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Production
Notes:
(Total
running
time=1:43:28)
Phase
1 of
“Metanoia – a
Universalist
Mass” was
recorded between
May 25th and
July 14th, 2005.
Phase 2,
from May 25,
2007 and May
Day, 2008.
(Eugene Debs,
ˇPresente!)
Executive
producer and
co-producer:
Daniel Zwickel
ben Avram
Co-producer
& engineer:
Curtis Ohlson
Recorded,
mixed and
mastered by
Curtis Ohlson at
Ohlsonic
Studios,
Oakland,
California (www.curtisohlson.com)
Additional
engineering by
Ray Obiedo at
Werewolf
Recording,
Oakland,
California
Dr. Salvatore
Ferrantelli:
Vocal
preparation,
direction &
piano
(Alleluias,
Ascension,
Eucharist Suite,
The Time For
Healing, Panis
Angelicus &
Gymnopédie)
(Monterey
Peninsula
College, www.mpc.edu)
Daniel
Zwickel ben
Avrám MacJean:
Composer &
arranger, solo
& background
vocals, guitar
& percussion
(on “Namaste”.)
Original
trio: Walter
Bankovitch,
piano
(everything Sal
wasn’t on) and
synthesizer (www.fsjazz.com/WB);
Curtis Ohlson,
electric bass
& utility
keys; Paul Van
Wageningen,
drums.
Original
singers: Angie
Doctor, Eric
Freeman, Jim
Hale, John
Paddock, Stephen
Saxon (all
voices on “In
the Stillness”
and the English
“Ave Maria”) and
Katy Stephan.
Bus
rumble (on Latin
“Ave Maria)”: №11,
AC Transit,
Alameda County,
California
Second
phase:
Synthesizer
&
arrangements:
David K.
Mathews;
Guitars: Eddie
Pasternak
(“Three
Miniatures”
& “Ave
Maria”); and
Jerry Cortez
(everything
else); Clarinet
& Bassoon:
Paul Hanson,
Trumpet: Steffen
Kuehn.
Second
Chorus: Darla
Tuning, Stacey
Helley, Mark
Tuning (all
voices on
“Jean”) &
David Zelinka.
Japanese
Buddhist
chanters,
Daimoku Duo
(Michael and
Yuka Reichle.)
“God is a
frequency.
Stay tuned.”
—Alan Cohen
Eirana,
peace.
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All music*,
arrangements and
text copyright ©
2020 by Daniel B.
Zwickel (ASCAP),
All rights
reserved
Proud
member, Local
1000, American
Federation of
Musicians (when I
can afford the
dues.)
*(Music for
chorus of “God Is
the Word,” "Lobe den
Herren, den
mächtigen König
der Ehren"
by Joachim
Neander, 1680)
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