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OK， get this. These are recordings Dempster made in a giant cistern--an empty， two-million-gallon water tank--at Fort Worden， near Port Townsend in Washington state. The pieces take various instruments--conch， trombone， didgeridoo， Tibetan cymbals--and place them in this strange environment， where the music evolves around single notes that are allowed to rise or fall， fade or arise however. It’s a fantastic exercise in pitch studies and abstract sonics， and， strangely， it works. Reminiscent of Terry Riley’s recent work with the Rova Saxophone Quintet， this is for only the bravest listener. --Paul Cook