This, my Fifth String Quartet, continues my exploration into writing music of a more contrapuntal nature.

This work is about 24 minutes in length and I very much appreciate you taking the time to listen, and hopefully enjoy it. It has been very difficult to compose, and at this point I can’t take it any further, as additional changes only seem to weaken both the piece and myself:)

Its best listened to with headphones, though I did attempt to make it work decently computer speakers. 

Thank you again!
Bob

String Quartet V

Hey everybody! Besides from all the music, that came into being this year, it wasn't the easiest one for me. However, I'm really looking forward to the next decade, that is about to begin in a few days. :-)
May it be filled with music and, hopefully, with peace..!
But for now: May the last days of 2019 be quiet and joyful for you all!
Thanks for listening and 'hear you all back' next year,
The Spotlight Kid

Live recording. String sound: modular generative patch. Guitar, loopstation.

Vanishing Light (Berlin, December '19)

Original composition by https://soundcloud.com/marcolucchi
soundcloud.com/marcolucchi/zaubergesang
https://marcolucchi.bandcamp.com

Marco Lucchi : analog synth, found sounds, tape and treatments
Remixed by Liquid House at Hadean Studio (June 2020)

Carl Oscar Borg - On the Rim, Grand Canyon, Arizona

Headphones recommended !

Zaubergesang (Remix)

Improvisation

Inspired by the band, weather report.
Been in a key phase learning my instrument keepin it nice and simple wish i had a sax
Gm11/F
F#m11/E
D#sus2
D6
G#6/C
G#m11/F#
D6
D#sus2
 
then i just mixed around the progression whatever feels right for you

12th Fairway

El Sol Es Naranja? - Ft RekLoos?

Linguaticum

Vanessa Pettendorfer: organ -
Bruno Gussoni: shakuhachi -
Mastering: Alexey Mikryukov

Vanessa Pettendorfer & Bruno Gussoni -  neiger à gros flocons

King Imagine: electronics -
Bruno Gussoni: shakuhachi

King Imagine & Bruno Gussoni - Humbook

For https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0467-toolbox-show-tell

Thanks to the lockdown and the lack of proper work on these past 2 months I decided to (finally) open and old box of DAT I got from my storage place in Argentina when I was forced to close it and decide what to keep (bring it home on the plane), what to sell, what to discard.
These DAT (my go-to recording/archival media in the 90s)  included loads of tapes with Jams and impromptu encounters that I recorded there live and never ever listened to.
I realize now how good that attitude was,( just tape everything that happens at home or archival purposes), I did that all the time, stopped later, I promise to do it again in the future.

I discovered many gems, funny and intense moments, I include here one rehearsal for a song I composed in 1985 (one of my first proper composition) . I make a little bass solo that's pretty lame, but my partners live-at-home performance is awesome and I'm glad to make this available for you to listen and criticize.

This happened in Buenos Aires, March 9th 1995 at my home/studio in the Julian Alvarez street of the Palermo Viejo area. Recorded live to DAT (one mic for the guitar, one for the bass, a stereo AT mic for the percussion set.

Gabriel Kirschenbaum: spanish guitar
Ricardo Hambra: percussion (tabla, bombo) @udfmusic1
Daniel Diaz: acoustic bass guitar


Photo: Palermo Viejo, Plaza Cortazar by DD, Circa 2000.

String Quartet V

Bob Morabito