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Moondog - A New Sound Of An Old Instrument (1979) {Kopf KD133017 rel 1997} (plus missing track 13 from LP}
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© 1977, 1997 Roof Music / Kopf Records | KD 13 30 17
Classical / Jazz / Avant-Garde / Modern Classical / Modern Composition / Minimalism / Organ

The only thing that is wrong with this is that it is so short! It's about 35 minutes long, but what a thirty five minutes! Moondog felt that the organ could fit any musical style and set out to prove it. My favourite track is "Mirage" which is a lengthened treatment of "Oboe Round", which I first heard on "Viking on 6th Avenue". The moods that are created are magical it really is a splendid album.

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