Bread And Puppet Theater - Bread And Puppet Music Album

Tracklist

1	VII. Potato Tune
2	2. A Voice From Heaven Speaks To The Kitchen
3	IV. Goya
4	VI. The Peoples Houses Are Sad
5	I. Music From Joan Of Arc
6	4. Maria Durch Ein Dornwald Ging
7	3. A Prison In The Year 1430
8	5. Her Arrival In Paradise
9	II. The Wolf
10	III. Washerwoman Alone
11	1. Introduction
12	V. Three Fiddles

Credits

• Design [Graphic Design] – Mary Nell Hawk
• Management [Production Manager] – Andrew Hindes , Jan Greenwald
• Performer – Barbara Leber, Elka Schumann, John Bell , Michael Romanyshyn , Paul Zaloom, Peter Schumann , Trudi Cohen
• Photography By – Susan Thompson
• Recorded By – John Guth

Notes

Recorded at the Bread and Puppet Theater Chapel in Glover, Vermont on November 30, 1980 and at the St. James Chapel at the Cathedral of St. John The Divine in N.Y.C. on December 11, 1980.

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – The New Wilderness Foundation Inc.
• Copyright (c) – The Bread And Puppet Theater
• Recorded At – Bread And Puppet Theater Chapel
• Recorded At – Cathedral Of St. John The Divine

Short intro

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