Vibra #2
from Vibra Trilogy by Mark Wastell
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Vibra #2 forms part of a series of compositions for solo tam tam dedicated to the memory of artist, writer and musician Roger Sutherland. Roger was a long term member of the British group Morphogenesis and the tam tam used on this recording is from Roger's collection. (Original liner notes)
Recorded at the Old School, Norfolk on 21 June 2004 by Graham Halliwell.
Mark Wastell - 24" tam tam
Recorded at the Old School, Norfolk on 21 June 2004 by Graham Halliwell.
Mark Wastell - 24" tam tam
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from Vibra Trilogy,
released March 8, 2024
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