Warner Jepson - Totentanz LP CD's I Adore You

I Adore You

this meant leaving jazz behind (at least partially) and embracing the chants and rhythms of devotional music

the newly available Minimoog synthesizer and a 4-track machine

" a reference to the group's status as post-Coltrane players

Prior to forming Liquid Liquid in 1981

Warner Jepson - Totentanz LP CD's I Adore YouLabel: tats Unis Considered as the first piece of electronic music to accompany a ballet, Totentanz is the arrestingly abstract and mightily expressive result of Warner Jepson's experiments with tape and Don Buchla's groundbreaking synthesizer, the Buchla 100. Totentanz, originally self released in 1972, reveals a composer relieved of convention. In the 1950s and 1960s, Jepson was part of an informal circle of Bay Area artists that included Pauline