Containing essays by Janna Levin, Margaret & Christine Wertheim and Kodwo Eshun, a foreword by Michael Morris and an in depth account of the development of Longplayer by Jem Finer, the book also includes a 12 inch vinyl record with four excerpts from Longplayer. It also features photographs by Steve Pyke and Justion Barton, numerous diagrams and drawings, and a description of a score for 6 human players.

60pp. Limited edition of 1000.

ISBN 1 902201 12 6
£20.00

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Inspired by suikinkutsu water chimes found in temple gardens of Japan, Score for a Hole in the Ground uses tuned percussive instruments, played by falling water, to create music. Finer describes his piece as "both music and an integrated part of the landscape and the forces that operate on it and in it".

This book traces its development from sketchbook ideas to physical realisation in King’s Wood, Challock, Kent with essays by David Toop and Jeremy Millar, which explore the context from which this work emerged and includes a dialogue between Jem Finer and Jeremy Theophilus.

80pp. Hardback, Limited edition of 1000.

ISBN 9 780955871 90 0
£15.00

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