I VIAGGI DI SALGARI, CHAPTER FIFTY-EIGHT:

 I Pescatori di Trepang by Enrico Ascoli aka Varanasi

Enrico Ascoli, also known as Varanasi, is a nomadic and stateless producer, field recordist, and composer. The merger of electronic music and ethnic recording is the centrepiece of its music. It explores the minimal aspect of ethnomusicology and draws inspiration from downtempo, ambient, minimal dub, and IDM. Folkloric chant and computer bleeps coexist in the same sonic space. A native vocal line is layered over dub hints and accompanied by percussion and enigmatic musical instruments and audio of natural objects and animals.
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Chapter 58 - I Pescatori di Trepang by Enrico Ascoli aka Varanasi

La bouleraie - Extrait "La nuit du cerf"

Partage d’une rencontre naturaliste inoubliable. Mettez un casque audio. Fermez les yeux. Imaginez-vous seul, au coeur d’une profonde forêt ; au milieu de la nuit, le silence ; puis, à quelques mètres… il est là. À quelques centimètres… 

Let’s share an unforgettable encounter. Put on your headphones. Close your eyes. Imagine that you’re alone in the heart of a deep forest; in the middle of the night, there's only silence; and suddenly, just a few meters away… the male is here. Only a few centimeters away from you…

photo : ©Vincent Munier
audio : ©Vincent Munier/ Marc Namblard


Partage d’une rencontre naturaliste inoubliable. Let’s share an unforgettable encounter.

E.V.15th M.E is the recording of an omen, E.V.15th M.E is a tribute, a tribute to Empedocles.
The night of December 28, six days after the recordings in EV15th ME, those same craters have decided to speak again, but still always in a new way (http://www.ct.ingv.it/it/11-notizie/news/1034-etna-20141228-breve.html.



E.V.§15th M.E

Real time binaural field recording using the rough and cheap laptop microphone.  Paris Train 8:00 am

Binaural Experiment Train

Album Dreambox, composed for my daughter.
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Jeu d'enfant

Myanmar: Train Mandaly to Yangoon - 16 hours travel at medium speed of 30km per hour. Wagons are crowded with people sitting everywhere. Burmese travelers smile a lot but don't talk so much, may be because trains are so old and rusty to be so noisy that it's quite impossible to listen someone voice. 
At each station peddlers tribe invade the carriages singing and shouting their beautiful repetitive cries to sell many different qualities of food.

Myanmar: Mandaly to Yangoon - Train,  Peddlers and a singing girl

Karen Folk Music from the Thailand-Burma border

Binaural Experiment Train

enrico ascoli - field recordings