An edition of The Urmuz epigrams
(2018)
The Urmuz epigrams
by John Zorn
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2018
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Disgusted with life
This piano lid serves as a wall
With wet clothes and disheveled hair he wandered in the dead of night in search of shelter
Then again, who amongst us can complain
A rain of threats and screams
The pelican or the pelicaness
After that the funnel became a symbol
Desperate from having been left without a bladder.
Edition Notes
Title from container.
Includes the set of pieces in two versions: "Modern reconstructions" and "Original versions, privately pressed on the Romanian Pahuciphone label circa 1923."
Composed by John Zorn.
John Zorn, saxophone, piano, organ, sound effects, guitar, bass, game calls, percussion, voice ; Ches Smith, drums, percussion, vibraphone, glockenspiel, voice.
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