The Art Of Erasure, by Luc Houtkamp

The Art Of Erasure

by Luc Houtkamp

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Lawrence Stanley & Hope Carr These thoughtful and engaging (and fun) solo works explore sonic and textural possibilities of the saxophone without being in the least derivative. Luc has masterful control over his instruments.

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1.	Part 1 05:34	buy track
2.	Part 2 04:26	buy track
3.	Part 3 00:37	buy track
4.	Part 4 04:43	buy track
5.	Part 5 03:03	buy track
6.	Part 6 03:53	buy track
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Originally released as an LP on Ooyervaer Disk, this is Houtkamp's first solo album. Now reissued here with two bonus tracks from a solo concert in Bremen, Germany, recorded in 1991.

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released June 8, 2018

Luc Houtkamp - alto and tenor saxophones

Track 1-8 was recorded at Theatre Frascati in Amsterdam, 14-15 June 1984. The beginning of track 1 was recorded in Den Haag, 13 January 1985.
Track 9-10 were recorded on 15 November 1991, in Gallerie Rabus, Bremen

Recordings by Dick Lucas (track 1-8), unknown (track 9-10

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