Peter Fletcher---Guitars-Vocals, Banjo -other noises
David Browning ---Bass- Vocals
Ron Campbell---Drums-Field Snare--Vocals
Davie Miller---Tabla --Field Snare

Song by Peter Fletcher
Hollywoodhick Music 

Lebanon---2013---MAY WEST

Lin Esser, Composer, Bass, Vocals. Randy "Pig" Walters, Guitar. Mark Fuller, Drums, BG vocals.
No edits, no tweaks-straight up set start to finish.

What's Wrong Yvette

Paul Klite's violin sound sweeps through the TANK like a bird, swooping and diving.  This session, "Monkey Birds" happened in 1992.  Paul was a brave human, with a huge heart, who inspired a deep connection to the earth and its people, a probing intellect who led by example.  We miss him.  Thank you Paul! Find out about THE FUTURE OF THE TANK www.tanksounds.org

The Soaring Bird - Paul Klite

A prayer of sorts emerged in The TANK in June of 2012, "No Fear", "No Más Terrór"    The TANK is a place where music like this can emerge directly from the hears of the players drawn by the ultra-cathedral acoustics of the space itself.

Find out about how to OPEN The TANK www.tanksounds.org

Incantation for Peace - Friends of the Tank, 2012

Is there a connection between noise and money?  Which sounds are healing to us as humans, and which are damaging? And what does an abandoned water tank in Colorado have in common with the Taj Mahal or a Gothic cathedral?

These are questions that sound artist and composer Bruce Odland has been pondering for decades. Odland is known for his large-scale, public space sound installations which transform city noise into harmony, realtime. 

Bruce recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise money to save an abandoned water tank in Colorado. The Tank is considered one of the sonic marvels of the world within a certain circle of composers and sound artists.

Bruce's work attempts to resurrect our buried aural senses. During my interview, you'll hear a number of Bruce's compositions, including a water and snow harp (created and recorded outdoors), music recorded at The Tank in Colorado, and complex musical pieces that transform noisy urban landscapes into deeper experiences.

You can read more at the Gwarlingo website: http://www.gwarlingo.com/?p=13869.

-Michelle Aldredge
www.gwarlingo.com
Gwarlingo ::: Art Resonates


What's Wrong Yvette

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