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Syrinx -1970 - Abstract, Experimental (Rare Vinyl) Prog Rock, Experimental, Ambient A FEW MARKS

Syrinx -1970 - Abstract, Experimental (Rare Vinyl) Prog Rock, Experimental, Ambient A FEW MARKS

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Syrinx ‎– Syrinx -1970 -  Abstract, Experimental  (Rare Vinyl)

stock photo only - very rare and hard to find !! 

Some marks on side # 1 - guaranteed to play 

priced accordingly

Syrinx released its first (eponymous) album in 1970. In its wake, the group found itself newly in demand from a variety of quarters: Syrinx opened for jazz legend Miles Davis on his Bitches Brew tour, and played bills with Ravi Shankar.

In addition, the first release attracted the attention of executives from CTV, which commissioned a theme song for its forward-looking television series Here Come the Seventies. This commission resulted in Mills-Cockell composing Tillicum, which was later released as a single and was included on Syrinx’s second album.

The first album also resulted in a 1971 commission, from the respected Toronto Repertory Orchestra under the direction of Milton Barnes, of Stringspace, which Mills-Cockell composed for Syrinx, the TRO, and additional percussion. Stringspace is a 26-minute composition in four movements: Syren, December Angel, Ibisitx, and Field Hymn (Epilogue). Stringspace was performed live and broadcast on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s program Music to See in 1971

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True North Records ‎– TN-2
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Sleeve Condition (Out of 10) ~ 7  - general discolouring and age wear

Label Condition (Out of 10) ~ 10
Vinyl Condition ~ (Out of 10)
Side 1 -7 long light marks
side 2 - 9

BIN #R6 -2nd copy - 1st listed seperately

Tracklist

A1 Melina's Torch 2:59
A2 Journey Tree 4:48
A3 Chant For Your Dragon King 10:22
A4 Field Hymn 1:46
B1 Hollywood Dream Trip 5:15
B2 Father Of Light 2:14
B3 Appalosa - Pegasus 11:34
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