this is gorgeous with that background sea continuo and the delicate little splurts of water so close. I've tried so many times to get this kind of depth of field. How do you do it? Thanks for posting this healing sound

Phill Niblock Cylinder.mp3

playing piano

Battus - Gauguet - Loubatière

foam is an album of my solo work with styrofoam objects and the soundtable. In some of the tracks i changed the recorded sounds and made new compositions of them, other are nearly as recorded. 
the soundtable consists of two thin wood panels. the styrofoam parts i used have different shapes.
https://heinermetzger.bandcamp.com/album/foam
released February 8, 2016

Tacts

different records of styrofoam sounds, reed multiphonics and manual sounds o.a. used with a samplr

02_foams_sampl_161204

Comme représentation et non comme activité

Nous reprendrons là où nous nous sommes arrêtés

http://www.rienakajima.com/DPLO.html

September 22 2017, Pierre Berthet and Rie Nakajima at Atelier Claus in Brussels
Recorded by Christophe Albertijn

December 09 2017, Pierre Berthet solo at Tectonics Festival in Tel Aviv 
Recorded by Daniel Meir

(mixed by RN)

Dead Plants & Living Objects

Live improv Brussels 28/3/2018 EMS synthi AKS (vintage original)

North by North-West

for violin, clarinet, cello, guitar, piano
2005

original version

The piece was written with this exact church space in mind, that has an enormous reverb (up to 8 seconds). The composition took this into account. Enjoy the hall!

This recording is from a concert by the Plus-Minus Ensemble, 17 March 2005 at the St.Petri Dom, Bremen (Germany)

with 
Kirsten Le Strange - violin
Vicky Wright - clarinet
Tom Pauwels - guitar
Alex Waterman - cello
Roderick Chadwick - piano
Mark Knoop - conductor
Joanna Bailie & Matthew Shlomowitz - ensemble direction

If you like this piece, you might also like this piece:
https://soundcloud.com/david-helbich/tatwaffe

more info, score snippets and the program note from at the time:
http://davidhelbich.blogspot.com/2008/07/lauthalt.html

LAUTHALT - original version

Seawater penetrating sand.
Unmixed recording. (2x Neumann KM183/ mixpre10t)

Observations: Baie D'Authie, France

Johan Vandermaelen (°Brussels 1962) is a composer, improvisor, maker of instruments and installations.

Meeting Hugh Davies in the late 70's triggered the interest for making electro-acoustic instruments.

He attended the Royal Conservatory of Antwerp where he studied electronic music under Joris De Laet. As an improvisor you could find him in several groups and combinations. Furthermore he composed music / sounddesign for films (several for Magnum Photo Agency) and played music by and worked with Alvin Lucier, George Crumb, Phill Niblock a.o.

example of sound design: http://inmotion.magnumphotos.com/essay/ivorytower


Observations: Baie D'Authie, France

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