"Elusive trumpeter Lesli Dalaba, a New York resident since 1978 (and a member of Wayne Horvitz's, Elliott Sharp's and La Monte Young's ensembles) contributed to renovate the vocabulary of the instrument with a style that turned even the most cerebral sounds into lyrical poems. Except for the solos and duets of Trumpet Songs and Dances (march 1979), her own compositions surfaced much later. Core Samples was mainly devoted to two multi-movement suites: Core Sample (1989), with two movements performed by the 10-piece Zlatne Ustne brass band (two alto saxophones, three baritone saxophones, a tuba, three Eastern European "truba" wooden trumpets and percussion), two duets with trumpeter Herb Robertson, two duets with guitarist Elliott Sharp and vocalist Sussan Deihim; and Violin Sentiment (1989), with Sharp, violinist Jim Katzin and a drummer".
1. Core Sample
(a) Algonkia
(b) Jurassia
(c) Cretacia
(d) Permia
(e) Now We've Done It
2. From Dust
3. A Violin Sentiment
(a) Ants in Panic
(b) Help Me Out (of Here)
(c) City that Never Wakes
(d) Hear It
(e) Ignore It
(f) A Dream
(g) So Easy...
(h) ... To Get Up
(i) Feel It
4. One Breath at a Time
Personnel
Lesli Dalaba - trumpet, truba
Herb Robertson - trumpet, cornet
Elliott Sharp - slab, guitar, bass clarinet
Sussan Deihim - vocals
Jim Katzin - violin
David Linton - drums
Charles K. Noyes - drums, saw
Jeff Greinke - sampled trumpet
Zlatne Ustne Brass Band - truba, alto sax, baritone horn, tuba, percussion
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