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Different Trains
| Label | Signum Classics – SIGCD064 |
| Format | CD, Album, Stereo |
| Barcode | 0635212006429 |
| Country | UK |
| Released | 2005 |
| Genre | Classical |
| Style | Contemporary |
| Triple Quartet | ||
| 1 | I | 7:11 |
| 2 | II | 4:05 |
| 3 | III | 3:31 |
| 4 | Duet | 5:14 |
| Different Trains | ||
| 5 | America - Before The War | 9:00 |
| 6 | Europe - During The War | 7:29 |
| 7 | After The War | 10:25 |
Artwork, Design – Woven Design
Editor, Mastered By – Limo Hearn
Engineer – Mike Hatch (1–4)
Engineer, Mixed By – David Sheppard (5–7)
Photography By – Getty Images
Producer – Martin Cotton (1–4)
Producer – The Smith Quartet (5–7)
Sleeve Notes – Steve Reich
Editor, Mastered By – Limo Hearn
Engineer – Mike Hatch (1–4)
Engineer, Mixed By – David Sheppard (5–7)
Photography By – Getty Images
Producer – Martin Cotton (1–4)
Producer – The Smith Quartet (5–7)
Sleeve Notes – Steve Reich
TEXTS
Diffrent Trains (1988)
for string quartet and electronic tape
Mvt 1 America - Before the War
"from Chicago to New York" (Virginia Mitchell)
"one of the fastest trains"
"the crack train from New York" (Lawrence Davis)
"from New York to Los Angeles"
"different trains every time" (Virginia Mitchell)
"from Chicago to New York"
"in 1939"
"1939" (Lawrence Davis)
"1940"
"1941"
"1941 I guess it must've been (Virginia Mitchell)
Mvt 2 Europe - During the War
"1940" (Rachella)
"on my birthday"
"The Germans walked in"
"walked into Holland"
"Germans invaded Hungary" (Paul)
"I was in second grade"
"I had a teacher"
"a very tall man, his hair was completely plastered smooth"
"He said: 'Black Cows invaded our country many years ago'"
"and he pointed right at me"
"No more school" (Rachel)
"You must go way"
"and she said 'Quick, go!'" (Rachella)
"and he said: 'Don't breathe!'"
"into those cattle wagons" (Rachella)
"four days and four nights"
"and the we went through these strange-sounding names"
"Polish names"
"Lots of cattle wagons there"
"They were loaded with people"
"They shaved us"
"They tatooed a number on our arm"
"Flames going up to the sky - it was smoking"
Mvt 3 After the War
"and the war was over" (Paul)
"Are you sure?" (Rachella)
"The war is over"
"going to America"
"to Los Angeles"
"to New York"
"from New York to Los Angeles" (Mr. Davis)
"one of the fastest trains" (Virginia)
"but today, they're all gone" (Mr. Davis)
"There was one girl, who had a beautiful voice" (Rachella)
"and they loved to listen to the singing, the Germans"
"and when she stopped singing they said, 'More, more' and they applauded"
Different Trains recorded between January and February 2005 at TCM Sudios, London
Triple Quartet & Duet recorded on June 4, 5, 6 & 7 2005 at Konk Studios, London
Diffrent Trains (1988)
for string quartet and electronic tape
Mvt 1 America - Before the War
"from Chicago to New York" (Virginia Mitchell)
"one of the fastest trains"
"the crack train from New York" (Lawrence Davis)
"from New York to Los Angeles"
"different trains every time" (Virginia Mitchell)
"from Chicago to New York"
"in 1939"
"1939" (Lawrence Davis)
"1940"
"1941"
"1941 I guess it must've been (Virginia Mitchell)
Mvt 2 Europe - During the War
"1940" (Rachella)
"on my birthday"
"The Germans walked in"
"walked into Holland"
"Germans invaded Hungary" (Paul)
"I was in second grade"
"I had a teacher"
"a very tall man, his hair was completely plastered smooth"
"He said: 'Black Cows invaded our country many years ago'"
"and he pointed right at me"
"No more school" (Rachel)
"You must go way"
"and she said 'Quick, go!'" (Rachella)
"and he said: 'Don't breathe!'"
"into those cattle wagons" (Rachella)
"four days and four nights"
"and the we went through these strange-sounding names"
"Polish names"
"Lots of cattle wagons there"
"They were loaded with people"
"They shaved us"
"They tatooed a number on our arm"
"Flames going up to the sky - it was smoking"
Mvt 3 After the War
"and the war was over" (Paul)
"Are you sure?" (Rachella)
"The war is over"
"going to America"
"to Los Angeles"
"to New York"
"from New York to Los Angeles" (Mr. Davis)
"one of the fastest trains" (Virginia)
"but today, they're all gone" (Mr. Davis)
"There was one girl, who had a beautiful voice" (Rachella)
"and they loved to listen to the singing, the Germans"
"and when she stopped singing they said, 'More, more' and they applauded"
Different Trains recorded between January and February 2005 at TCM Sudios, London
Triple Quartet & Duet recorded on June 4, 5, 6 & 7 2005 at Konk Studios, London
Barcode – 635212006429
SPARS Code – DDD
Matrix / Runout – CA SIGCD064 @ MPO [logo x3] 02/16/07 3:50:07 PM
Mastering SID Code – IFPI L039
Mould SID Code – IFPI 1287
SPARS Code – DDD
Matrix / Runout – CA SIGCD064 @ MPO [logo x3] 02/16/07 3:50:07 PM
Mastering SID Code – IFPI L039
Mould SID Code – IFPI 1287