artwork [all other images] Beryl Korot
cello Jeanne LeBlanc
composed by Steve Reich
conductor Brad Lubman
coordinator [editorial coordinator] Gregg Schaufeld
design John Gall
edited by, mixed by John Kilgore
edited by, mixed by Judith Sherman
edited by, mixed by Steve Reich
engineer John Kilgore
tracks 1 to 3 engineer [assistant, vocals] Greg Thompson
tracks 1 to 3 engineer [assistant] Greg Gasperino
tracks 4 to 19 engineer [assistant] Michael Herman
tracks 4 to 19 engineer [assistant] Ross Peterson
engineer [pro-tools] Jan Folkson
ensemble Steve Reich And Musicians
mastered by Bob Ludwig
mastered by [dvd] WAMO
percussion Bob Becker
percussion Garry Kvistad
percussion James Preiss
percussion Russ Hartenberger
photography by [photograph of steve reich and beryl korot] Alice Arnold
piano, keyboards Double Edge
producer Judith Sherman
tracks 4 to 19 producer [production assistant] Hsi-Ling Chang
tracks 1 to 3 producer [production assistant] Jeanne Velonis
tracks 4 to 19 soprano vocals [1] Amanda Morrison
tracks 1 to 3 soprano vocals [1] Olive Simpson
soprano vocals [2], directed by [director] Micaela Haslam
supervised by [production supervisor] Karina Beznicki
tracks 14 to 19 technician [special sound software] Ben Rubin
tracks 1 to 3 tenor vocals [1] Ashley Catling
tracks 4 to 19 tenor vocals [1] Gerard O'Beirne
tracks 4 to 19 tenor vocals [2] Andrew Busher
tracks 1 to 3 tenor vocals [2] Stephen Trowell
tracks 4 to 19 tenor vocals [3] Phillip Conway-Brown
tracks 1 to 3 tenor vocals [3] Rob Kearley
violin Elizabeth Lim
violin Scott Rawls
violin Todd Reynolds
Recorded At Avatar Studios
Recorded At Kampo Studios
Mixed At Masque Sound
Mastered At Gateway Mastering
Phonographic Copyright (p) Nonesuch
Copyright (c) Nonesuch
Published By Boosey & Hawkes
Glass Mastered At WEA Manufacturing
Glass Mastered At WAMO
Hindenburg vocals recorded May 26-27, 1998 at Kampo Studios, New York City. Music recorded October 19-20, 2002 at Avatar Studios, Studio C, New York City.

Bikini and Dolly recorded June 24-28, 2002 at Avatar Studios, Studio A, New York City.

Music edited and mixed at Masque Sound, New York City.

Mastered at Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, ME.

The DVD contains visuals by Beryl Korot to accompany all music. It also contains another piece entitled It Could Not Have Been A Technical Matter, a prelude to the first tale (Hindenburg) which is not on the CD, and a five minute excerpt of a performance by the Ensemble Modern of Frankfurt, conducted by Bradley Lubman.

An interview with Steve Reich and Beryl Korot, and brief biographies of the interviewees are included on both the DVD and in the sleeve booklet.

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