Brian Fairbanks - Flute
Byron Au Yong - Harp, Harpsichord
Courtney Agguire - Vocals, Voices
Craig Flory - Guitar (Acoustic), Moog Synthesizer, Sax (Alto)
Crystal - Vocals, Voices
David Newgarden - Associate Producer, Producer
David Nicholson - Engineer
David Nicolson - Recorder
David Pascal - Engineer, Recorder
David Slusser
Doug Haire - Engineer, Recorder
Evan Schiller - Recorder
Geoff Harper - Bass
George Harper - Bass
Ian Rashkin - Bass
Jasmine - Vocals, Voices
Jessica Lurie - Sax (Alto)
John Zorn - Executive Producer, Producer
Kazunori Sugiyama - Associate Producer
Kimsu Theiler - Design
Mike Anderson - Trumpet
Mike Stone - Percussion
Randall Dunn - Editing Assistant, Sequencing Assistant
Reggie Watts - Drum Machine, Drums
Scott Perry - Oboe, Vocals
Susanna Knapp - Flute
Tari Nelson-Zagar - Bass
Terry Hsu - Violin
Tim Young - Amplifiers, Guitar, Vocals, Voices
Tod Lemkuhl - Engineer, Recorder
Trey Spruance - Engineer, Recorder
Eyvind Kang
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Genre: Avntg
Styles: Avant-Garde, Modern Composition, Experimental, Experimental Rock
Violinist Eyvind Kang is from Seattle, where he studied music at Cornish College for the Arts, in addition to studying violin with Michael White. In 1994, Kang received an Artist Support Program grant (by the Jack Straw Foundation) and used it to record the first seven of his series of musical compositions called "NADEs." This recording, 7 NADEs, was released on the Tzadik label in 1996, followed two years later by his Theater of Mineral Nades. Using structures similar to those of classical music, and conventions similar to those in jazz, Kang draws from a variety of traditional and popular styles. Besides composing and playing his own material (and occasionally playing the tuba), Kang has played violin in Bill Frisell's quartet, with John Zorn, the Sun City Girls, and in Wayne Horvitz' 4 + 1 Ensemble. In 1999, an album with clarinetist Francois Houle and drummer Dylan VanDerSchyff entitled Pieces of Time was released on the Canadian label Spool.
---Joslyn Layne, All Music Guide |
