Bill Bruford
Bill Bruford the only man to play with Yes, Genesis and King Crimson talks about his ongoing Jazz project Earthworks.
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BP312CD
Release date
01/06/2001
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Third Ear Band
Music of Macbeth
Disc 1
1. Overture 2. The Beach 3. Lady Macbeth 4. Inverness:Macbeth's Return 5. The Banquet 6. Dagger And Death 7. At The Well 8. Court Dance 9. Fleance 10. Grooms Dance 11. Bear Baiting 12. Ambush /Banquo's Ghost 13. Going To Bed 14. The Cauldron 15. Prophesies 16. Wicca Way Third Ear Band were formed in 1969, managed by Blackhill Enterprises (Pink Floyd, Roy Harper, Kevin Ayers), they soon secured a deal with EMI's " underground" label Harvest . They were a regular feature of the free Hyde Park gigs in the late 60's /early 70 's, sharing the bill with their label mates.
Their hypnotic pop chamber music was the perfect soundtrack to Roman Polanski's Macbeth, which was released in 1972.
The album was recorded in Air Studios, where the band working closely with Polanski improvised whilst viewing clips of the film.
It was nominated for best film music at the BAFTA awards, losing out to The Godfather.
Critic Debora Thomas said ::::"the score painstakingly created for Macbeth stands on it's own , a baleful but strangely beautiful interweaving of modern and medieval music ".
Their hypnotic pop chamber music was the perfect soundtrack to Roman Polanski's Macbeth, which was released in 1972.
The album was recorded in Air Studios, where the band working closely with Polanski improvised whilst viewing clips of the film.
It was nominated for best film music at the BAFTA awards, losing out to The Godfather.
Critic Debora Thomas said ::::"the score painstakingly created for Macbeth stands on it's own , a baleful but strangely beautiful interweaving of modern and medieval music ".
