Really nice stuff. Would make a great tense soundtrack

Great set, and sounded like it was fun to play. I liked the sense of a mild mannered structure floating around, but not getting in the way of what needs to happen.

i dont know but it is so interesting ... couldn't keep my ear of out it !


Thankyou for sharing with our group Oddphonics, Really interesting piece but shame it is incredibly quiet, had to turn my monitirs up almost double the volume to hear it well. :S



You can kind of imagine the ants scampering around here!

(2001)- LIVE PERFORMANCE- World premiere at the Neighborhood Music School by "Goorilla". For any number of players. Structured improvisation. Performers read a score in different directions, and react according to various rules. Performed/interpreted by “Goorilla” (B’Racz, piano; Ed Ludvigsen, guitar; Joe Di Ponio, sax).
I have a magic- square grid I was playing with for several years, and we created another work from it called “Goo-Cereal-ish” (180° different from “ant” version). Starts out hectic, ends narcoleptic. In one movement. [6'00"] Free download.
p.s. my apologies that the engineer decided to pan-around in the middle of the recording...its that way forever...

ADDENDUM: 11/13/11 I have compressed it so that you can hear everything. It has extreme dynamics and transients, and the digital levels wont go higher unless the transients are compressed. I deeply HATE compressing classical music, and I do it here holding my nose, but since it was recorded poorly, this it the only fix I can do so it is loud enough for most.



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