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Recorded at Columbia Studios, also Concierto de Aranjuez (adagio) (Miles Davis), Saeta (Miles Davis) and Solea (Miles Davis)
Written by Steve Reich, also Little Fluffy Clouds (Seven Inch MK 1) (The Orb), The Desert Music: I. Fast (The Brooklyn Philharmonic Chorus) and The Desert Music: III. Part Three: Slow (The Brooklyn Philharmonic Chorus)
Produced by Manfred Eicher, also Every Day (I Thank You) (Michael Brecker), Music for a Large Ensemble (Jay Clayton) and Story From a Stranger (Pat Metheny)
Released on ECM Records, also Every Day (I Thank You) (Michael Brecker), Music for a Large Ensemble (Jay Clayton) and Story From a Stranger (Pat Metheny)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
169 other songs on fono were recorded at Columbia Studios, by Chicago and Miles Davis and others
Manfred Eicher produced 647 songs on fono
Martin Wieland engineered 95 songs on fono
Manfred Eicher’s most frequent co-mixer is James A. Farber (19 songs together)
Credits
All 17 credits
- Written by
- Steve Reich
- Produced by
- Manfred Eicher
- Performed by
- Christopher Finckel, Edmund Niemann, Mort Silver, Nurit Tilles, Robert Chausow, Ruth Siegler, Shem Guibbory and Virgil Blackwell
- Engineered by
- Martin Wieland
- Mixed by
- Manfred Eicher, Martin Wieland and Steve Reich
- Recorded at
- Columbia Studios
- Released on
- ECM Records
- Written by
- Steve Reich
- Produced by
- Manfred Eicher
- Performed by
- Christopher Finckel, Edmund Niemann, Mort Silver, Nurit Tilles, Robert Chausow, Ruth Siegler, Shem Guibbory and Virgil Blackwell
- Engineered by
- Martin Wieland
- Mixed by
- Manfred Eicher, Martin Wieland and Steve Reich
- Recorded at
- Columbia Studios
- Released on
- ECM Records
Connected by credits
Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same writer: Steve Reich
Same producer: Manfred Eicher
Same engineer: Martin Wieland
Music for a Large Ensemble
Jay Clayton, Elizabeth Arnold, Virgil Blackwell, Robert Chausow, Richard Cohen, James Dooley, Marshall Farr, Christopher Finckel, Michael Finckel, Vince Gnojek, Shem Guibbory, James Hamlin, Russell Hartenberger, Douglas Hedwig, Ed Joffe, Claire Bergman, Edmund Niemann, Lewis Paer, James Preiss, Steve Reich, Gary Schall, Richard Schwarz, Ruth Siegler, Mort Silver, Judy Sugarman, David Van Tieghem, Nurit Tilles, Glen Velez, Bob Becker, Larry Karush
1980Same studio: Columbia Studios
Same writer: Steve Reich
TDSame engineer: Martin Wieland
Same mixer: Manfred Eicher
Same studio: Columbia Studios
Elsewhere
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1MusicBrainz Octet was performed by Christopher Finckel
Octet was performed by Christopher Finckel
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
2MusicBrainz Octet was performed by Edmund Niemann
3MusicBrainz Octet was performed by Mort Silver
4MusicBrainz Octet was performed by Nurit Tilles
5MusicBrainz Octet was performed by Robert Chausow
6MusicBrainz Octet was performed by Ruth Siegler
7MusicBrainz Octet was performed by Shem Guibbory
8MusicBrainz Octet was performed by Virgil Blackwell
9MusicBrainz Octet was produced by Manfred Eicher
10MusicBrainz Octet was written by Steve Reich
11MusicBrainz Octet is part of the release Octet / Music for a Large Ensemble / Violin Phase
Octet is part of the release Octet / Music for a Large Ensemble / Violin Phase
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
12MusicBrainz Octet was recorded at Columbia Studios
13MusicBrainz ECM Records is the label of the song Octet
ECM Records is the label of the song Octet
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
14MusicBrainz Octet was engineered by Martin Wieland
15MusicBrainz Octet was mixed by Manfred Eicher
16MusicBrainz Octet was mixed by Martin Wieland
17MusicBrainz Octet was mixed by Steve Reich
18MusicBrainz Octet was released on 1980