Album · 2012
Rimbaud
- Released
- 28 August 2012
- Label
- Tzadik Records
- Catalogue no.
- TZ 8301
- Tracklist
- 4 tracks
- Length
- 47:22
- Country
- US
“Rimbaud” is an album by John Zorn, released in 2012 on Tzadik Records. The original release has 4 tracks with a running time of 47:22. The line-up features John Zorn (producer, electronic instruments), Alex Lipowski (vibraphone), Brad Lubman (conductor), Christopher Gross (cello) and Elizabeth Weisser Helgeson (viola).
Who played on Rimbaud
- John Zorn producer, electronic instruments, sampler, alto saxophone, drums (drum set), effects all tracks
- Alex Lipowski vibraphone on 1 track
- Brad Lubman conductor on 1 track
- Christopher Gross cello on 1 track
- Elizabeth Weisser Helgeson viola on 1 track
- Erik Carlson violin on 1 track
- Ikue Mori electronic instruments, other instruments on 1 track
- Kenny Wollesen drums (drum set) on 1 track
- Mathieu Amalric vocals on 1 track
- Rane Moore clarinet on 1 track
- Stephen Gosling piano on 1 track
- Steven Beck piano on 1 track
- Talea Ensemble instruments on 1 track
- Tara Helen O'Connor flute on 1 track
- Trevor Dunn bass on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Bateau ivre — John Zorn 11:01
- 2 A Season in Hell — John Zorn 12:22
- 3 Illuminations — John Zorn 11:39
- 4 Conneries — John Zorn 12:20
Production
- Kazunori Sugiyama producer
- Marc Urselli mix, recording
- Silas Brown mix, recording
- James Perrella engineer
- Scot Moriarty engineer
- Scott Hull mastering
More albums by John Zorn
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Rimbaud?
The line-up of Rimbaud includes John Zorn (producer, electronic instruments), Alex Lipowski (vibraphone), Brad Lubman (conductor), Christopher Gross (cello), Elizabeth Weisser Helgeson (viola), Erik Carlson (violin), Ikue Mori (electronic instruments, other instruments) and Kenny Wollesen (drums (drum set)).
Which label released Rimbaud?
Rimbaud was released in 2012 on Tzadik Records (TZ 8301).
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