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In the 1950s and '60s composer-conductor-teacher Bruno Maderna (1920-1973) directed the chamber ensemble in Darmstadt, the leading international centre for contemporary music, and became one of the first Italians to produce electronic works. But it was not in technical progress that he saw music's future. Like his contemporaries, he also adopted 12-tone writing in the 1950s, yet Maderna remained an undogmatic and independent composer to the end of his life: "The worst thing in the world is consistency," he once said; "I hate to be consistent, because it's deadly." from the CD booklet

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This double cd is recorded live in Karuizawa, Japan in 1986, and released by Phonocomp in Italy in 1992. It contains songs of the Santana Band, the Jeff Beck Band and Steve Lukather as a guest guitarist. Jeff Beck is assisted by Jan Hammer, Doug Wimbish, Jimmy Hall and Simon Phillips. The quality of the soundboard recording is not too bad. Luke is realy whipped up by Santana and Jeff Beck. The album is also known as Rock in Karuizawa. Take a look at the lines in the essay according to this album.