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One of the finest voyeurs of sound to have graced our ears in the last year or so is the legendary Moscoman. We're big fans of this glorious horse enthusiast and everything he touches seems to turn to aural gold in a matter in instants. His Disco Halal label is just one such example of how he's able to do no wrong when there's music involved.

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PREMIERE: Disco Halal - Baladi (Mehmet Aslan Edit)

Composer: Aftab Darvishi
Conductor: James wood
Performed by: Helsingin Kamarikuoro
words by: Vera Brittain-1916
" This piece was performed during Tenso days(October 2016) in Copenhagen. It was granted Tenso Young Composers Award 2016, consisting of a commission of a new work.

Tenso Young Composers Workshop 2016

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Known as 1991 VG, the object was first spotted in November 1991 by astronomer James Scotti at the University of Arizona.

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Bacchae was written for a production of Euripide’s tragedy The Bacchae directed [and choreographed] by the distinguished choreographer Zouzou Nikoloudi. This particular play was part of the University of California Intercampus Cultural Exchange Program and was never performed in Greece. From the 25th of September to the 3rd of October 1974, it was staged seven times in different campuses of the University of California (Santa
Barbara, Irvine, San Diego, Riverside, Davis, Santa Cruz, Berkeley) . These seven shows were to become the only occasions this composition was presented to the public.
Bacchae seems to be Vassiliadi’s first attempt in bringing together his background in electroacoustic music with the music he grew up to. He beautifully achieves this by juxtaposing modular synthesizer tones with samples of greek traditional music from his collection of archival recordings. These two elements ebb and flow throughout the composition, at times becoming indistinguishable from each other. The manner in which Vassiliadis mixes acoustic and synth drones together resembles electronic music of following decades. Developed gradually over a duration of 23 minutes of uninterrupted and texturally thick audio, Bacchae is a kind of proto-ambient, folk-drone electroacoustic piece, luckily rediscovered in the archipelago of recorded music.

EN PYRI / BACCHAE

BACCHAE

Stephanos Vassiliadis - Bacchae

info: https://radio.syg.ma/episodes/global-zomia-canary-records
interview in russian: https://syg.ma/@sygma/canary-records-muzyka-immighrantskikh-diaspor-amieriki
interview in english: http://inrussia.com/canary-records-music-of-immigrant-diasporas-in-america

Global Zomia – Canary Records

Roots Up! oddcast tracklisting:

1. Melodiya Records, 1980 (USSR)
Claude Debussy, "Le vent dans la plaine" ("The Wind On The Plain"), prelude for piano, 1909. Arranged for analogue synthesizer  EMS Synthi 100 by russian composer Eduard Artemiev and russian sound engineer Yuri Bogdanov. Performed by Eduard Artemiev, 1980. 

2. State Tele Radio of KazSSR, 1984 (USSR).
"The Tale Of Kazakh Music", a radioshow by kazakh culturologist Tleutai Ibraev concerning origins of kazakh music (excerpt).

3. Rounder Select Records, 2010 (US)
Ram Gopaul - "Bhajan" from Alan Lomax' album "Caribbean Voyage: East Indian Music in the West Indies". This album contains Alan Lomax' field recording series made in 1962 showcasing a cultural cross-breed of traditional Asian and newly created, Creolized East Indian music. 

4. Sub Rosa, 1999 (Belgium)
Bill Laswell – "The Western Lands" from album "Hashisheen: The End Of Law", featuring voices of William S. Burrough and Iggy Pop telling a story of Hassan-I-Sabbah, a muslim missionary of XI-th Century.

5. Tzadik Records, 1995 (US)
Alvin Curran - "Animal Behavior" (for digital sampler & human moaner/groaner). "Animal Behavior" is a wholly sampled collection of blips and moans, musical bits, and animal sounds interspersed with the spoken word fragments of President George Bush.

6. State Tele Radio of KazSSR, 1984 (USSR)
"Aitys of akyns" (traditional poetic contest of improvisers), a radioshow featuring akyns from all the regions of the Soviet Kazakhstan Republic, including improvisers Manat Kokenov, Sholpan Kdyrniyazova, Koken Shakeev, Asiya Berkenova and others (excerpt). 

7. Dais Records, 2011 (US)
Ghédalia Tazartès – "La Vie Et La Mort Légendaire Du Spermatozoïde Humuch Lardy" from album "Diasporas".

8. Ellipsis Arts, 2000 (US)
Brian Eno - "Unfamiliar Wind (Leeks Hills)" from album "OHM: The Early Gurus Of Electronic Music : 1948-1980".

9. State Tele Radio of KazSSR, 1981 (USSR).
"Creative connections between Kazakh & Russian music", the radioshow by soviet kazakh musicologist Boris Erzakovitch (excerpt).

10. State Tele Radio of KazSSR, 1966 (USSR).
Sergey Rachmaninoff  - "Italian Polka" (1906), performed by kazakh musician and composer Magauiya Hamzin (dombra).

10. KazakhFilm Studios, 1953 (USSR).
Biographical motion picture "Jambyl" (excerpt from the movie’s original soundtrack). The movie dramatizes the life of Jambyl Jabaev, famous kazakh akyn (folksinger).

11. Bomba Music, 2000 (Russian Federation)
"Century-old Oppressions", performed by russian singer Lev Sibiryakov, recorded in 1920-es, from the album "Songs of the Russian Revolutions".

12. Mute Records, 2002 (UK)
Rod Freeman & The Blue Men - "I Hear A New World" from album "Rough Trade Shops - Electronic - 01".

13. WERGO Records, 2000 (Germany)
Luigi Russolo - "Risveglio Di Una Città" ("Awakening Of the City", 1913) from album "Die Kunst Der Geräusche".

14. Ardis Publishing, 2005 (Russian Federation)
Alexander Blok - “Steps of Commodore” (1912), performed by russian constructivist poet Eduard Bagritsky, recorded in 1920-es.

15. ReR Megacorp, 2009 (UK)
Arseny Avraamov - Symphony Of Sirens (public event, Baku, 1922, excerpt), from album "Baku: Symphony Of Sirens. Sound Experiments In The Russian Avant Garde".

16. Melodiya Records, 1955 (USSR)
Vladimir Lenin - "What Is Soviet Power" (recorded in 1919), from album "Speeches of Lenin on gramophone recorded in 1919-1921".

17. Cramps Records, 1989 (Italy)
Aleksei Kruchenykh - "Boyen Kr" (1922), from album "Futura, Poesia Sonora" (Disc 1 - La Declamazione Futurista + Lo Zaum', Linguaggio Trasmentale).

18. Avant Records, 1993 (Japan)
DNA - "Detach",  from album "DNA Last Live At CBGB" (recorded at CBGB club, NYC, in 1982, mixed in 1992 at RPM Studio).

19. Berlin Classics, 2008 (Germany)
Hanns Eisler - "Utopia" (Drei Männerchöre, Op. 10, No. 3 "Utopia", written in 1925), from album "Choral Music", performed by Radio Choir Leipzig in 2008.

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