The graphical score for Exchanges II for alto saxophone & double bass by Daniel Barbiero is included as a supplemental file as part of this release.
Track Listing
1. The Convergence of Parallel Lines (1)
2. Silver under Grey on Black
3. The Convergence of Parallel Lines (2)
4. Exchanges II for alto saxophone & double bass
5. Approaching/Contact (for Jose) for three instrumentalists and three dancers
Jimmy Ghaphery: alto saxophone, clarinet, flutes.
Daniel Barbiero: double bass & prepared double bass.
On Approaching/Contact: Jimmy Ghaphery, winds; Daniel Barbiero, double bass; Sam Byrd, percussion and objects; Page Ghaphery, Ken Manheimer and Jose Dominguez, dancers.
Tracks 1-4 recorded January 2013 at Last Resort Studio in Silver Spring Maryland USA.
Track 5 recorded live 5 July 2014 at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center in Silver Spring Maryland USA.
All tracks mastered by Mark Beazley.
Cover Photography by Billy Fox.
We consider ourselves Explorers, because many of our works exhibited the results of an adventure or an investigation. So it was with albums like, “Tierra de Espectros” (2002), “Antartikos” (2005), “La Idea – Canto a la Federación Obrera de Magallanes” (2007), “Kuluana” (2009) and “Insula in albis” (2013).
“Zonas de Silencio” (Zones of Silence)” is the result of one of these adventures. This consisted of moving the act of Composing and Recording an album and a film outside the comfort of the studio, carrying portable technology to remote locations and abandoned premises of our environment, specifically in the communes of Punta Arenas and San Gregorio. In successive outings between the months of January and May 2014, we managed to record improvisations in places as dissimilar and evocative as a volcanic crater, a steamer rusting on the banks of the Strait, an abandoned lighthouse, a small and little known ranch, the structure of an old fridge, a coal mine, a beautiful cinema closed for more than a decade and a closed hospital. It was our way of merging ourselves with the landscapes that we love, in the shadow of the remains that were left at the edge of the Road of the Magellanes Story.
With “Zonas de Silencio”, we feel that we have contributed another vision of our Frontier Society, one which doesn’t glorify anyone in particular. We are only Ourselves and our Machines, forming a closed circuit but sensitive to the vibrations emitted by the solitary places.”
Lluvia Ácida
(Punta Arenas, Magallanes, Chile, January 2015)
Brian Grainger is the head on Coopice Halifax, it’s from South Carolina, US. Brian has amassed hundreds of recordings since 1997. After his last works Lowlight & Static Farm, he shows his new album called Imperial Grey. Imperial Grey is a before and after a trip to the ocean depths, dark sounds accompanied by gentle rhythms how nature that lives in the ocean.
Written & produced by Brian Grainger. Recorded at Botany Bay, November and December 2014. Mastered by The Analog Botanist.
www.coppicehalifax.bandcamp.com
www.analogbotany.com
Cover design by Eric Adrian Lee.
www.ericadrianlee.com | www.ericadrianleedesign.tumblr.com
‘Duo recital”
Marcello Magliocchi : drums, percussion
João Pais Filipe : drums, percussion
Live rec. in May 2014 at “Sonoscopia”, Porto-Portugal
Recorded by Gustavo Costa
Cover Photo by Lidia Stranges
К выходу нового альбома, Pk jazz Collective подготовил шестой выпуск «Southern City‘s Lab podcast», в котором вы услышите целеустремленных покорителей космоса, призраков джаза и психоделических демонов.
Альбом “The Farewell” выйдет в конце января – начале февраля на Run On Recordings в CD формате и в цифровой версии на Southern City‘s Lab.
Tracklist:
Bedroom – Lunar Program
Bedroom – Landing
Bedroom – Going Home
Longman – Domestic Violence
Eject – Instead Of Us There Was Rustle Heard (5)
Ascorbic Acid – Окно
Михаил Чекалин – Джаз-рок вокализ
Vespero – Триптих уходящему солнцу
Asthma sufferer [0kbps079]
01 – Nexp-intro
02 – Diagnosis
03 – Rapetsiya (part1)
04 – Rapetsiya (part2)
About Ep:
Ep recorded in studio,
Free improv, avant garde jazz, this volume walk for more gloomy lines
the highest density on hazy ambient, through moments of noise and
experimentalism.
