Welcome to the fifth track from 
Memory/Forgetory , 
which is the 7th album from Duo Treason, featuring  duets and solos by 
guitarist Joel the Mole, and pianist David Nelson.

It was recorded in August and September 2024 in various locations.

1.memory *
2.guitar solo 1** (molto prezioso)
3.piano solo ***
4.guitar solo 2 **(belly dance)
5.forgetory *
6.guitar solo 3 ****(marshbreeze)
7.guitar solo 4 ** (prezioso assai)
8 guitar solo 5 ***** (west rock troll)

* tracks 1 and 5 recorded 8/26/24 on Heathcote Hill, Mamaroneck.
(DN plays a Steinway Model L Grand, JtM plays a Yamaha Silent classical guitar)

**tracks 2, 4,  and 7 recorded 9/9/24 al fresco at Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park, in N. Salem.
(JtM plays a Giannini classical) Track 4 was recorded with a twig woven between the strings.

*** track 3 recorded  9/26/24 at the Mole Hole, in Mamaroneck,
(DN plays a Yamaha U1 Upright)

**** track 6 recorded 10/7/24  al fresco in the Marshlands Conservancy, Rye, NY
(JtM plays a Giannini classical)

***** track 8 recorded al fresco  in West Rock, Hamden, CT, with loquacious vocalist P. Wickenden.

Thank you for listening, commenting, and sharing.

forgetory

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Joel the Mole is a NY based composer , film-maker, and artist. He makes music for his own selfish delights, but hopes you enjoy it too.
Joel is compelled to make music of frequent change, so if you like a steady groove, you may not be so happy here. He collaborates nicely, usually with friends like the amazing Carlos Vivanco (Like Wow, Decibel, Andromeda Crash),
mega-bassist Keith Macksoud (Present),
David Bond Engelhard on benevolent battery, 
double bassist John Convertino, and sometimes with fellow Westchester Conservatory alumnus Matt Lamborn on guitars. 
Joel plays guitars, piano, keyboards, the "arachnid bass", and other toys. The music is often radicalized during his editing process.
Some of the scores are 'performed' by software.
Please jump into the dialogue! Your thoughts are welcome.

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