In Clare's bio and in numerous articles, they mention Tori Amos as one of the artists he had collaborated with.

For the life of me, I'm can't find any details on which Tori song(s) Clare might have had a hand in.

Anybody know?

I just had a search on Discogs, can't find anything. Maybe try contacting the family (through Clare's website)?

nothing mentioned here either:

http://www.allmusic.com/artist/clare-fischer-mn0000128694/credits


although my gues would be it's either

midwinter graces, night of hunters or gold dust. there's so much orchestration
on those albums.

the best way to be sure would perhaps be to cross reference the players on
those albums with people clare regularly worked with? or his orchestra?

allmusic also listst credits for each album:

http://www.allmusic.com/a...54/credits

Thanks guys! So, I took bluegangsta's advice and emailed the family a few nights ago. The next morning, I had a message from Clare's son Brent. He was so nice!

It seems they worked on her Under the Pink tracks, but their work was never used in the finished product.

Ultimately, Tori went with John Philip Shenale for all her arrangements starting with Pink. JPS still arranges all of her orchestration to this day.

I would have really enjoyed hearing what the Fischers came up with for tracks like Yes, Anastasia or Cloud on My Tongue.

Thanks for all of your help, guys!

alldayallnight said:

Thanks guys! So, I took bluegangsta's advice and emailed the family a few nights ago. The next morning, I had a message from Clare's son Brent. He was so nice!

It seems they worked on her Under the Pink tracks, but their work was never used in the finished product.

Ultimately, Tori went with John Philip Shenale for all her arrangements starting with Pink. JPS still arranges all of her orchestration to this day.

I would have really enjoyed hearing what the Fischers came up with for tracks like Yes, Anastasia or Cloud on My Tongue.

Thanks for all of your help, guys!

wow! thanks for letting us know alldayallnight! i wish they would have included some
of the clare fisher orchestration on alternate takes for the Under The Pink remaster +
bonustracks that came out a while ago. but i guess they only had so much space and
didn't want to stretch to a third disc. but i'd love to hear what fischer came up with!