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Kommissar Wallander
S/GB/D 2008– (Wallander)
bisher 9 Episoden in 3 Staffeln
Deutsche Erstausstrahlung: 29.05.2009 Das Erste

Henning Mankells Kriminalromane, allein in seinem Heimatland über 3,5 Millionen Mal verkauft, wurden bislang in über 30 Sprachen übersetzt, sogar ins Japanische. Die Berühmtheit des Skandinaviers basiert auf der Figur des charismatischen Ermittlers Kurt Wallander. Entsprechend erfolgreich war die 13-teilige Verfilmung der Wallander-Krimis mit Krister Henriksson in der Titelrolle, die seit 2006 im Ersten ausgestrahlt wurden. Nun hat der für seine Shakespeare-Darstellungen berühmte Kenneth Branagh sich an eine Neuinterpretation der Kultfigur gewagt. Das ist ein Gipfeltreffen der besonderen Art, denn der Gegensatz zwischen dem Energiebündel Branagh und dem notorisch übermüdeten Wallander, der sich mit viel Kaffee über den Tag rettet, könnte kaum größer sein. Als Meister der minimalen Gesten spielt der in Belfast geborene Wahlengländer den schwedischen Kommissar mit britischer Zurückhaltung. Dank einer präzise getimten Spannungsdramaturgie sind die neuen Wallander-Adaptionen ein Highlight für Krimifans.

Evil - Martin Phipps ( Wallander Soundtrack )

My take on Chopin's saddest little prelude.  Two and a half minutes of ache.


Chopin Prelude No. 4 In E Minor, Op. 28

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"If I knew I were alive, I could do so much better. If I knew what I had, then I could use it more wisely. If only I’d known before then I’d be in a better place already. If only."
London-based singer-songwriter Douglas Dare releases new EP, following on from his debut album Whelm. Named after album track Caroline and new track If I Knew I Were Alive, it also features remixes by fellow label mate Ryan Lee West aka Rival Consoles and Houndstooth’s own electronic producer Ross Tones aka Throwing Snow.

Caroline has always been a precious track for Douglas, one of the first tracks he recorded and a story in which he imagines his grandfather is writing to a loved one during the war. As the only song on his debut album that is stripped down to just his voice and piano playing, and it being a favourite amongst fans at his concerts, it was a natural choice as a first single.

The new track If I Knew I Were Alive Douglas wrote by creating beats, looping them and recording parts live. Dancing around to the beats in his room, he started singing melodies and coming up with ideas that he wouldn’t usually have, sitting at the piano. The idea that we can do a lot more if only we appreciated our own ability and opportunity encouraged Douglas to not take the track to anyone else to re-record it, but to work with what he had created himself.

“The recording has this demo quality, which I really enjoy. I love how revealing a demo can be. It seems to expose the fundamental ideas the songwriter had and the basic quality of the recording is very revealing. One of my favourite records is PJ Harvey’s ‘4 Track Demos’, where the songs are so stripped back that you can appreciate the finest details.” – Douglas Dare

Ryan Lee West, who crafted the Rival Consoles remix of album track Swim explains, “the track existed in a minimal state for a while, and I kept thinking something was missing. There's always something missing! And then out of casual chance, I was sorting through my portable recorder files, and I came across a recording of an installation that I did, which included four motors hitting glockenspiel or xylophone notes at random. I chopped it up in a few seconds and it worked perfectly. It adds texture and movement to the remix. But what's important about these sounds is that they are not in time. I think this remix creates sense of space, subtlety and physicality.”

"The original is so well put together, and the vocal so unique that it was a hard one to approach. I set out to reflect the beauty of the vocal in the intro, so that I could build it into something darker later on. This also mirrors the meaning of the vocal. The last sections are meant to evoke feelings of being washed away by a torrent” – Ross Tones about his Throwing Snow remix of Nile.

The cover photograph was taken by Douglas Dare himself; printed on silver card, so that the seawater shimmers against the light.

Douglas Dare and Rival Consoles will both perform a special in-store show at Rough Trade, presenting their respective EP releases, before embarking on an Erased Tapes U.S. West Coast tour and Douglas accompanying Fink throughout 13 countries in North America and Europe from September to November as their special guest.

TICKETS: www.erasedtapes.com/artists/events/22/Douglas+Dare

TRACK LISTING:

A1. Caroline
A2. If I Knew I Were Alive
B1. Swim (Rival Consoles Remix)
B2. Nile (Throwing Snow Remix)

MORE INFO: douglasdare.com · erasedtapes.com

Whelm

Caroline

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Douglas Dare – Caroline

14 The Big C Season One Suite - Marcelo Zarvos

This is my piano improvisation based on aria "Erbarme dich" from Matthias Passion - J.S.Bach.

