WALKABOUT - A PLACE FOR VISIONS
MUSIC OF DAVE LISIK
Alex Sipiagin, Bob Sheppard, Jazzgroove Mothership Orchestra
WALKABOUT - A PLACE FOR VISIONS
was inspired by the film of the same name, directed by Nicholas Roeg, and the original novel, The Children, by James Vance Marshall. This project was made possible with funding from New Zealand School of Music at Victoria University of Wellington and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
The Jazzgroove Mothership Orchestra is Australia's premiere jazz orchestra. In 2011, the group commissioned Dave Lisik's album-length composition, Walkabout - A Place for Visions, and recorded and premiered the work, with guest soloists Alex Sipiagin and Bob Sheppard, at the Sydney Conservatorium.
1. Walkabout (9:31) "A Place for Visions"
2. The Children (8:32) "Tomorrow Was Also a Day"
3. Random Fireflies (5:46) "Their Nightlights Flickering Like Sparklets"
4. Worumgala, Worum Mwa (5:34) "Where Do You Come From? Where Are You Going?"
5. Intro to Ebony & Moonlight (2:58)
6. Ebony & Moonlight (4:36) "Hour After Hour He Stood There, a Shadow Carved"
7. Walking Alone (5:41) "The Proving of Manhood in His Tribal Timetable"
8. The Medicine Man (6:39) "Those Whom the Spirit Wants, He Takes"
9. Intro to Ritual Dance (1:21)
10. Ritual Dance (6:45) "Harness the Elements, the Fire Was Made"
All music composed by Dave Lisik (ASCAP)
Produced by Dave Lisik and David Theak
Recorded by Stuart Long and Dave Lisik at Studio 301, Sydney, Austrlia
Edited and mixed by Dave Lisik
Mastered by Steve Garden
Musicians:
Alex Sipiagin, trumpet
Bob Sheppard, tenor saxophone
David Theak, alto saxophone
Murray Jackson, alto saxophone
Richard Maegraith, tenor saxophone
Matt Keegan, tenor saxophone
Nick Bowd, baritone saxophone
Darryl Carthew, lead trumpet
Angus Gomm, trumpet
Andy Fiddes, trumpet
Simon Ferenci, trumpet
Dave Panichi, trombone
Ben Gurton, trombone
James Kennedy, trombone
Justin Kearin, bass trombone
Carl Morgan, guitar
Hugh Barrett, piano
Brendan Clarke, contrabass
Jamie Cameron, drums & cymbals
Phil South, percussion
Daryl Pratt, vibraphone