Carin Kjellman Sång, gitarr, blockflöjt
Hane Rosén Banjo
Mats Vinding Bas
Ulf Gruvberg Sång, gitarr, blockflöjt, mungiga
Carin Kjellman Sång, cymbal, gitarr
Jørn Jensen Mandolin, gitarr, sång, slagverk
Matz Nilsson elbas
Sven Berger Kornett
Trond Villa Fiol, mandolin, sång
Ulf Gruvberg Sång, gitarr, cittra, bas
Carin Kjellman Sång, cymbal, gitarr
Jørn Jensen Mandolin, gitarr, sång, slagverk
Trond Villa Fiol, mandolin, sång
Ulf Gruvberg
Huvudmusiker:
Affe Byberg trummor
Carin Kjellman sång, eldulcimer, percussion
Jørn Jensen oboe, krumhorn, mandolin, eldulcimer, percussion, kör mm
Olle Westbergh syntar
Trond Villa elfiol, hardengerfela, percussion, kör
Ulf Gruvberg
Querschnitt
Libretto: Julius Brammer und Alfred Grünwald
Chor und Orchester der Wiener Volksoper, Kinderchor
Anton Paulik
Die Csardasfürstin
Querschnitt
Libretto: Leo Stein und Bela Jenbach
Die Sunnies und die Cornels
Berliner Symphoniker
Richard Müller-Lampertz
Published by Real World Music Ltd
Lyrics available at www.petergabriel.com
Produced by Peter Gabriel except Growing Up and I Grieve
All Tracks Mixed by Tchad Blake except I Grieve and The Drop
Recorded and Engineered by Richard Chappell
Additional Engineering: Richard Evans
Mastered at Metropolis by Tony Cousins
Assistant Engineers: Man Coleman, Edel Griffith, Dan Roe, Chris Treble
Mix Assistant: Claire Lewis
Additional Mix Assistance: Marco Migliari, Paul Grady
Recorded and Mixed at Real World Studios, Box, England
Additional Recording on the Meduse and the Real World Mobile Recorder in Senegal and France
Additional Recording and Engineering Co-engineering on band recording session: Ben Findlay
The London Session Orchestra at Air Lyndhurst, England: Steve Orchard
The Blind Boys Of Alabama, Hype Studios, Singapore: Derek Zuzarte assisted by Kevin Quah and Vang
The Black Dyke Band at Air Lyndhurst, England: Steve McLaughlin
The Blind Boys Of Alabama: Clarence Fountain, Jimmy Carter. George Scott and Joey Williams
The Dhol Foundation: Master Drummer: Johnny Kalsi
Bobby Panesar, Vijay Rakkar, Yash Puri, Johnny Kalsi. Jas Daffu and Indi Chana
The London Session Orchestra: Violins: Mark Berrow, Peter Hanson, Julian Leaper, Cathy Thompson, Rebecca Hirsh, Patrick Mercian, Jackie Shave, Antonia Fuchs, Gavin Wright, Chris Tombling, Jon Evans-Jones and Boguslaw Kostecki Violas: Robert 5missen, Peter Lale, Donald McVay and Roger Chase Cellos: Ben Chappell, Martin Loveday, Anthony Pleeth and David Daniels Double Bass: Chris Lawrence and Mary Scully Contractor: Isobel Griffiths
The Blind Boys Of Alabama appear courtesy of Real World Records Ltd
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan appears courtesy of Real World Rec
Gabriel may be less wired than before, but he commands the arena with effortless charm and charismatic presence, his voice retaining all its paradoxically fragile power. Presented in the main with an understated blue light and shot in an unobtrusive, gimmick-free style, the concert begins and ends in virtual darkness with Gabriel alone at a keyboard; from the opening "Here Comes the Flood" to the final "Father and Son", Growing Up is rock theatre of rare intimacy, emotion and intelligence.
On the DVD: Peter Gabriel: Growing Up Live is presented with a flawless 16:9 anamorphically enhanced picture and three soundtracks: rich and clear stereo, excellent Dolby Digital 5.1 and even more precise and detailed DTS. The Story of Growing Up is polished nine-minute documentary in which Gabriel talks about his ideas for the tour and the presentation of some of the songs. Tony Levin's View (five minutes) sets the song "More Than This" to photos taken by the bass player. Finally there are six sets of subtitles, including English.