"Erbarme Dich" piano improvisation /for uncompressed sound quality check the download button/

Live at the Great American Music Hall - San Francisco, CA 
June 26, 2011


Zoe Keating performing Beethoven's 7th symphony 2nd movement

Only half the piece... most definitely still a work in progress. Some phrasing, tempo and tonal issues, as well as some sticky keys... but it'll eventually come together. Also missing the cello as the piece was originally intended.

A Fuoco by Ludovico Einaudi

Funeral Canticle - John Tavener (Tribute)

Slowly descending. Floating like a feather.

For licensing & enquiries please contact David Wilks dwilks@ameritz.co.uk

Falling Through The Clouds

Esmerine - "The Neighbourhoods Rise"
from 'Lost Voices'

Out 16 October 2015 on Constellation:
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Lost Voices

Esmerine • "The Neighbourhoods Rise"

Lubomyr Melnyk - Vocalize Nr. 27A

002. Johann Sebastian Bach - Matthäus Passion (BWV 244) - Erbarme Dich

'Songs from the Haunted South', the debut album from Old Fire (feat. John Mark Lapham of The Earlies & The Late Cord) is OUT NOW on Kscope.
Oder your copy on CD: http://bit.ly/1W7vEdo

The pet project of Texas based programmer John Mark Lapham, - of ‘The Earlies’ and 4AD band ‘The Late Cord’ fame - Old Fire joins a world-class roster that includes the likes of Steven Wilson, The Pineapple Thief, Anathema, Nordic Giants and The Anchoress.

Taking nearly a decade to make, 'Songs from the Haunted South' has been a labour of love for Lapham.

Born from an album concept for a 4AD project with singer Micah P. Hinson (The Late Cord), the album was originally intended to feature different singers and musicians recording songs that were both covers and originals. After parting ways with Micah, Lapham remained determined to realize his vision for the album and sought voices he considered special or fitted the inspiration.

The first piece of the puzzle fell in to place after meeting the former owner of 4AD, Ivo Watts Russell, who introduced Lapham to singer/songwriter, Tom Rapp - who recorded a string of haunting albums in the late 60s and 70s under the name Pearls Before Swine. The vocals Rapp provided formed the basis of the track Shadows. In the following years, guest vocals were recorded by Sara Lowes (The Earlies), DM Stith, Christopher Barnes (Gem Club), Rebekka Karijord, and Alex Maas (Black Angels). 

The project also features a myriad of exceptional musicians  including DM Stith - piano and guitar, Christopher Barnes (Gem Club) - Piano, Warren Defever (His Name Is Alive) - Guitar, Thor Harris (Swans) - Drums, Christian Madden - Rhodes piano & Organ and Semay Wu -Cello.

The 13 track album contains a selection of songs that in one way or another are dedications to people, some dead and some still living. Musically, inspirations range from ambient artists such as Brian Eno and Stars of the Lid to Psychedelic Rock, traditional Country and early 4AD.  

Sitting alongside the original Old Fire compositions are a selection of intriguing cover versions. Lapham uniquely interprets songs by Psychic TV (The Orchids),  Low (Laser Beam), Ian William Craig (A Sight Grip, A Gentle Hold), Jason Molina (It’s Easier Now), Camberwell Now (Know How) and Shearwater (Helix).

'Songs from The Haunted South' was produced by John Mark Lapham, mixed by JM Lapham and Mark Kuykendall, and was mastered by Ian Hawgood.

The powerful cover art was designed by UK’s Grammy Award winning designer Vaughan Oliver, famed for his work with artists such as Mojave 3, Lush, Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, The Breeders, This Mortal Coil, Pixies, Throwing Muses, in addition to artists such as David Sylvian and Bush.

The cover shot taken in 1958 features Lapham’s father during bivouac camping basic training in the foothills of the Ozarks, at Fort Chaffee.

1. Old Fire 3
2. Along Came A Sadness
3. Helix
4. Know How
5. It`s Easier Now
6. A Stranger in The Family
7. Bloodchild
8. Faust
9. Shadows
10. A Slight Grip, A Gentle Hold
11. Laser Beam
12. The Orchids
13. Deadhouse Dream

 
OLD FIRE ONLINE:
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http://old-fire.com/
https://twitter.com/oldfiresongs
https://www.instagram.com/oldfiresongs/

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Old Fire - Helix (from Songs from the Haunted South)

Alan Kahn - Something I Haven't Named Yet


Music is like oxygen for my soul. 
Can't live without, I mean it.
Electronic MUSIC got me. 
House music- disco - Electronic- techno - classical - jazz - Brazilian music 🎶- experimental 80's bands from England 🇬🇧 
The Cure
The Smiths
Punk rock- new wave - pós punk 
LOVE in waves every beat, every sound to take me out this dimension.  

Alan Kahn - Something I Haven't Named Yet

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