Name: nothing for the moment #01 by Andrés Navarro
Duration: 17 min 34 s
Description: first version of my work "nothing for the moment" for vibraphone and electronics premiered on 16th October 2020(Brussels)

A longer-form Buddhist chant by a Korean monk named Kim Seong Gong.  

Buddhist Chant by a Korean Monk (Kim Seong Gong)

Including tracks from Ephrem Tamru, Mhadi Jabon, Getenesh Kebret with Asselefetch Ashenie, Aster Aweke, Muluken Melesse and more. Selected and extracted from the original cassettes by Cheb Gero.

Photo: Ephrem Tamru

The Amharic Mixtape: An Adventurous Selection From Vintage Ethiopian Cassettes

A random selection of trance, pop, and electronic music from the Indonesian archipelago, including an excerpt from a wild Jathilan horse dance cassette; late 1990s-early 2000s campursari dance music from the Pusaka label; calung (bamboo tube xylophone) from the legendary Darso; dangdut and tarling pop jams; Javanese radio & street sounds; and Karo electronic music from northern Sumatra. Make sure to check out our 24/7 radio platform here: www.radioisaforeigncountry.org.

TRACKLIST
Excerpt from Asia Radio Environments – Jesse Paul Miller (2014)
Excerpt from Ojo Sembroso – Jathilan (Fajar, 2012)
Jakarta Traffic Jam
Excerpt from Den Pasar Moon – Merry Andani / Sabah Habas Mustapha
Ojo Dipleroki – Cici Sahita /  Erwin (Pusaka)
Excerpt from Break Pong – Yayah Ratnasari 
Ojo Sembroso – Yuli Sumantri  / Hartono (Pusaka) 
Excerpt from Kempling – Aril & Hartono
Excerpt from Sarua Jeung Bohong – Darso
Langsung Bogoh – Calung Darso
Excerpt from Jangga Wareng – Harry Roesli
Kasih Gilo – Lijal Hasni 
Nembe Ketemu – Nengsih & Sadi M
Excerpts from Live Radio and Street Sounds of Central Java – Jesse Paul Miller (2018)
Excerpts from Night Recordings from Bali – Alan Bishop (Sublime Frequencies, 2003)
Excerpts from Radio Java – Alan Bishop (Sublime Frequencies, 2003)
Excerpt from Break Pong Medley – Yayah Ratnasari
Simalungun Rayat – Karo Tempo Doeloe
Simalungun Rayat – Karo Tempo Duru 
Siti Jauhari – Tanamo's Group

Transmissions from the Indonesian Archipelago (RIAFC064)

'White clouds over purple' - for alto flute, cello and piano. 
A live recording performed by Daniele Ruggieri (flute), Carlo Teodoro (cello), Aldo Orvieto (piano).

White clouds over purple (alto flute, cello and piano)

ACOSMETICS is a project by Werner Durand. Using selected excerpts of some of his favorite tracks, he creates new pieces in form of collages. Needless to say, he is a vinyl junky with interests covering a wide spectrum of recorded sound, including so-called “ethnic music”, avantgarde, experimental, and jazz. The only rules are not to alter the original pitch and tempo.

Acosmetics - Werner Durand (RIAFC086)

05.09.21 Auditorio « El Batel » (Cartagena, Murcia)
Interpretado por los alumnos del festival

Interludio I - Javi Herrero
Gamelan II . Number Measure Increase Downward - Philip Corner
Interludio II - Javi Herrero 
ACCIÓN - Alejandro Solano, Emilio Saura y Andrés Navarro
Cajonada - Alejandro Solano
Interludio III - Javi Herrero
Having Never Written a Note for Percussion - James Tenney
Doudou ndiaye rose - Cheikh anta Diop

Concierto clausura III EDICIÓN

Field recordings - modulation set - magical realism
Peru 2023

1 Sol (Lima)

Wander Steps for two microtonals accordions played by the duo XAMP Fanny Vicens and Jean-Etienne Sotty (festival Messiaen au Pays de la Meije, commission 2018)

Wander Steps (2018)for two microtonals accordions

Opening tracks from my debut album 'Waking, She Heard The Fluttering', released April 5 2019 on Room40 https://alexandraspence.bandcamp.com/album/waking-she-heard-the-fluttering

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"Her sense of field is broader. it is as if she is trying to capture a whole landscape of sound entire... Sound is sound. It is sometimes exciting, often enigmatic, rarely open to verbalisation. ...we ought to spend more time with Alexandra Spence, with our ears simply and honestly open."
- Brian Morton, The Wire

"Throughout, there’s a real flow to the otherwise disparate sounds, sending any objective significance (such as traffic, a news reader or church bells) into purely subjective, introspective realms. It is topped off perfectly by the closing piece, ‘Sky And Sea Were Indistinguishable’, whose cautious tones are left free to roam beyond ‘the field’. They arc beautifully across the listening space and ultimately fade so slowly that their end is indistinguishable, sealing the communion between artist and listener."
- The Quietus

Waking, She Heard The Fluttering

Begin / Bodies In Place

first version of my work "nothing for the moment" for vibraphone and electronics premiered on 16th October 2020(Brussels)

nothing for the moment #01

Andrés Navarro

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