Radio Far Oeste Playlist Part. III

ManiFeste-2017 / Alberto Posadas

contemporary music

IRCAM

Donatienne Michel-Dansac
http://www.babelscores.com/en/catalog/vocal-music/solo-voice/pub-1

Georges Aperghis - Pub 1

Language in Paradise II

simpler times

Simpler Times

Solar System Excursions

Catch The Sun !

Rinse France Podcast

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Nerang Recordings : 5 Years B-Day Takeover avec Low Tape - 29 Novembre 2021

Excerpts of essential KAIROS releases
released on 0013112KAI

Alberto Posadas - Glossopoeia

Excerpts of essential KAIROS releases
released on 0012932KAI

Alberto Posadas - Liturgia fractal

Leveraging the concept of the geometrically impossible Penrose Triangle, the trio of Sebastian Lexer (piano), Eddie Prevost (percussion) and Seymour Wright (sax) perform three permutations of duos and one full trio.

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"On Impossibility In Its Purest Form, the trio of Prévost with prepared pianist Lexer and saxophonist Wright sound like they are working within the confines of the listener’s own cranium. Like craftsmen, they gently prepare and scrape at those bony surfaces, filling gaps, adding minimal embellishment. The more open-minded will find the restrictiveness paradoxically liberating, the trio ultimately carving out a door to a whole world of colour, shade and texture." - The Liminal

"Each performance begin in nothingness, eventually finds a kind of convergence, then elongates that moment, stretching it in time and space until there is room in one’s awareness for little else. In a sense dauntingly abstract, the work is also visceral, with both Wright (he can sound like a duck without being specifically mimetic) and Prévost exploring harsh reed and bowed metal sounds, in contrast to the refined and unpredictable little sounds that Lexer seems to prefer. That harshness may articulate either the struggle of a music that is made out of nothingness and which will return to it, or the impossibility of the moment and the insistence on its potential for habitation." - Point of Departure

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Recorded at The Welsh Chapel, Southwark Bridge Road, London in July and October 2011.

MRDL82 - "Impossibility in its Purest Form" sample

The inventive and lively community of students at the University of East Anglia's sadly defunct School of Music designated improvisation as the 'theme' for the curriculum in 2005, and invited John Tilbury and Edwin Prevost to Norwich to give lectures, workshops and the first AMM concert in East Anglia. Simon Waters (senior lecturer at the time) writes:

"Perhaps the most surprising aspect of the experience for me was it's immediate memorability. Even before replaying the recording I had a clear aural memory of the sequence of events / sounds - a response shared by the audience - and I found myself anticipating the musical development with an eerie accuracy. There's something extraordinarily 'composed' about their activity, albeit composed in real-time. I think it's the unequivocal quality of what they do that makes this performance so immediately memorable."

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John Tibury / piano

Eddie Prévost / percussion

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Tracklisting:

1. track 1 - 8:33

2. track 2 - 13:33

3. track 3 - 8:15

4. track 4 - 12:30

5. track 5 - 11:44

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Recorded at a concert given at the School of Music, University of East Anglia, Norwich, England on 14th February 2005. Recorded by Simon Waters. Front cover Janice Tilbury.

norwich

MRDL64 - AMM "track 1" from "norwich"

Super happy to have dug this out of the archives - the final night of the great French double bass player, improviser and composer, Joëlle Léandre's 2015 residency. Léandre was joined by Scottish improvising vocalist and dancer, Maggie Nicols, and formidable drummer Roger Turner for both nights, and the second of the two saw sparks fly. Solo, Léandre is formidible - melodious, angry, rousing. Her voice breaks through the bass like McPhee's through a trumpet - there's joy, there's humour, and it's 100% intense.

Léandre and Nichols have a long history together - 1982's Live at The Bastille with Lyndsey Cooper still stands strong - and their trio with Irène Schweizer as 'Les Diaboliques' is totally unique. Here, both performers are totally at home with with each other and with their sounds - there's depth, unpredictability, intensity and delirious humour.

“A true, real artist. Stubborn. Visionary. Uncompromising. Intense. Tender and poetic at moments, raw and angry with the world at other times. She is unconcerned by style, and definitely stays far away from stylistic and formal mannerisms that are needed to placcate the reviewers and the hip audiences. She integrates music as music, and delivers it as music, using elements from tribal rituals over classical finesse to jazz expressionism and avant-garde search for new approaches, yet turning it all into something else, something more authentic, more innovative and - interestingly enough - also more universal.” – The Free Jazz Collective

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Joëlle Léandre / double bass, vocals 

Maggie Nichols / vocals

Roger Turner / percussion

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Recorded live at Cafe OTO on Wednesday 18th March, 2015 by Mark Jasper. Mixed and mastered by James Dunn.

18.3.15 DS085 - Leandre / Nicols / Turner - "Two" - Joelle Leandre solo

Tenebrae, extrait 1

Tenebrae, extrait 2

GOD 46
Georges Aperghis
Piano Music
LP
www.godrec.com

GOD 46 - Georges Aperghis - Piano Music, excerpts

Berlin is truly the spiritual home of The Sealed Knot - with the trio having played there numerous times since it's debut in the city at Ramschift Zitrone in 2002. In more recent times we've been lucky enough to have had the opportunity to perform at regular yearly intervals, the most recent of which is the concert captured on this recording from Exploratorium in March 2015. Many thanks to Matthias Schwabe for the invitation.

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Burkhard Beins / percussion

Rhodri Davies / harp

Mark Wastell / double bass

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Recorded live at Exploratorium, Berlin on 19 March 2015 by Johannes von Wrochem.

CCS63 - The Sealed Knot "Shade"

MinJung Baek playing UnSuk Chin's Piano Etude No.4 (1995)

UnSuk Chin Etude No.4 Scalen(Live)

Arvo part - Fratres for cello and piano

Alberto POSADAS
"Tenebrae" pour 6 voix, ensemble et électronique
Commande de Françoise et Jean-Philippe Billarant
Ensemble vocal Exaudi
Ensemble intercontemporain
François-Xavier Roth, direction
Thomas Goepfer, dispositif électronique

Reportage de Sébastien Lecordier et Julie Marx  / Radiofonies Europe