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ELEVENTH HOUR (WITH ARDITTI STRING QUARTET / UWE DIERKSEN / WILLIAM WINANT )

Fred Frith

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Studio Album, released in 2005

Songs / Tracks Listing

DISC 1:
1. Lelekovice 1 (1:48)
2. Lelekovice 2 (4:42)
3. Lelekovice 3 (0:48)
4. Lelekovice 4 (3:18)
5. Lelekovice 5 (2:07)
6. Lelekovice 6 (4:45)
7. Lelekovice 7 (5:44)
8. Lelekovice 8 (1:04)
9. Lelekovice 9 (4:09)
10. Tense Serenity 1 (11:23)
11. Tense Serenity 2 (5:00)
12. Tense Serenity 3 (4:58)
13. Tense Serenity 4 (3:58)
14. Tense Serenity 5 (2:13)
Total Time 55:58

DISC 2:
1. Allegory 1 (3:54)
2. Allegory 2 (7:02)
3. Allegory 3 (4:11)
4. Stick Figures (17:37)
5. Fell (11:55)
Total Time 44:39




Line-up / Musicians

- Fred Frith / electric guitars
- William Winant / electric guitars
- Uwe Dierkson / trombone
Arditti String Quartet:
- Irvine Arditti / violin
- Graeme Jennings / violin
- Ralf Ehlers / viola
- Rohan de Saram / violincello


Releases information

2 x CD Winter & Winter 910 103-2 (Germany)

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Review by Slartibartfast
COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator / In Memoriam
2 stars I still have yet to find an album in this decade by Frith that I like as much as his '80's stuff. Fred's become a much serious musical artist, perhaps a bit too serious. The humor and politics is now a thing of the past. However if you are familiar with that era and didn't find it appealing, you might want to check out what he's been doing lately.

This is a hard album to categorize. Maybe it fits in with modern classical or something. We do have two electric guitarists (the second only plays with Frith on a piece called Stick Figures), but also a string quartet (two violins, a viola, and a violincello), with a trumpeter. I am at a loss of words to really describe this music. I guess the term that first comes to mind is dissonant. A quote from the liner notes; "kids playing, security guards with night sticks, radio static." It was only for a piece called Tense Serenity.

If you're coming at prog from a modern classical area, this just might be the thing for you. If you are coming at the music of Fred Frith from a more conventional prog rock place, I'd recommend you start somewhere else.

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