dansé – 3.24 Credits Ute Lemper, vocals Alexander Bălănescu, violin Elisabeth Perry, violin Clare Connors, violin Michael McMenemy, violin Kate Musker, viola Tony Hinnigan, cello Ruth Phillips, cello Tim Amherst, double bass Martin Elliott, bass guitar David Rix, clarinet, bass clarinet John Harle, soprano, alto saxophone David Roach, soprano, alto, tenor saxophone Andrew Findon, baritone saxophone, flute Graham Ashton trumpet, flugelhorn Marjorie Dunn, horn Nigel Barr, bass trombone, euphonium Michael Nyman, piano David Cunnigham, producer Michael J. Dutton, engineer Chris Brown, assistant engineer Philippe Garcia, assistant engineer Ann Bradbeer, art director David Smart, art director Don Mousseau, executive producer; artist representative for Michael Nyman Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London Mixed at Kitsch Studios, Brussels Mastering and editing at Transfermation and at Abbey Road The album contains only one letter by Mozart, which is musically contiguous with the riddle after the song. The Film The film was shot at the Musikhalle, Hamburg, 4 February 1992, before a live audience nearly filling the room to capacity. It includes scenes from such films as Alain Resnais's Night and Fog and Alexander Dovzhenko's Earth. Ute Lemper Michael Nyman conductor, piano Beverley Davidson, violin Madeleine Mitchell, violin Ann Morfee, violin Catherine Musker, viola Tony Hinnigan, cello Justin Pearson, cello Martin Elliott, bass guitar David Rix, clarinet and bass clarinet John Harle, soprano and alto saxophone David Roach, soprano and alto saxophone Andrew Findon tenor and baritone saxophone, flute, piccolo Steve Sidwell, trumpet Marjory Dunn, horn Nigel Barr, bass trombone and euphonium The film does not contain the "Ariel Songs", but includes an instrumental prelude, which is "Miranda" from Prospero's Books. It also includes a letter from Letters, Riddles and Writs. The only cast credits on the film itself are to Ute Lemper and the Michael Nyman Band. The band members are credited (with Marjorie Dunn and Beverley Davison's names misspelled as above) in the order above in a booklet packaged with the videocassette and DVD. The DVD edition is coupled with Ute Lemper Chante Kurt Weill. See also Six Celan Songs • The Ballad of Kastriot Rexhepi References External links The Michael Nyman Songbook on IMDb 1992 classical albums Michael Nyman albums Ute Lemper albums