In​/​Her​/​Him​/​Raining​/​Phosphorous​/​Gardens - for 7 Spatialised Flutes

electronic/ambient/soundtrack/classical stuff here

rock stuff released as 2RU (check out in link below~~)

Making Waves is a monthly series of curated playlists streaming one hour of quality, new composed music.  Founded in 2015, Making Waves shines a spotlight on the music of Australian composers. Fresh playlists are released on the first day of each month and older playlists are made available all year round via our archives; perfect for those with just a few minutes to explore one track or for hours perusing a myriad of diverse sound-worlds.


The project offers wider exposure to emerging composers, their music and the talented performers who champion it. We also provide an easy-to-access platform for listeners to sit back and enjoy a curated hour of exciting new music or explore our living composers more actively.  The playlist themes (and media through which they’re shared eg. Soundcloud, YouTube) evolve each month depending on the content received directly from our talented composers.

At its core Making Waves is a curated listening space. In 2016 we branched into producing our own content through a special project, Making Conversation, thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign. Making Conversation: Australian Composers Project is a series of podcasts and vodcasts presenting the human side of living Australian composers, released on popular audiovisual and social platforms mid-2017.
Composers Lisa Cheney (Melbourne) and Peggy Polias (Sydney) are curating this project.

 Listeners, we encourage you to explore current and past playlists and discover more about our featured composers. 

Composers, we encourage you to send us links to your streamable audio via our website. Visit: www.makingwavesnewmusic.com for more information.

[Where possible I have uploaded full-length un-split versions of works]
I grew-up in London, UK, and I have been composing mainly electroacoustic pieces since the late '70s. I got my doctorate from York University in 1989. In '99 I married an Austrian lass and moved here.
To date there are 25 cd releases on Red Wharf Music - I am sorry to say Red Wharf no longer exists, sadly the owner and composer Graham Bowers died in 2015.  [for those familiar with my published CDs -  the reason many of my pieces are split into parts is that at that time (2006-2008) iTunes et al required a ten minute limit to tracks (or so I was told).]

I love making my own music.

The expressive themes that interest me include alienation, psychological repression, the existential vacuum, obsession, rage, absurdity, mourning, regret, neurosis, depression, death, and the concept of self.  These themes may be bleak, yet all sounds are intended to be ultimately uplifting affirmations of human vitality and spirit.

Influences range from old-school industrial to musique concrète and contemporary classical, from kosmische musik to minimalism and dada, from power electronics to any form of genuinely experimental music.  While absorbing and acknowledging these influences, it is important to me to find and evolve my own sound.  

Contact: david.paganin@gmail.com

Compilation track, Dysgeusia, 2018: https://bit.ly/2SahLgf
Collab w/ anonymous waves, 2018b: http://bit.ly/2F5aeba
Collab w/ anonymous waves, 2018a: http://bit.ly/2FP6ewQ
Collab w/ anonymous waves, 2017: http://bit.ly/2AK7dhz
Compilation track, Dysgeusia, 2017: http://bit.ly/2iG35Fd
Compilation track, Cian Orbe, 2017: http://bit.ly/2BZgsJd
Compilation track, Petroglyph. 2017: http://bit.ly/2AM8g0D
Compilation track, Earsheltering, 2017: http://bit.ly/2BQj6QG

Australian composer, artist and researcher - based in Sydney, Australia.

Violoniste, improvisateur, guitariste, chanteur, décompositeur, ingéniteur du son.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtISQfDQjQLcmIlf1O4Zk0Q
https://www.facebook.com/jeanbernard.jay.7 
Collaborations : 
https://soundcloud.com/improvidenz
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTbVsID6FJlcn8djnw8cyHg




Plusieurs des pièces musicales proposées ici jouent sur trans-spacialité et trans-temporalité. Les bruits extérieurs, souvent considérés comme parasites, entrent en confrontation avec l’ici et maintenant du musicien. Une rue, une gare, une place recèlent des rythmes, des textures sonores spécifiques variables selon le moment où on les parcourt. Dépourvus de fonction décorative, ils cristallisent du temps humain, trace de temps passé dans ces lieux. Ils témoignent aussi de l’impact sonore de l’activité humaine au sein de laquelle prend place la musique. Cette matière sonore n’est pas le prétexte à l’énonciation du musicien, mais son théâtre – terme à prendre  dans tous ses sens : scène, scénographie, dramaturgie,  genre, représentation. Il transforme le réel enregistré, produit en effet d’étrangeté. Comme le babil à la parole, cette musique confronte le bruit fortuit de la vie humaine à l’art.

Sound fragments, field recordings, radio transmissions and the secret soundscapes of machines and building structures are taken apart and reconfigured. The work presented here is the result of such explorations into the sonics of analogue and digital materiality. The music takes the listener on audiological expeditions into uncharted territories. I’m interested in all kinds of collaboration, get in touch if you would like to exchange ideas and/or praxis.
... and thanks for listening!
Lars Björk

In/Her/Him/Raining/Phosphorous/Gardens - for 7 Spatialised Flutes

JH

In​/​Her​/​Him​/​Raining​/​Phosphorous​/​Gardens - for 7 Spatialised Flutes

JH

In/Her/Him/Raining/Phosphorous/Gardens - for 7 Spatialised Flutes