1	Piper Bagpipes – Matt Welch* Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Michael Arafeh*	13:05
2	Fan Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Tom Hamilton (3) Koto – Kayoko Nakagawa, Miki Maruta*, Ryuko Mizutani, Yoko Nishi	12:05
3	947 Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Tom Hamilton (3) Flute – Jacqueline Martelle	7:40
4	Silver Streetcar For The Orchestra Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Nicolas Collins Triangle – Brian Johnson (5)	16:36
5	Ever Present Alto Saxophone – Sascha Armbruster Engineer – Norbert Klövekorn Executive-Producer – Armin Köhler Flute – Erik Drescher Performer [Credited As] – Drescher-Okabe-Armbruster Trio Piano – Akiko Okabe Producer – Siegbert Ernst	15:27

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Mode Records (2)
Published By – Material Press
Recorded At – Systems Two
Recorded At – Crowell Concert Hall, Wesleyan University
Recorded At – Hans Rosbaud-Studio

Credits

Art Direction – Brian Brandt
Composed By – Alvin Lucier
Executive-Producer – Brian Brandt
Illustration [Line Drawing Of Ever Present] – Alvin Lucier
Liner Notes – Alvin Lucier
Liner Notes [French Translation] – Martine Jore
Liner Notes [German Translation] – Sabine Feisst*
Mastered By – Tom Hamilton (3)
Photography By [Photo Of Lucier] – Amanda Lucier
Producer – Alvin Lucier, Tom Hamilton (3)

Notes

"Piper" was composed in 2000. Recorded 22 November, 2000, Crowell Concert Hall, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT.
"Fan" was composed in 2003. Recorded 8 February, 2005, Systems Two, Brooklyn, NY.
"947" was composed in 2001. Recorded 29 April, 2002, Systems Two, Brooklyn, NY.
"Silver Streetcar For The Orchestra" was composed in 1988. Recorded 12 June 1991, Crowell Concert Hall, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT.
"Ever Present" was composed in 2002. Recorded 27 February 2004, Hans-Rosbaud-Studio Baden-Baden by the SWR, Germany.

All but track 4 are first recordings.

The booklet contains notes on all pieces in English, German and French by Alvin Lucier.

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