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A1	–Uakti	Untitled	10:03
A2	–Iva Bittova*	Chinese Song	3:03
A4	–Tom Guralnick	Mobile Saxophone And Mute Unit	4:07
A5	–Gerry Hemingway, Tom Walsh and Richard Underhill	Mongoose Composed By – Nic Gotham	7:12
A6	–Susan Rawcliffe	Didjeridu Solo	4:23
A7	–Phil Minton and Roger Turner	Untitled Percussion – Roger TurnerVoice – Phil Minton	3:47
A8	–Gordon Monahan	This Piano Thing (excerpt)	3:37
A9	–Emile Benoit and Pamela Morgan	Vive La Rose Guitar – Pamela MorganVocals – Emile Benoit	3:42
A10	–Cymbali with Paulo Santos, Jacques Dudon and Ewan Macpherson	Untitled Bagpipes – Ewan Macpherson Drums [Clay Drums] – Paulo SantosElectronics [Photosonic Discs] – Jacques DudonPerformer [Group] – Cymbali	3:38
B1	–Don Wherry	The Last Blast Composed By – Don WherryCoordinator – Paul DinglePerformer – Harbour Symphony	6:05
B2	–Die Audio Gruppe	Untitled Alto Saxophone – Ralf BuronLeader – Benoit Maubrey*	2:54
B3	–Michael Peppe	Busy, Busy, Busy	1:35
B4	–Pierre-Andre Arcand*	Untitled (excerpt) Tape, Electronics – Pierre-André Arcand	3:02
B5	–Michael Peppe and Mack Furlong	Black Speech Soliloquy; Adolescent From Manhattan	2:38
B6	–Marilyn Crispell Quartet	Untitled Bass – Lisle EllisDrums – Roger TurnerPiano – Marilyn CrispellTenor Saxophone – Tom Guralnick	8:35
B7	–Don Wherry	Flume (excerpt) Composed By, Percussion – Don WherryPercussion, Wind – Paul BendzsaSounds – Ric Barela	5:15
B8	–Paul Dutton, Lisle Ellis, Richard Underhill and David Prentice	The Quartet Alto Saxophone – Richard UnderhillBass – Lisle EllisViolin – David Prentice Voice – Paul Dutton	6:26
B9	–Uakti and Iva Bittova*	Untitled	7:20

Credits

• Edited By, Compiled By – Don Wherry, Wallace Hammond
• Recorded By – Jim Rillie, Stephanie Squires

Notes

All recordings taken live from Sound Symposium 1990, July 6 to 14, 1990.

A3 - Tom Guralnick playing his Mobile Saxophone and Mute Unit, a sculptural set-up of tenor saxophone, vacuuphones, and other invented instruments.
B1 - Harbour Symphony. Music written for the horns of ships in St. John's Harbour was first created by Joe Carter and Paul Steffler for Sound Symposium 1983. Since then many composers have written works for this magnificent environmental instrument, including R. Murray Schafer, Pauline Oliveros, Alvin Lucier and Hildegarde Westerkamp.
B2 - Die Audio Gruppe. A group of Sound Symposium artists wearing clothes individually equipped with amplifiers, loudspeakers and batteries that permit the wearers to hook up with walkmans with pre-recorded cassettes, electronic instruments or microphones.
B3 - Busy,Busy, Busy, an excerpt from Peppe's Behaviormusik.
B5 - Two excerpts from Peppe's Behaviormusik.
B7 - Flume is a multidisciplinary work for 2 musicians (Don Wherry and Paul Bendzsa) in dinghies, (Terrill Maguire) underwater dance, (Frank Lapointe) projected underwater visuals, and (Flip Janes) lighting. The Flume Tank at the Marine Institute of Technology in St. John's is the largest of its kind in the world.