Down the Corridor (Chronicle of a Life)

by Art Lande - Boy Girl Band

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1.	My Parents Meet 02:56	buy track
2.	Planting the Seed 03:11	buy track
3.	Pregnancy 04:23	buy track
4.	I am Born 02:12	buy track
5.	I Study 01:45	buy track
6.	Love 02:24	buy track
7.	Opportunity Knocks 01:38	buy track
8.	Travel to Asia 02:59	buy track
9.	Travel to Africa 03:06	buy track
10.	Travel to America 03:00	buy track
11.	Movement and Stillness 04:04	buy track
12.	Simplicity 02:26	buy track
13.	Celebration 02:03	buy track
14.	Ringworms in the Feet of Your Heart 01:37	buy track
15.	Beingness 00:39	buy track
16.	Aging and Illness 02:48	buy track
17.	Death and Despair 01:07	buy track
18.	Life After Death 02:10	buy track
19.	Down the Corridor 03:14	buy track
20.	Burial in Click-Clack Garden 03:21	buy track
21.	Blessed Peace 01:32	buy track

about

Travel with the Boy Girl Band as they play through the fascinating life and times of Aufreiden.

Set in evocative, post-war Europe, Burt finds Madeline. Love, romance, gestation, and then, Aufreiden! (Coming out with joy and freedom.)

For the exuberant Aufreiden, life's passages are fertile, imaginative excursions in different countries and cultures, complete with antics, despair, compassion and contemplation.

credits

released March 1, 2009

Recorded February 23, 2008 at NFA Studios, Denver, CO. Colin Bricker engineer.
Mixed by Colin Bricker & Boy-Girl Band.
Mastered by Stevin McNamara, Ashland, OR.
Composition and publication rights – Art Lande, Kilkhabart Music, BMI (under the title Down the Corridor).
"Ringworms" poem is "Blow the Flame out in Rhythm" by Jack Collum.
Cover art by Ken Bernstein

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Art Lande Boulder, Colorado

Art Lande is considered one of today's premiere improvisational jazz pianists. After playing, recording and teaching with many notable greats in several creative hubs of the US and Europe, he moved to Boulder, CO, in 1987, where he continues to eliminate barriers and boundaries between listening and creating music, right now, together. ... more