Live sonification of the relative movement of Sun and Earth. Performed on 29/11/2010 at the Horse Hospital, Bloomsbury, London by a sextet:
Ciara Burrows - soprano
Andrew Smith - baritone
Dave Lawrence - horn
Roland Bates - trombone
Tiago Esteves - keyboard
John Eacott - marimba

Recorded by Tiago Esteves

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Hourangle - Artesian launch. Horse Hospital 29-11-2010

COSMO SHELDRAKE - THE MOSS [GBOP ORCHESTRA REMIX- EXPLICIT]

debut single from the g·bop orchestra. recorded in one take at the dentist, 33 chatsworth road. london 

Rita  - bass drum · Yu  - triangle · Kyle  - grainz · Joe  - double bass · Alex  - trombone · Greta - marimba 

taken from polyrhythm aberdeen e.p.

g·bop orchestra - flam tap [OT02]

Works highlighting Embertone's Fischer Viola

Fischer Viola - Memories Of Home (Naked) - by Alex Davis

recorded in one take at temple works, Leeds.

Rita -  drum · Harry - drum · Greta - marimba / drum · Alex - drum 

second release from polyrhythm aberdeen e.p. [OT02]

g·bop orchestra - marimba moon [OT02]

recorded in one take at Mobile Gardeners Park, Elephant & Castle. London

David - tuba ·  George - flute · Yu - percussion · Greta - marimba · Alex - trombone · Jon - drum · 

from polyrhythm aberdeen e.p. [OT02]

g·bop orchestra - polyrhythm aberdeen [OT02]

performed live Nov 2K15 at Galleri Neuf, Oslo by
Nora-percussion * Hallvaard-electric bass & bass synth * Greta-marimba  

music written by Greta 
mixed by DJPurePiatti 

MUSIC FOR WATER BIRTHS VOL. 1

(Work in progress) Sonified data showing how little the poorest 10 percent of the have gained in income compared to the top 10 percent over the last 40 years. 
Low strings = poorest 10%
Piano = richest 10 %
Harp = middle 50%
Little drum = 1 year
Big drum = 1 decade on the turn

UK incomes since 1961

Judith O'Higgins - Tenor Saxophone
Dave O'Higgins - Tenor Saxophone
Graham Harvey - Piano
Geoff Gascoyne - Bass
Sebastiaan De Krom - Drums
His’n’Hers pits Mr and Mrs O’Higgins against each other apparently in the manner of the movie, Mr & Mrs Smith… In reality this is in the good humoured tradition of the great Johnny Griffin - Eddie Lockjaw Davis group. Although the two tenors were of different temperaments both musically and emotionally their ideas complemented and enhanced one another. In the words of Eddie Lockjaw Davis: “What we are doing is presenting, side by side, two different styles of playing tenor—a contrast, not a contest”.
- Swinging straight ahead tough tenors in the time-honoured tradition.