Ryan Muncy, baritone saxophone, Dan Nichols, recording engineer
Recorded on Without Words by Ensemble Dal Niente. Carrier Records 022, 2013.

Break for baritone saxophone & electronics

for piccolo, glockenspiel and celesta (1987)
sonja horlacher, piccolo
yuriko sekiguchi, glockenspiel
elena petrova, celesta

live at musikhochschule basel, june 2012

franco donatoni, ave

Cette identité sonore exprime avec style et élégance la fluidité, l’agilité et la confiance : 3 notions chères à la marque. Epurée et portée par une sonorité électro différenciante, elle renforce la nouvelle signature: «SFR. Smart comme vous». 

The audio identity conveys the brand’s smooth, agile and confident personality – with style and elegance. Particular attention was given to the simple, rhythmic melody and unique electronic sound to reinforce attribution to the new slogan, “SFR. Smart like you”.

http://www.sixiemeson.com/en/clients/audio-branding-sfr/

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SFR Audio Logo / Signature Sonore / Аудиолого

The Morphtet, Live at Transistor in Chicago, Oct 10, 2014

Quiet In The Barn

The PianoLodeon is a "Player" Toy Piano that was originally manufactured by the J. Chein & Co. toy company in the late 1950's. Boasting a surprisingly large library of unique rolls, kids of all ages could sing along with tunes like "Sweet Georgia Brown" or "Alexander's Ragtime Band" as the authentic vacuum-driven player mechanism brought an array of carefully placed dots into scintillating musical life! Of course one could also play along themselves - the PianoLodeon has a soft, rounded tone that distinguishes itself from other more metallic-sounding Toy Pianos, and a respectable keyboard of 30 keys (though the rolls only use the lower 23). When I rescued this particular PianoLodeon from a state of lamentable disrepair earlier this year, I did so with the ambition of someday manufacturing my own customized rolls by hand. At last, I finally set aside the time to cut a short test composition - only about 40 seconds long - to see what kind of company PianoLodeon and I make for a musical duo.  

The second part of this recording is musical accompaniment I made for a video demonstrating the PianoLodeon and outlining my process in manufacturing the roll, which you can see here: https://youtu.be/kQftSVT9U7E


In this part, I am playing a lightly prepared big-kids' piano (masking tape, chopsticks, tambourine, spiral-bound notebook, plastic sanding block), guitar, accordion, bowed bass guitar, bells, zither, trombone, clarinet, and assorted percussion. Making its world debut in this recording is the Turbulophone, a musical instrument consisting of a motorized, rotating vane which wafts air past the ends of tuned plastic tubes. You might be able to identify this as the faint "gurgle" that is heard at the start and then continuously throughout the piece.

PianoLodeon Test Piece No.1 + Montage And Repetition

Hereby one of my experiments on free improvisation with my baritone saxophone.

Find out more about the classical/contemporary repertoire for baritone saxophone on the blog from my website: https://joanmf.com/jmf-blog/

FREE IMPROVISATION #8 - Baritone Saxophone Solo

ROYA performing Donatoni's Rasch, at the International saxophone  meeting 2015 in Nova Gorica (Slovenia)

http://www.kulturnidom-ng.si/music/19th-international-saxophone-meeting-in-slovenia/

LIVE Franco Donatoni, Rasch

Sand Dancer

This recording features Joel Castro and Jordan Walsh in a multitracked performance of Jason Treuting's "Extremes". Joel plays parts one and two, and Jordan plays parts three and four.

Extremes

The Crossing - Donald Nally, conductor - http://www.crossingchoir.com/

She took Saulito's hands and said to him very calmly, 'They can't hurt us. God is protecting us. You just have to have faith and I will be fine and with you soon.'
     --Emma Lozano, quoted in Washington Post article, August 21, 2007, on the arrest of Chicago activist Elvira Arellano


The Crossing @ Christmas 2017
The Jeffrey Dinsmore Memorial Concert
Sunday, December 17, 2017 @ 5PM
The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, PA

she took his hands

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Sand Dancer

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