Pete Furniss: bass clarinet
Niamh Gallagher: viola
Katie Grout: flute
Jay Keys: upright piano
Madhuri Marina Martinez: violin
Frank Withers: vibraphone
Fernando Yada Rodrigues: grand piano

May 2021, Deptford Town Hall, London

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See, this is just the song folded up together into a neat parcel. It's a letter fashioned into its own envelope. All of it is still in there, it's just pocket-sized now. Not that it was all that big before - people have been carrying it around for years of course. Really I've done nothing at all worth talking about, just a little folding up. I should probably say that it'll sound a bit different though, but I suppose you can see that already. You might have to listen carefully for a while, but that's a nice way to listen, isn't it? I think so, at least. It'll take a bit of patience, and then you might hear it or you might not. Or you might find something else instead. But that would be just as good, wouldn't it? The only other thing I'll say, though I'm not sure that I should, is that it's not really a chord. It's just some notes happening together. It's the song on pause and play at the same time. I'm not sure that made sense. . . all I mean is that it's not so much about balancing them as letting them balance themselves. Or letting them not balance themselves. It's about being careful, but not because it's fragile - the opposite, I suppose. Maybe I've said too much. Or maybe I just haven't said anything useful. . . Well, either way, here it is. Feel free to ignore all of this.

yours,
James M. Creed, summer 2020

Lomond (2020): Outline Ensemble; London; 2021

una resonancia profunda 

Composición y producción: Ángeles Rojas
Dirección: Agustina Crespo y Juan Cerono
Voces: Ensamble Vocal UNTREF (EVU)
Cuencos: Maria Sol Taberner y Daniel Brower

Templo Escondido, Museo Santa Felicitas 17.11.19

Buenos Aires, Argentina

[ENG]

a deep resonance (for healing and moving sounds)

Composition and production: Ángeles Rojas
Conductors: Agustina Crespo and Juan Cerono
Voices: Ensamble Vocal UNTREF (EVU)
Singing Bowls: Maria Sol Taberner and Daniel Brower

Templo Escondido, Museo Santa Felicitas 17.11.19

Buenos Aires, Argentina

una resonancia profunda

Stephanie Lamprea, soprano
James Banner, double bass

Sound Festival
Anatomy Rooms
Aberdeen, Scotland
October 24, 2021

the surface of the night [2020] – Stephanie Lamprea & James Banner

it doesn't have to be anything (2021)

for cello, stereo-tape & live-electronics

cello: elio herrera sanchez

ohne Titel (4)

'The Birds; they stare at me from the window' for solo soprano and live electronics

Written for and performed by Stephanie Lamprea (http://www.stephanielamprea.com/)

Premiered in the Ledger Recital Room at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland on Monday 21st March 2022 in the 'Mondays at One' concert.

The Birds; they stare at me from the window (Stephanie Lamprea)

From way back. Only ever released on a compilation in North Carolina from the radio station WQFS.
"On the surface of Jupiter, a storm rages on forever and ever".  Since I wrote the song 20 years ago, I've learned that the storm is shrinking. Nothing lasts forever.

The Wasting War of Element

https://soundcloud.com/emmanuelle-waeckerle?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
https://soundcloud.com/adrianaminu?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
https://soundcloud.com/kevinleomo?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

http://ewaeckerle.com/work/song-of-an-intention/

https://thewayweblend.com/essentialblends-episode-one/

Episode 1.1: Song Of An Intention

https://soundcloud.com/emmanuelle-waeckerle?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
https://soundcloud.com/adrianaminu?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

https://ewaeckerle.com/work/a-direction-out-there-readwalking-with-thoreau-cd/
https://ewaeckerle.bandcamp.com

thewayweblend.com/essentialblends-episode-one/

Episode 1.2: Readwalking

Emmanuelle Waeckerlé is a London based academic, artist, composer and improviser interested in the materiality and musicality of language.

Her practice evolves across multiple interconnected work zones – conceptual writing, performance, new musical composition, artist-publishing – and manifests as poetic scores, occasions for their activation (installation, performance, workshop) and resulting image, text or sound works.

Ultimately devising situations to deepen our connection to or play (with) our interior or exterior landscape and each other, through or beyond words.

Kevin and Adriana discuss building community; generosity and power relations; self-care; clarity and intention; learning how to resist, stop, not work; with Emmanuelle.

Together, they performed Emmanuelle’s ‘Song of an Intention’; Emmanuelle and Adriana also realised ‘Readwalking with Thoreau’.

Episode 1: Emmanuelle Waeckerlé

The hills look quite beautiful from up here (for eight accordions)

Glasgow-based researcher and composer of experimental music exploring silence, quietude, fragility, and the in-between.

I co-host @essential-blends podcast and lead @soundthoughtglasgow.

Community and Engagement Manager, College of Arts & Humanities at the University of Glasgow.

the surface of the night [2020] – Stephanie Lamprea & James Banner

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