[AFA101] – CD+DVD in slimline dual jewelcase w/ 6-panel folder insert feat. full credits, mini-photos, VF ethos, and a poem by Little Huey.
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Same way with the first Vision Festival compilation.
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VISION Volume 3 was fully produced and published by and for Arts for Art. It is a CD+DVD set comprised of all exclusive recordings from the 8th Annual (2003) staging of Vision Festival. Released in 2005, AFA was then celebrating ten years (!) of VF. The CD and DVD each feature exclusive tracks (i.e.: no repeats btwn the formats). The DVD was recorded for 5.1 Surround Sound and with multiple cameras.
Please See Traycard image for Track Details.
The Vision Festival is now recognized as the premier avant jazz music festival in the world. Since its first annual celebration in 1996, it has been produced by Arts for Art, Inc., a core collective of the artists themselves. Creative jazz of the highest order is featured in conjunction with dance, visual arts and poetry. We hope that you have been a part of and/or will be.
Additional DVD material:
Interviews with: William Parker, Matthew Shipp, Rob Brown, Roy Campbell, Whit Dickey, poet Steve Dalachinsky, artists Jeff Schlanger, Jo Wood Brown, Yuko Otomo and Vision Festival founder/dancer Patricia Nicholson.
All compositions are ©2003/2005 by the respective artists, who reserve all rights therein.
All material recorded at Vision Festival 2003 in NYC.
Recording engineer: Don Jacobs
Assistant recording engineer & Mix/Mastering engineer: Stefan Heger
Video captured by Brian Carpenter, Alan Roth, Robert O'Haire, Michael Lucio Sternbach; edited by Michael Lucio Sternback and Zak Sherzad
Produced by Arts for Art
Festival Producer: Patricia Nicholson
Arts for Art Staff at that time: Todd Nicholson, Michael Heller
Photographs by Michael Wilderman
Cover Art: James Keepnews
Design: Bill Mazza