What happens if I pitch-shift this?

by Chrissie

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1.	Introduction for Violin 00:50	info
2.	Freddie Goes To Town 02:48	info
3.	The Show That Never Starts 04:02	info
4.	Storm in a Teacup 12:00	info
5.	Remember You're an Alien 04:42	info	buy track
6.	Cat Foil 04:24	info
7.	Harpa Tarkas 08:09	info
8.	Professor Potter's Amazing Futuristic Steam-Powered Fanfare Machine 01:56	info
9.	The Show That Never Starts (12" Disco Remix) 04:02	info

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This is a collection of 'electronic' pieces I have made over the last few years. By this I mean pieces that have no score or will/can never be performed live. They usually include me playing instruments which are often processed and multi-tracked.

The pieces are in order of production (apart from the 'disco remix') so the earlier ones might sound a little primitive.

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released January 21, 2012

Violins, Cello, Nyckelharpa, Trumpet, Kazoo, Swanee whistle, Guitars, Clarinet, Keyboards, Synthesisers: Chrissie Caulfield
Orchestra: Sinfonia of Leeds
Conductor: David Greed
Cats: Freddie, Alfie, Eddie
Oompah band recorded at Stuttgart Oktoberfest
Tennis recorded at Wimbledon
Orchestra recorded by Nick Field

Recording/Processing/Mixing/Mastering: Chrissie Caulfield
Cover Photo: Nicholas Mecredy

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Chrissie Leeds, UK

Violinist and synth player. Member of Dark Ambient duo Helicopter Quartet, Guitar synth duo Glider Theory and Harrogate Philharmonic Orchestra. I have toured with and sessioned for Crippled Black Phoenix and others.

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