We also attended the
project Art Electronix (Ukraine) contributing more in the sound of
the band giving new facets and climatic sensasões in music
A partnership that really
worked and can yield new ways for music to art.
About name “asthma
sufferer”:
Asthma (from the
Greek ἅσθμα, ásthma, “panting”) is a common chronic
inflammatory disease of the airways characterized by variable and
recurring symptoms, reversible airflow obstruction and
bronchospasm.[2] Common symptoms include wheezing, coughing, chest
tightness, and shortness of breath.[3]
Asthma is thought to be
caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors.[4] Its
diagnosis is usually based on the pattern of symptoms, response to
therapy over time and spirometry.[5] It is clinically classified
according to the frequency of symptoms, forced expiratory volume in
one second (FEV1), and peak expiratory flow rate.[6] Asthma may also
be classified as atopic (extrinsic) or non-atopic (intrinsic)[7]
where atopy refers to a predisposition toward developing type 1
hypersensitivity reactions.[8]
OLEO (Orquestra Livre Experimental Orgânica)
Members:
Nando Souza: saxophone
Romulo Alexis: trumpet
Jeferson Peres: drums
Marco Antonio: bass / noise effects /
fx synth
Reginaldo Rodrigues: handmade
instruments / alaude
Vice Fiori: 5 strings
violin FX / bagpipes
Special
participation in “Nexp” and “diagnosis” Art Electronicx
(Ukraine)
Cover Art by Tor
Fröseth (Norway):
Art Electronicx (Ukraine):
http://artelectron02.wix.com/artelectronix
MAV [0kbps] Records, December 2014
Die Elektrischen Vorspiele, a blog founded on January 15 2009, and whose sixth anniversary is commemorated with this release, was envisioned as a space for the nurturing of a “savage thought” (that is, of an undisciplined nature). In its essence, and as an individual project, it aims mostly to be a vehicle for its author’s vast-reaching interests, while at the same time harnessing them into some form of discipline. More than just a reflection on the fascination caused by the themes implicit to its lexical field of action, as shown by the coordinates and key concepts that define the boundaries of its territory, i.e. “Occultism” / “Esotericism”, this virtual space mainly maps some of the topologies enclosed in the History of Ideas. A vast and sometimes ignored area of Knowledge, whose apparently paradoxical character drives a magnetic pull towards the need to identify its true nature, as ubiquitously manifested along various historical cycles, in an unending drama staged in the theatre of the Anima Mundi. This is, in fact, the true raison d’être of Die Elektrischen Vorspiele.
As a direct result of its existence, November 2010 saw the publication of the book “Summa Techno(i)logicae”. This work, as implied by its title, is a thoroughly compiled and systematised patchwork reflecting the interests that guide its author’s research. From then on, periodic collaborations with other projects ensued, such as the magazines Finis Mundi, Infernus and Antibothis.
Still under the aegis of Die Elektrischen Vorspiele, and always through the establishment of complicities and connections, a number of events were created and carried out in the past six years. This set of actions (with Music as a constant common denominator) has had as its main goal the evocation of the life and work of various figures that have left behind crucial legacies. The people celebrated include the musician John Balance (Coil); the historian of religions Mircea Eliade; the poet and theatre director Antonin Artaud; the philosopher Georges Bataille; and the Japanese writer Yukio Mishima. It is also worth mentioning the series of events spanning along the year 2013, Occult Esoterica AV Gatherings, curated in collaboration with intermedia artist Ana Carvalho.
The proposal made to EdP – Editora do Porto (in the person of its administrator, João Ricardo) for the release of this compilation emerges as a consequence of shared common cosmologies which have gradually been transmuted into friendship, and also of João Ricardo’s encyclopaedic musical knowledge, while the invitations made to the artists taking part in it are the logical result of a chaining together of elective affinities (a process permanently taking place since the first Homeric dawn).
