Name: Alterations performance by jan-9
Duration: 8 min 19 s
Description: Live recording of a performance at Soundwaves Festival in Brighton of a Video score for three performers and electronics, composed by Jan Hendrickse. The video can be seen at http://vimeo.com/26571487. The performers are Stuart King (clarinets) David Aspin (viola) and Ian Watson (accordion) Sound by Ian Dearden at sound intermedia.

Live recording of a performance at Soundwaves Festival in Brighton of a Video score for three performers and electronics, composed by Jan Hendrickse. The video can be seen at http://vimeo.com/26571487. The performers are Stuart King (clarinets) David Aspin (viola) and Ian Watson (accordion) Sound by Ian Dearden at sound intermedia.

Alterations performance

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Recorded : from June to August 2015 between Austria, Greece and Italy
Mix : Giovanni Lami + Giuseppe Ielasi

This is a raw edited mix, just need to put hands on a little to be mastered.

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BHH1

Lucretius Alap, Michael Pisaro, 2009-12

String Quartet:
Lorenz Gamma, violin 1
Min Lee, violin 2
Mark Menzies, viola
Mona Tian, cello

CalArts String Workshop:
Alessandra Barrett, Ava Burtch, Marcus Buser, Emily Call, Vasco Cesaretti, Georgi Dimitrov, Madeline Falcone, Jarrett Furst, Ginny Luke, Bianca McClure, Thea Mesirow, Elizabeth Rettig, Sam Rose, Kaelan Schorger, Henry Webster

Recorded by Chris Wilmott, CalArts, The Wild Beast, April, 2012

Lucretius Alap

Released by Soft Error /September 2017

Giovanni Lami - Hysteresis III
(Side A) 13:00
(Side B) 13:00

Recorded in Valencia, May 13th 2017
Thanks to Edu Comelles

Hysteresis III (Side A excerpt)

Star-shaped Biscuit: an opera for three singers, five multi-instrumentalists, and a pre-recorded sound piece on computer.

libretto, scenario and digital sound composition by David Toop.
voices: Lore Lixenberg, ELaine Mitchener, Jamie McDermott
instrumentalists: Sylvia Hallett, Rhodri Davies, Jan Hendrickse, Martin Allen, Simon Allen.
Recorded by Dave Hunt at Snape Maltings, 2009. Mixed by David Toop, 2010.

Star-shaped Biscuit: scene 1-Shivering Air

Ragga Ragga

Something New

An improvisation-meditation on getting lost and letting go. 

“I love going out of my way, beyond what I know, and finding my way back a few extra miles, by another trail, with a compass that argues with the map… nights alone in motels in remote western towns where I know no one and no one I know knows where I am, nights with strange paintings and floral spreads and cable television that furnish a reprieve from my own biography, when in Benjamin’s terms, I have lost myself though I know where I am. Moments when I say to myself as feet or car clear a crest or round a bend, I have never seen this place before. Times when some architectural detail on vista that has escaped me these many years says to me that I never did know where I was, even when I was home.”

“...to be lost is to be fully present, and to be fully present is to be capable of being in uncertainty and mystery. And one does not get lost but loses oneself, with the implication that it is a conscious choice, a chosen surrender...”

“The art is not one of forgetting but letting go. And when everything else is gone, you can be rich in loss.”

― Rebecca Solnit, A Field Guide to Getting Lost

Recorded in Rotterdam, Netherlands. October 2019
Filipe Sousa - Piano

Thanks to Mikki Sindhunata for the perfectly un-perfect piano.

All That Is Left

It is fair to say that Mark Fell is one of Rotherham's most acclaimed musical exports. His work is steeped in the industrial overtones that define the region in the North of England that also includes nearby cities like Sheffield and bands like Human League and Cabaret Voltaire. In particular, this sound artist and producer focusses on fusing together fragments of experimental, minimal music that has political overtones and unsettling, out-of-context atmospheres. He's released albums on Raster-Notion and Editions Mego, is one half of SND and performs at only the most avant-garde of clubs and festivals. 

This week he serves up some brilliant darkness and carefully deconstructed rhythms that will shake your bones and your brain cells loose. Artists that deal in soot-black synth, electro and post-punk sounds like Human League, Florian Hecker and Depeche Mode all appear, but there are also masterful sidesteps into hip hop, disco, pop from David Guetta, and words from William Burroughs. All these sounds take on hugely different moods and meanings when put together as part of Fell's unique lexicon, and make it a mix full of brilliantly unexpected moments.

Alterations performance

jan-9

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