Another radio art experiment recorded on the fly

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Vocal samples are taken from a radio stream by
Radio Quadimak Nadimak 
Deir Atyah _ Siria

work in progress

Trouble East

"Doomsday Clock"-Remix. Electric guitar, effect pedals, unsynchronized loops, two tube amps, wind chime, voice. All sounds, mixing and production: VSS. Original Track: https://soundcloud.com/velvetsomethingsuperdark/doomsday-clock. Image: Miniature installation, photo (VSS).

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Deeper (Doomsday Clock Remix)

stillness:
the sound of petals
sifting down together.

Miura Chora (1729-1780) was a Japanese poet from Toba (present-day Mie Prefecture). Early in his career, he came into contact with the Teimon School, and bonded with the great Yosa Buson. An admirer of Matsuo Bashō, he strived for a return to the simple tones and spirit of the latter's poetics, criticizing the vulgarization of haiku of his era and advocating the so-called "return" to a Bashō's style.

Haiku by Miura Chora: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7303145.Ueda_Akinari

To find out more and participate, visit https://www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge/

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halF siftinG [naviarhaiku571]

Over an existing drone I had made from the “quiet” ambience of my house I added three slightly different versions of a stretched treatment of an electronic version of the opening bars of the theme from Star Trek: Voyager.

Also added was a long stretch made from the tonic chord of the theme, pitched an octave down, for a bit of gravitas.

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The Assignment: Bury a slow melody deep inside a drone.

Step 1: We did a drone project last week and it went well, so let’s do another one. You needn’t have done last week’s to do this week, as is always the case. Again, you may, yourself, be experienced recording drone music, or you may never have recorded any. You may not even be sure what drone music is, in which case read up a bit. Not matter your experience and familiarity, please give some thought as to what constitutes drone music.

Step 2: Think about what makes a melody, even a very slow and simple melody, different from a drone.

Step 3: Now record a piece of music that is, objectively, a deep drone, but somehow within it, somewhere well below the surface, include a slow-moving melody.

More at https://disquiet.com/0676/


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Subvoyager [disquiet0676]

this is a real long lasting journey for those who want to dive deep into the inner self.
 
are mind and universe toroidal in space/ time?

https://evolvingsouls.com/blog/toroidal-universe/

smoke makes toroidal forces visible in air
https://www.facebook.com/vennevandervennet/videos/1759839147891076?idorvanity=3480898442234298

noxpox - toroidal forces

Composition pour le Naviar Haïku Music challenge 571.
Sur un haïku de Miura Chora (1729-1780):
stillness:
the sound of petals
sifting down together.

www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge/


Petal's Stilness

The opening hit represents the strong trunk of the tree from which the wind strips the tree of its leaves and flowers where the high notes of the piano thru a delay represent the sound of the petals sifting down together. There's a drastic 'ping' that occurs that's meant to symbolize a pebble thrown into a still pool of water and how the ripples bounce back and forth and mix together but ultimately calm is once again restored.

Stillness (naviarhaiku571)

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miXture_02

2025-03-18

rays of light

naviarhaiku369 – hidden among the trees

hidden among the trees –
a shrine with mice and
red leaves on the ground

Among the trees (naviarhaiku369)

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