Júlio Mendes Rodrigo
Porto, December 23, anno 2014, era vulgaris
Die Elektrischen Vorspiele, a blog founded on January 15 2009, and whose sixth anniversary is commemorated with this release, was envisioned as a space for the nurturing of a “savage thought” (that is, of an undisciplined nature). In its essence, and as an individual project, it aims mostly to be a vehicle for its author’s vast-reaching interests, while at the same time harnessing them into some form of discipline. More than just a reflection on the fascination caused by the themes implicit to its lexical field of action, as shown by the coordinates and key concepts that define the boundaries of its territory, i.e. “Occultism” / “Esotericism”, this virtual space mainly maps some of the topologies enclosed in the History of Ideas. A vast and sometimes ignored area of Knowledge, whose apparently paradoxical character drives a magnetic pull towards the need to identify its true nature, as ubiquitously manifested along various historical cycles, in an unending drama staged in the theatre of the Anima Mundi. This is, in fact, the true raison d’être of Die Elektrischen Vorspiele.
As a direct result of its existence, November 2010 saw the publication of the book “Summa Techno(i)logicae”. This work, as implied by its title, is a thoroughly compiled and systematised patchwork reflecting the interests that guide its author’s research. From then on, periodic collaborations with other projects ensued, such as the magazines Finis Mundi, Infernus and Antibothis.
Still under the aegis of Die Elektrischen Vorspiele, and always through the establishment of complicities and connections, a number of events were created and carried out in the past six years. This set of actions (with Music as a constant common denominator) has had as its main goal the evocation of the life and work of various figures that have left behind crucial legacies. The people celebrated include the musician John Balance (Coil); the historian of religions Mircea Eliade; the poet and theatre director Antonin Artaud; the philosopher Georges Bataille; and the Japanese writer Yukio Mishima. It is also worth mentioning the series of events spanning along the year 2013, Occult Esoterica AV Gatherings, curated in collaboration with intermedia artist Ana Carvalho.
The proposal made to EdP – Editora do Porto (in the person of its administrator, João Ricardo) for the release of this compilation emerges as a consequence of shared common cosmologies which have gradually been transmuted into friendship, and also of João Ricardo’s encyclopaedic musical knowledge, while the invitations made to the artists taking part in it are the logical result of a chaining together of elective affinities (a process permanently taking place since the first Homeric dawn).
Júlio Mendes Rodrigo
Porto, December 23, anno 2014, era vulgaris
NOE’ con OLEO [0kbps081]
NOE’_SIDE:
01 – Il risveglio del carrozziere (1)
02 – Il risveglio del carrozziere (2)
03 – Il risveglio del carrozziere (3)
04 – Salivo e respiravo affannosamente
05 – L’orchestra da sogno (1)
06 – L’orchestra da sogno (2)
OLEO_SIDE:
01 – Ambuja (intro)
02 – Blatta Orientalis
03 – The Consistency of Inclusion (part1)
04 – Colias Croceus
05 – Kusumita
06 – Yuezhi
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Artwork by Gianfranco Bonadies
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LINER NOTES NOE’:
Immaginiamo per un momento un’orchestra timbricamente completa che suona senza direttive, senza partiture, senza determinazioni di alcun genere.
Così, giocando con la sensibilità dei singoli musicisti, nasce NOÈ (Nostra Orchestra Estemporanea).
È noto che l’improvvisazione si nutre delle incredibili connessioni etiche fra coloro che agiscono nell’esatto momento dell’agire.
L’ordinato riferimento estetico cui siamo abituati non conta; suonare nell’orchestra, o semplicemente ascoltarla, significa sospendere, almeno momentaneamente, ogni atteggiamento critico di carattere storico-letterario.
Forse pirati, altroché nipoti del diluvio, navigando in mari sconosciuti e terribili, in quel momento utile si riconosce l’entità di quel viaggio necessario a fissare l’essere, il divenire di questa musica in questa orchestra.
Le persone che ne fanno parte, lo sanno bene: NOÈ prosegue, semplicemente, la strada intrapresa da NED (Nostra Etichetta Discografica) verso l’indefinita ricerca dell’estemporaneità in musica e non soltanto.
