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VOL № E104 — August 2021

Beverly Glenn-Copeland

Beverly Glenn-Copeland
Why you'll love it...
Beverly Glenn-Copeland, his 1971 self-titled sophomore album, marks a point where the young composer began to branch off from the classical tradition, to seek out what pleased him and integrate it into his own work. “At a very young age, I found that I liked just about all the music I ever heard,” he said. “I was finally letting myself explore music from around the world more.” The imprint from his years spent as a Lieder singer had started to leave him: “That tradition was starting to disappear from my body,” he said. In its place flowed North American folk and jazz, and music from Asia and Africa. These newer influences made an electric combination. They also made the work largely unclassifiable in the era of record stores’ neatly delineated sections.
Label
Transgressive
Original Release Year
1971
Release Type
Reissue
Format
1 lp
Speed
33 1/3 rpm
Vinyl Size
12 inch
Weight
180 gram
Foil Stamped
Yes
Color
"Windows of Rain" Galaxy
Jacket
Tip-On; Gatefold
Mastering Studio
Electric Mastering
Mastering Engineer
Guy Davie
Remastering Details
Lacquers Cut by Guy Davie at Electric Mastering
Extras
Listening Notes Booklet by Sasha Geffen, Art Print by Valerie Nichol
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