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Tracklist

1	–Roz Cheney	A Sonic Fantasy	6:35
2	–Alvin Curran	Crystal Psalms	13:00
3	–Charles Amirkhanian	Pas De Voix (Homage To Samuel Beckett)	16:35
4	–Kaija Saariaho	Stilleben	18:00
5	–Milan Knizak*	Bossa Nova Suite	17:50
6	–Ricardo Belles And José Iges	Ludus Equatorialis	7:00

Companies, etc.

• Mastered At – Nimbus

Credits

• Choir – Radio France Chamber Chorus* (tracks: 2), Finnish Chamber Choir (tracks: 4), NOS Radio Chorus* (tracks: 2), ORF Radio Chorus* (tracks: 2), RIAS Chamber Chorus* (tracks: 2), Sesquialtera Vocal Ensemble (tracks: 2), DR Radio Chorus* (tracks: 2), Young Chorus Kassel (tracks: 2)
• Conductor – Brian LewellyJones (tracks: 2), Denis Labaude (tracks: 2), Enrico Razzicchia (tracks: 2), Eric-Olof Söderström (tracks: 4), Esa-Pekka Salonen (tracks: 4), Franz Rasmussen (tracks: 2), Irwin Ortner (tracks: 2), Klaus Ullrich (tracks: 2)
• Design – Ph. Juttens
• Engineer – Claudio Nerone (tracks: 2), Franco De Felici (tracks: 2), Gerhard Wieser (tracks: 5), John Jacobs (tracks: 1), Juan José Vrdangarin (tracks: 6), Manuel Alvarez (tracks: 6), Robert Schumaker (tracks: 3)
• Engineer, Effects [Studio Techniques] – Juhani Liimatainen (tracks: 4)
• Illustration – S. Boulanger
• Orchestra – Avanti Chamber Orchestra* (tracks: 4)
• Producer – Risto Nieminen (tracks: 4)
• Technician [Synclavier Treatments Of Sounds] – Henry Kaiser (tracks: 3)

Notes

EBU = European Broadcasting Union. E.B.U. Geneva on credits.
The programme featured on this compact disc is made up of six sound art ("Ars Acustica") works, produced by the following radio organizations: ABC (Australia), ORF (Austria), RAI (Italy), RNE (Spain), ARD/WDR (Germany) and YLE (Finland).
Under the title of "Ars Acustica - EBU Selection 1991" it was broadcast in June 1991 by more than 15 EBU radio member organizations.

Track 1: first broadcast 18 Jan 1988 - Produced by ABC: The Listening Room
Track 2: first broadcast 20 Oct 1988 - Produced by RAI, ARD/HR, ARD/RIAS, DR, ORF, SRF, NOS-VPRO (lenght of the original work: 53:35)
Track 3: first broadcast 1 March 1988 - Produced by WDR Cologne
Track 4: first broadcast 6 July 1988 - Produced by YLEisradio - Finnish Broadcasting Company (lenght of the original work: 22:15)
Track 5: first broadcast 8 Nov 1990 - Produced by ORF - Osterreichischer Rundfunk
Track 6: first broadcast 26 June 1991 - Produced by RNE - Radio Nacional De Espanà