Imagine for a moment a full orchestra timbre that rings with no guidelines, no scores, no determinations of any kind.
So, playing with the sensitivity of the individual musician, born ‘Our Extemporaneous Orchestra’.
And ‘well-known that this type of music is nourished by the incredible ethical connections between the musicians in the exact moment of noise.
The orderly aesthetic reference we used does not matter playing in this orchestra, or just listen, you stay, at least temporarily, any aesthetic judgment-mindedness and critical of any historical-literary.
Perhaps pirates, grandchildren of the flood, navigating in unknown seas and terrible, then useful to recognize the extent of the stops on the trip needed to produce this music in this orchestra.
People who are dedicated to do this, know this: NOE continues, simply, the road taken by NED to search indefinite extemporary music.
CORDE: Quinto Fabriziani, Mauro Tiberi, Marco Maurizi, Chris Blazen, Clangore
FIATI: Andrea Tosi, Claudio Nitti, Anna Guidi, Giuseppe Savino, Gaetano Corallo, Pico Sadun, Lorenzo Labagnara
VOCI: Benedetto Fanna, Antonio Saccoccio, Helena Velena, Patrizia Rotonda, Michele Tuozzolo
TASTIERE: Kapitan Mikonos, Luca Miti, Marco Olivieri, Benedetto Fanna, Giuseppe Cubelli
PERCUSSIONI: Simona Verrusio, Dario Nitti, Diego Mazzoni, Patrizio Pica, Marco Ariano, Roberto Dogustan
ELETTRONICHE: Stefano Balice, Tommaso Busatto, Lorenzo Lustri, Cristiano Luciani, Giancarlo Esposito, Alessandro Cerratti
FONICA: Paolo Sinigaglia
LINEAR NOTES OLEO:
Projeto que teve inicio em 23/ agosto/2014d.C
Idéia inicial do projeto era a intenção de usufruir da criatividade e improviso livre que visa em criar novos conceitos e sons(explorando o eletrônico e o orgânico).
Focando musica e artes, mesclando elementos à idéia surgiu.
Criou-se e desenvolveu-se em uma amplitude maior com mais cabeças pensantes, nova idéia de som e atitude.
O que ajudou em tudo isso foi esse tipo de “experimentalismo conceitual, musical” por isso esse projeto foi feito.
Algumas das faixas são de improviso no “flow” e de uma maneira bem despretensiosa, tão despretensiosa que ainda a espaço para novas “instrumentalizações” e participações… Pois o que conta é ultrapassar barreiras e criar novos ambientes e timbres.
(A transcendência).
Todo esse conceito, não seria possível sem o conceito:
“Faça você mesmo!”.
Pois tudo se gera disso o conceito de improvisação é principalmente a habilidade de, simultaneamente, produzir e interpretar, dentro ou não de parâmetros harmônicos ou rítmicos, melodias, ritmos ou vocalizações.
Project that started in 23 / August / 2014d.C
Initial idea of the project was intended to take advantage of free improvisation and creativity aimed at creating new concepts and sounds (exploring the electronic and organic).
Focusing on music and arts, blending elements to the idea arose.
It was created and developed on a larger scale with more talking heads, new idea of sound and attitude.
What helped in all this was that kind of “conceptual experimentalism, musical” so this project was done.
Some of the tracks are improvised on the “flow” and a very unassuming, unpretentious way so that even the space for new “instrumentalist” and shares… What matters is to overcome barriers and create new environments and sounds.
(Transcendence).
This whole concept would not be possible without the concept:
“Do it yourself”.
For everything that generates the concept of improvisation is mainly the ability to simultaneously produce and interpret within or without harmonic or rhythmic parameters, melodies, rhythms and vocalizations.
SAXOPHONE: Nando Souza
TRUMPET: Romulo Alexis
DRUMS: Jeferson Peres
BASS: Marco Antonio
NOISE EFFECTS AND KEYBOARD: Guina
(PARTICIPATION / GUEST) EFFECTS/AMBIENT NOISE: O.s125
MAV [0kbps] Records, January 2015
