Pascha Love

World-Music-Meeting is a collaborative studio album released in 1985 under the Eigelstein Musikproduktion label. The recording features an international ensemble of musicians blending jazz, world music and avant-garde improvisation. The primary format of the release is a 12\" vinyl LP.

The track Pascha Love appears as the second composition on Side B (B2) of the album. The piece spans 11 minutes and 57 seconds. The recording sessions united Japanese shakuhachi performer 山本邦山 (Yamamoto Kōzan), American jazz saxophonist Charlie Mariano, Argentine bandoneón player Juan José Mosalini, Polish violinist and composer Krzesimir Dębski, German multi-instrumentalist Alfred 23 Harth, American vibraphonist and pianist Karl Berger, German double bassist Peter Kowald, American trombonist Ken Johnson, American guitarist Ponda O’Bryan, Indian percussionist Trilok Gurtu and American drummer Barry Altschul.

The album title reflects its cross-cultural exchange of musical traditions. Specific compositional or improvisational approaches for Pascha Love remain undocumented in available sources. The liner notes and production credits do not provide detailed session dates, recording locations or individual contributor roles beyond instrumentation. The vinyl release includes no additional remixes or alternate versions of the track.

Eigelstein Musikproduktion distributed the album in limited pressings. Later reissues or digital remasters of World-Music-Meeting are not confirmed in public records. The original 1985 pressing remains the sole documented format for Pascha Love and the accompanying album tracks.