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cover Moritz Grünke
other [project consultants] James Nye
other [project consultants] Martha Moopette
other [project consultants] The Travelling Mongoose
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Bert Kalmar
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Camille Saint-Saëns
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Carlo Gesualdo
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Charles Tessier
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Claudio Monteverdi
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Cole Porter
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Erik Satie
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Four Tops
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Georges Bizet
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Giuseppe Verdi
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Harry Ruby
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Jacques Offenbach
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Johann Sebastian Bach
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Melchior Franck
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Peggy Lee
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Sergei Prokofiev
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Sir Arthur Sullivan
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Thomas Ravenscroft
written-by [contains interpretations of music by] Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
written-by, composed by, performer, producer Ergo Phizmiz
The Faust Cycle
or, The House of Dr Faustus

Written & Recorded 2006-2009
Ventnor, Newport, East Cowes, Ryde, Freshwater, Buckfastleigh, Brighton, London (UK)
La Ferriere aux Etangs, La Noe de Fendrement (France)
Tirgu-Mures, Transylvania (Romania)

Dedicated to
Joseph Cornell
Ken Campbell
Morecambe & Wise

Supported by
Arts Council England
Vaguely Marsupial Productions
Martin Enderlein @ Headphonica
Soundart Radio
VentnorBlog
Quay Arts
BüroPluspunkt

Elements of The Faust Cycle were presented as works in progress on WFMU (wfmu.org), and Soundart Radio (soundartradio.org.uk), who also broadcast the premiere of the entire work.
Instrumental excerpts have been released as “Music From The House of Dr Faustus” on the FMA