I dig the microtonality, Dave. (...not that it's the only thing here to savor!)

Always great to see csound work, excellent!

What a beautiful soundscape...healing my frequencies...thank you so much Dave!

Three pieces demonstrating VST plugins created with Rory Walsh's Cabbage, an environment for developing Csound-based instruments and audio processors. Martin Eastwood's MVerb was used on one track, otherwise all sounds heard in these pieces have been synthesized and processed by Cabbage plugins, with no samples. Most (all?)of those plugins are instruments and effects processors designed by Iain McCurdy. 
These pieces were created and rendered with Bitwig 1.2.0 (beta) for Linux, on Fedora 21 with the Planet CCRMA additions. Vast thanks to all the developers who have made such amazing software !

Section descriptors :
1. Sunday morning, waking/dreaming/waking and dreaming again.
2. Sebkha-Chott patiently teach GWAR how to tune their instruments and play simple melodies correctly.
3. An imaginary fretless bass daydreams of 50s Darmstadt stardom, then it all somewhat sadly and totally tonally fades away.


Cabbagenic

Searching for Sunset

Here's a new tune using some retooled vocal samples and with more than a hint of the Orbital and Underworld about it. Hope you like

LiftMeUp

A sequel to "Hinterland".  A bit more variations.

Hinterland 2 - Colony

Music Production / Original Music by PabLabSky

Sculpture by Rafael Mélida and Mónika Rasco

Poem by Mónika Rasco:   "La Flor de Venus" 
                                    
"Flor de Venus...
Flor sin canon, sin previos, sin igual;
flor extraña, asimétrica, estelar... 
Flor que escondida se halla
más allá, mucho más,
del pubis -Monte de Venus-,
de la costilla de Adán.

Flor de Venus..., la siempre amor. 
La flor hembra, y la hembra flor.
Flor sexual, sin prejuicios ni recato...,
sin pecado original.
Flor deseo que desea
la luz..., que no alumbrará,
la que en pétalos clítoris
cerrados, contraídos de par
en par, custodia como si cofre,
en extrema castidad.

¡Mas rompe su vestidura!
¡El burka no aguanta más!!!
Lacios pétalos caídos
desfloran su intimidad,
y Venus canta victoria
con cetro descomunal
-sus dos trompas de Falopio-,
todo principio y final
de esta perita en dulce,
de este planeta a tomar...

Será una guerra en tablas,
para volverla a jugar,
sin vencidos ni victoria,
sin "caídas" nunca más,
con un cañón que acaricie
hasta la llave encontrar
y hallar la entrega absoluta,
con placer, y en libertad,
bajo la brisa que suena...,
que ahora, sonando está...

Tormenta de espuma blanca,
espuma blanca de mar,
nebulosa que in crescendo
no contiene su bramar...,
y a tu orilla, Flor de Venus,
viene con su crepitar.
La voz de un ángel susurra
como en misa, su cantar,
entre pájaros a coro
con metálico trinar,
y otros ángeles caídos,
que en ráfagas, en zig-zag,
contradicen su palabra:
"Vuela..., déjate llevar..."

Se abren las puertas del cielo
mientras nos envuelve Bach,
y el jardín de las Delicias
la bienvenida nos da
entre cortinas de hiedra,
campanillas..., y azahar,
y en cascada los acordes
vienen, brillan..., y se van
fugaces,
despacio...,
en frecuencias de cristal,
forte, piano..., cayendo
en picado.
La niebla crece y se espesa
con transparencia fugaz.
Notas-gemidos de hembra
surcan el espacio ya,
y hasta Ulises, sus oídos,
tapa al hipnótico metal
de cantos de dulces sirenas...

La sensualidad reina en la pieza
que se deja acariciar.
Sonido y Escultura se funden 
haciendo el amor...
Guerra y paz...
Silencio."                                                                                                      

The Sculpture will be exhibited starting next June in Portugal, and if you have the possibility to see it live, I invite you to connect to my channel to listen to it while you lie by its side and enjoy its pristine and sensual manufacture... 

