from the CD ‘Pochen - Oder: mit nachschleifendem Zwirnsfaden die Treppe hinunterkollern‘
released by Herbal: http://herbalinternational.blogspot.de

More Info:
http://www.gregorybuettner.de/0400-T/pochen_cd.htm

Pochen (Excerpt)

This is the soundtrack album to the film “Song from the Forest”, which tells the story of Louis Sarno, an American who has lived for thirty years among the Bayaka pygmies in the Central African Republic. No outsider has had such access to this beautiful and musical culture, and this selection of the best of his recordings presents the sounds of this amazing people and their environment with a depth and richness never heard before.

You want more information about the Soundtrack, Luis Sarno, the Bayaka Suppor Project and the movie SONG FROM THE FOREST or you want to see the trailer or a few pictures from the movie?
Please visit: http://www.gruenrekorder.de/?page_id=12032
http://songfromtheforest.com/

You can order the soundtrack here: http://www.gruenrekorder.de/shop/


SONG FROM THE FOREST: THE SOUNDTRACK

Artist: Giuseppe Ielasi
Title: Rhetorical Islands
Cat#: faitiche 35
Release: Mar 1st 2024
Format: LP/DL

First vinyl edition of the album Rhetorical Islands, originally released by Giuseppe Ielasi in 2012 as a limited-edition CD on his Senufo Editions label, with recordings made in 2011 as a commission for l’Audible Festival, Paris.

The album’s ten tracks have neither titles nor accompanying text, standing for themselves as what Ielasi himself has called “isolated sound worlds”. They are nonetheless unparalleled in their plasticity, acoustic events with a rare degree of tangibility. Ielasi evokes physical objects, some of which seem to have been constructed out of paper and cardboard, others based on a mechanics of elastic materials. Of course these objects are hallucinations, and precisely because Ielasi constructs them so masterfully there’s no need for any further information. Here’s to everyone creating their very own sculptures while listening to Rhetorical Islands!

The front and back cover features 0.058, a work on paper by the artists Thomas & Renée Rapedius. They make sculptures whose form and artistic inspiration are defined by their materials. Like Ielasi’s acoustic islands, their impact derives from self-referentiality, resulting in paradoxical objects that embody both a detailed material study and a potential for free association.

Giuseppe Ielasi: 06

Christoph Schiller, spinet, objects
Birgit Ulher, trumpet, radio, speaker, objects

Kolk Bult

Trauerschwalben Am Hinterwiesenweiher

04 StEamed

'Transkript18' [excerpt]

from 'Tarpenbek Kontinuum' LP +12 prints. ed of 300. 

12 images by Jan Schaab. Interpretations based on 12 compositions by Asmus Tietchens entitled »Tarpenbek« (aufabwegen 2013) which are interpretations based on 12 etchings by Rolf Zander entitled »Tarpenbek – 12 Vertonungen« (1975–77).

SIDE A: 12 compositions by Gregory Büttner. Interpretations based on the images as they appear in numerical order.

SIDE B: 1 composition 'Staticforms' by Richard Chartier. Interpretations based on the images as they appear in numerical order.

Tarpenbek Kontinuum

staticforms

You listen to: Annea Lockwood | WILD ENERGY | 2016 (with Bob Bielecki)

CD 1 – Annea Lockwood
WILD ENERGY | 2016 (with Bob Bielecki) — (29:49)
STREAMING, SWIRLING, CONVERGING | 2017 — (8:25)
Sound engineering and mastering: Tom Hamilton, New York

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The secret life of the inaudible | Christina Kubisch & Annea Lockwood | CD1

You listen to: CD 2 – Christina Kubisch | NINE MAGNETIC PLACES | 2017

CD 2 – Christina Kubisch
NINE MAGNETIC PLACES | 2017 — (13:26)
BELOW BEHIND ABOVE | 2017 — (22:32)
Sound engineering: Eckehard Güther
Mixed at Studio Hoppegarten
Mastering: Douglas Henderson

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The secret life of the inaudible | Christina Kubisch & Annea Lockwood | CD 2

Gregory Büttner lives and works as a musician and artist in Hamburg. Since 2000 his main focus is on sound art and electroacoustic compositions. 
www.gregorybuettner.de

Pochen (Excerpt)

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