Fire Sign (2011, Tzadik Records)

by Jeremiah Cymerman

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	1.	Opening 00:59
	2.	Collapsed Eustachian 08:47
	3.	I Woke Up Early The Day That I Died 10:01
	4.	Touched With Fire 16:45
	5.	Burned Across the Sky 16:40

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2011 release on Tzadik Records. Unfortunately I do not have the rights to sell digital downloads of this album, but if you buy this CD from me, you will get a free download of the album along with it from this bandcamp page.

Jeremiah Cymerman's second CD for Tzadik presents four new cut-up pieces using "recycled" source materials. Collapsed Eustachian for two trumpets and processing draws from two separate solo concerts of Nate Wooley and Peter Evans. I Woke Up Early the Day that I Died, for solo contrabass and processing is arranged as miniature scenes that shift in mood and densities from section to section and is brilliantly performed by Tom Blancarte. Burned Across the Sky for processed clarinet and tape loop is a 6 bar phrase taken from an ensemble piece written for a Roulette concert in 2009 with a home recorded cut-up clarinet solo superimposed. Featuring Nate Wooley, Harris Eisenstadt, Sam Kulik, Chris Hoffman and Tom Blancarte, it is a major new work written as a dedication/eulogy piece for Jeremiah’s late step-father Christopher Bird. Four exciting new avant garde works from the mind of this cutting edge composer/performer!

-John Zorn

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released August 1, 2011

Personnel:
Jeremiah Cymerman: Clarinet, Electronics, Synth
Nate Wooley: Trumpet
Tom Blancarte: Contrabass, Bass
Brian Chase: Drums
Peter Evans: Trumpet
Christopher Hoffman: Cello
Sam Kulik: Trombone

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Jeremiah Cymerman New York, New York

Jeremiah Cymerman (b. 1980) is a New York City-based composer, multi-instrumentalist and producer. Apocalyptic electroacoustic chamber music. Low drones, earth tones, and birth stones.

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