This work utilizes a note-matrix that I have been working with for a few years. Its 15 minutes long. I presented the "score" to the members of Goorilla, with a few specific performance-game-rules, and this is the realization they came up with. It is slow, expansive, and sensual. It is 12-tone only as an ancient philosophy, through the interpretation it moved on from the old rigidity. Performed/realized by Goorilla, this is my absolute favorite that we did together next to "I have an Ant Problem, and Nosferatu. Joseph Florindo Di Ponio, Sax; Edward Ludvigsen, guitar; Myself on keyboards. One take, no edits.


Goo-Cereal-Ish

This song is a variation of "Dancing We Are Dancing".

Looking at you, looking back at me.
Entire room feels our chemistry.
We’re fused together in our energy.
We are so obvious, heads are turning at us.

On the floor, dancing close together.
Attraction builds as the song goes on.
Next song plays, we’re moving even closer.
We don’t need more evidence to show that

We are in love, oh we know it.
We are dancing, we are dancing.
Can’t get enough, of you baby.
We are dancing, we are dancing.

We are dancing, we are dancing.
To the music, to the music.
And romancing, and romancing
We are dancing, we are dancing, right now.

After the party, we continue.
Exchange the crowd for just us two.
We all know what we’re gonna do.
The chemistry is flowing. We just keep on going.

We fit together like a puzzle piece.
Interlocking perfectly.
Creating the picture of true love.
We don’t need more evidence to show that

We are in love, oh we know it.
We are dancing, we are dancing.
Can’t get enough, of you baby.
We are dancing, we are dancing.

We are dancing, we are dancing.
To the music, to the music.
And romancing, and romancing
We are dancing, we are dancing, right now.

Dancing and Romancing

[Terrible Audio Alert! Sorry! live performance]
(2006) for electric Guitar (or any other instrument) and processors, and Roland V-Synth.
Originally performed in the Bach's Broque Blender II concert with Alphonse Izzo on guitar. This is available here for those interested in performing the work, and obtaining a score.
Score soon available on Lulu.com. Free audio download here.
[duration ca. 8']


Dancing and Romancing

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