I wish that it is liked by the collective ear of my beloved SoundCloud family, my best frequencies and love. Enjoy it!

PabLabSky - May 11, 2019

Música para una Exposición de Esculturas

La Flor de Venus

Music Production / Original Music by PabLabSky

Sculpture by Rafael Mélida

Poem by Mónika Rasco:       "Esencya de Coral"

"Un parpadeo de AGUA
crepita, buscando el sueño
de un mago artista escultor,
en rizado contorneo.
        
La vida empezó en el mar.

Férreos estratos de TIERRA
en letales yacimientos,
partidos,
a trozos,
esperan dar forma al sueño.
       
 La vida empezó en el mar.

El cielo arrojó su FUEGO
sobre el yacente metal,
y en el taller del océano
bajo chirriante aparejo...
brota, gigante, el Coral.
        
La vida empezó en el mar.

Su aliento se lo dio el AIRE
con la marea in crescendo...
Y a tempo danzan sus brazos
en perpetuo movimiento.
Esencya de Coral
forjan los cuatro elementos.
       
 La vida...,
 siga perenne en el mar!!!"

My best frequencies appreciated listeners!!
PabLabSky

Xylema

Coral

The title of the piece is the same as Indian raga Shrî, which signifies lethargy, melancholy, tenderness, love, spirituality, and is also a call for evening prayer. The harmony is based on the same raga scale. The rhythm is based on a change of timbre and pitch by creating different layers of pulse, dynamics, and micro-changes rather than structured rhythmical patterns. The electronics support the score in such a way that it creates smooth, almost imperceptible transformations from one timbral layer to another. Throughout the piece, the harmony expands by pizzicato notes that create new timbral/pitch layers. These disappear or merge from one layer to another until it grows into one soundscape.
The work was commissioned by the Thames festival Trust. The World premiere was performed by ensemble Apartment House on 18 September, in Tower Bridge, London, in 2019.
The work is dedicated to Apartment House.
Violin I - Gordon Mackay
Violinn II - Mira Benjamin
Viola -  Bridget Carey
Violoncello - Anton Lukoszevieze,

Shrî_Apartment House

Excerpt from DISORDER / RESONANCE 3

Live Improvised Music 
Eurorack Analog Synthesizer and Csound based digital processing.

Recorded for the Radio WDR Artist's Cut 
https://www1.wdr.de/radio/wdr3/programm/sendungen/wdr3-open-sounds/open-sounds-128.html
Editor: Frank Hilberg
Producer: Katja Teubner

Foto: Sandra Stein 2019

Artist's Cut

DISORDER / RESONANCE 3

BhUtadhAtrI in Sanskrit language means “sleep, earth and supporter of being”.

This composition uses two different systems: the first is based on a dense textile weave that determines a strict, logical structure, moving from the highest note to the lowest of the trumpet; the second is based on the harmonics and overtones of the changing chords produced by the first system. The harmony is based on perfect intervals – perfect fourth, fifth, octaves – that are de-tuned by overlapping microtones, resembling the drones of Indian music. The two systems are woven together into a monolithic soundscape that develops from quiet to loud, overlapping different patterns as the music grows from a few notes into an enormous chord.

The work is commissioned by the contemporary music festival “Gaida” and Lithuanian Composer’s Union.

The world premiere was performed on 19 October in 2018 by the Lithuanian Ensemble Network, conducted by Vykintas Baltakas. Trumpets: Laurynas Lapė, Aurimas Jankevicius, Andrius Stankevicius, Linas Rupšplaukis, and Vilius Surdokas.

BhUtadhatrI

A short Elegy (in B minor) for cello and piano, inspired by moving and timeless pieces like Fauré's Elegy and Rachmaninov's Vocalise. Scored and exported to audio in MuseScore.

Dedicated to the memory of Fuji, who passed away too soon.

License: https://www.safecreative.org/work/2002153096044

Elegy In B Minor for cello and piano (classical)

Lifelong musician (blues, rock, classical), composing with computers since 1986. Discovered Csound in 1989 and Linux in 1995. Still performing, composing, and teaching in Findlay OH USA.

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