Name: Topia - Closing Performance – BAM Gallery 2024 by eratta
Duration: 23 min 58 s
Description: Flute, borderlands, looping pedal, found sound – played live 02.2024 at BAM in Saskatoon.

A song inspired by my first year living in Iceland, particularly the extreme  variations in light between summer and winter. 

This song is from an upcoming project I'm working on. It marks a change in direction from my previous music as my life evolves and changes.

Infinite Sunrise

Composed, performed and mixed by Maria Moles in Fitzroy, Australia 2020
Drum kit recorded/mixed by Timothy Harvey
Mastered by Lawrence English at Negative Space
Commissioned by the APRA Art Music Fund 202

For Leolanda

In Pan-as

Flute, borderlands, looping pedal, found sound – played live 02.2024 at BAM in Saskatoon.

Topia - Closing Performance – BAM Gallery 2024

Ilana Waniuk - violin

Pose IX: Chorus, uses the ‘Chorus’ audio effect as a metaphor for instrumental composition. The work is intended for a solo violinist, or violinist working with an electronic producer, to record and layer four different violin parts to create the electronics of the work. These parts derive from pitch, rhythmic, and timbral variations of the live solo violin. Alternatively, the work may be played as a violin choir with violin solo. While many violins sound in the final work, I strove to explore the space between harmony and timbre, counterpoint and the ‘fuzzy’ unison. The work is dedicated to and written for Ilana Waniuk.

Pose IX: Chorus (2024) - for amplified violin and multitracked violin (live recording)

Jan 6 2023: Perepelochka, Wingie1, Norns w/oooooo, Baoding Iron Balls, random gallery ambience 

0006_norns_230106_oooooo_fifo

Enregistré en concert le 7 février 2016
Caroli Forsämlingshem
Borås, Suède

Quatuor Bozzini (Clemens Merkel, Alissa Cheung, violons; Stéphanie Bozzini, alto; Isabelle Bozzini, violoncelle)

Johanna Magdelena Beyer - Music Of The Spheres

It's all about souvenirs, desire, revelations, inspirations...
🙏 @facadelectronic
Aphex Twin - Tha
Burial - Night Bus
Jon Hassell - Dream Theory
Jóhann Jóhannsson - Heptapod B
Kraftwerk - Radioland
François De Roubaix - Baleines
Brian Eno - The Big Ship
Squarepusher - Midi Sans Frontieres
Actress - Holy water
Jimi Hendrix - Captain Coconut
Depeche Mode - Agent Orange
Bernard Parmegiani - Serge & Lola
The Durutti Column - Enigma
Boards Of Canada - Diving Station
Harmonia & Eno 76 - Atmosphere
Basic Channel - Q1.1/IIII
Loren Connors - Airs No. 8
Neu! - Isi

Re-up of a mix previously on Mixcloud 23/07/2022
https://www.mixcloud.com/facadelectronic/femix-17-guest-mix-by-alexandre-navarro/

FEMIX — 17 Guest Mix by Alexandre Navarro

Recording of a performance on August 9, part of the Holophon Listening Station Summer Edition Launch Party

Weaving Room-080924

Premiered by Montreal’s Quatuor Bozzini on 14th Nov., 2015. Co-presented by Blue Moss Ensemble and the Music Gallery with the support of the Ontario Arts Council.

Program Note: Scientists have recently revealed that a species of moth in the Kirindy forest of Madagascar drinks tears from the eyes of birds. Birds can usually fly away from these predators, but not while sleeping. The Madagascan moths were observed on the necks of sleeping magpie robins and Newtonia birds, with the tip of their proboscises inserted under the bird’s eyelid, drinking avidly. Sleeping birds have two eyelids, both closed. So instead of the soft, straw-like mouthparts found on tear-drinking moths elsewhere, the Madagascan moth has a proboscis “shaped like an ancient harpoon,” with hooks and barbs. It is inserted under the eyelid where the barbs are used to anchor it in place. The team does not yet know whether the insect spits out an anaesthetic to dull the irritation. They also want to investigate whether, like their counterparts elsewhere, the Madagascan tear-drinkers are all males who get most of their nutrition from the tears. (Deborah MacKenzie)

Moths Drink the Tears of Sleeping Birds

A long-form ambient track-a rehearsal for a performance that would occur the following evening

The Night Before - DroneFactory090316

Modular performance with an attempt at music visuals (https://youtu.be/3vSfvuvnMJg). 

Take was recorded as a stereo out straight from my rack, with EQ and compression added in Ableton. I then had to isolate different elements of the song using EQ and gates to use as audio sources for the visuals. Not the cleanest way to do it, but it kinda worked. I think I'll be multitracking from now on. Sorry about the noise in the audio. I had a digital module beside my spring reverb and was getting some nasty interference :(

Visuals created in Magic Music Visuals and compiled in DaVinci Resolve.

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Patch Notes:

Sequencing handled by a Beatstep Pro
Percussion: VPME Quad Drum
	-Kick is separated on the left channel to be used for sidchaining. 
	-Snare, Hats, and Glitch percussion are running through Clouds withe the Kammerl Beat Slicer firmware.
	-Freezing/Modulating the Beat Repeater using the Delptronics WiiCHUCK module.  
Arp:  Qu-Bit Scanned running through the erica synth Black Spring Reverb
Bass: “Zigzag” out from Intellijel Dixie 2+ is filtered through Qu-Bit Tone for low frequencies. Braids passing through a high-pass filter mode on Intellijel Polaris, then running a Boss DD-3 delay and a Line 6 Verbzilla. It’s then Mixed together with the bass from Dixie. 
Using the Endorphin Milky Way for some compression (though I can’t recall on what elements)
Everything is running into the WORNG Soundstage for stereo placement and additional filtering, then into my audio interface.

Geysir

Composer, sound artist, and experimental flute + woodwind player from Treaty 6, Saskatchewan. Currently based on unceded Lekwungen territory in Victoria, BC.

1/3 of the experimental trio Bell Dreams 
prior Member of the Saskatoon Experimental Sound Ensemble

Topia - Closing Performance – BAM Gallery 2024

eratta

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