DORIS DENNISON - Earth Interval LP Rap Subtle layering of additional instruments

Subtle layering of additional instruments such as the glockenspiel and double tin whistle on “Blacksmith” or the lush reverb-laden recorder on “Ca The Yowes” breathes new character into each song

Graham Lambkin

at others humorous and at others critical but always deeply engrossing

Even crescendos don’t tend to rise above a murmur

DORIS DENNISON - Earth Interval LP Rap Subtle layering of additional instrumentsEdition of 300 copies, single sided, incl. insert, 16 page booklet The discovery of Doris Dennison's score represents a genuine musicological breakthroughwhat once would have been "a tree falling in the woods" thirty years ago now holds the potential to render "a thunderous clap in our minds." While researching Anna Halprin's lesser known collaborators, scholar Tom Welsh uncovered the archives of AA Leath, one of Halprin's principal dancers. Buried