great piece. (that Parker solo had changed my world years ago)

The title track from Evan Parker's amazing 1988 solo saxophone recording PLUS six performers manipulating twelve mechanically controlled pecussion beaters across an array of table-top instruments. This is part of a larger project that attempts to find new ways of interacting with recordings, especially improvisations. 

Thank you Evan Parker for the use of this track!

The Snake Decides with Mechanical Percussion

a short test with the fantastic LW 258VCO (coupled with serge waveshaper). this connection and the joint feedback path makes these two osc extremely versatile. lots of harmonic overtones and even undertones possible depending on what mixture of wave is going through the tws.
also a test how to use the addac stochastic function generator in a tamed setting, every envelope is slightly different, the sequence gets "humanized".

stochreich

JAGROMANCE

The Thing

An improvisation made in my studio in April 2020 on the modular synth. It is largely based on ethnographic cylinder recordings from the Kodaly archive, made in April 1914. These small fragments are sampled with oscillators controlling the grain, loop size and time points of the samples. Pitch and envelope followers on the samples in turn control these oscillators and other physically modelled sounds. Yannis Kyriakides, Amsterdam, April 2020.

A Ghost Of Spring

Excerpt from the B-side of the 'Albatross' cassette, to be released in September.

Albatross

Grant Evans - India Ink Mirror (excerpt)

Giovanni di Domenico, L'inutile

Letra de Johann Heyss
Música de LL
Teclados - Gustavo Jobim
Baixo em BP - LL

Nojo, em BP - vocais Lisa Nascimento Watson - FREE DOWNLOAD

Modern Classics

video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdI9RUpQM_0

harp synth vox by elise
guitar by eddie chapman
animation and art by anthony clementi

The Snake Decides with Mechanical Percussion

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