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A1	Summer Bass [String] – Jay ChiversFrench Horn, Whistle [Pennywhistle] – Richard Van KleeckGuitar [Electric] – Yosha GoldsteinPiano – Christian WolffTimpani, Percussion – Harry TeahanTrombone – Robert Wigness	14:50
A2	Autumn	10:15
B1	Winter	19:40
B2	Spring	5:00

Credits

• Composed By – Malcolm Goldstein
• Design – Ronald Clyne
• Double Bass – Robert Black (tracks: A2, B1, B2)
• Engineer [Recording], Technician, Edited By [Editing Assistant] – Lonce Wyse
• Flute [Wood], Guitar [Electric], Percussion – Mark Steven Brooks (tracks: A2, B1, B2)
• Oboe, English Horn, Ocarina – Joseph Celli (tracks: A2, B1, B2)
• Photography – Antaramian
• Saxophone [Tenor, Soprano, Bass], Performer [Vaccuphones] – Tom Guralnick (tracks: A2, B1, B2)
• Vibraphone, Percussion – Brian Johnson (tracks: A2, B1, B2)
• Violin – Malcolm Goldstein
• Vocals [Intensified Vocalizing], Accordion – Kenneth Karpowicz (tracks: A2, B1, B2)

Notes

Made-to-order cassette reissue, descriptive notes included.

The music consists of:
a magnetic tape collage of sounds recorded in Vermont during each season (of brooks, birds, tractors, haying machinery, thunderstorms, fiddling, town bands, trucks, peepers, crickets, chain saws, etc.) that is play simultaneously with
an instrumental ensemble performing scores which realize, in an analogous manner, the sound texture resonances of that particular season.

"The Seasons: Vermont/Summer": Premier performance, February 23, 1980; Dartmouth College.

"The Seasons: Vermont/Autumn, Winter, Spring"; from the premier performance of the complete cycle: February 26, 1983; Real Art Ways, Hartford, Conn.

Includes 6-page insert with notes and score excerpts.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FX 6242	Malcolm Goldstein	The Seasons: Vermont ‎(LP)	Folkways Records	FX 6242	US	1983
XI 120	Malcolm Goldstein	The Seasons: Vermont ‎(CD, Album)	Experimental Intermedia Foundation	XI 120	US	1998