Name: 2 Suitcase10 (preview) by Moneeo
Duration: 19 s
Description: A preview of the CD MoneeoTronic. 11 tracks of Beatbased Cinematronic Soundscapes by Moneeo.

Excerpts from the premiere of Mirjam Tally's Allé, recorded live in the Allhelgona church, Lund, Sweden, 18th of November 2022

Trio Vilse:
Natalie Eriksson, bass clarinet
Ida Höög, Paetzold kontrabass recorder
Alvi Joensen, guitar

Mirjam Tally - Allé (excerpts from the premiere)

Apparitions (2022, Part 1, excerpt). Commissioned by the Swedish Radio. “Apparitions” has nearly a religious title for several reasons. The music conveys the spiritual world in the form of soundscapes with ghostly moods. Prolonged dark sounds are lightened by choir-like flashes of light and overtones. Pop-like rhythms are mixed with hissing, whispers and multitones, Rubber balls run along strings, the double bass screaming loudly and the bassoon hissing like a teapot with boiling water. Blowing sounds roll in like the waves on the beach and the voices inhale like asthmatics do. In my work I use a whole palette of different advanced playing techniques on several instruments combined with voices and electronic material. For several years I have been collecting sounds, mostly in Sweden and Iceland. Recorded sounds of harpsichord (Guðrún Óskarsdóttir), double bass (Jonas Nilsson), voice (Matilda Andersson and Mirjam Tally) and bassoon (Anders Matell).

Apparitions (2022, excerpt)

A preview of the CD MoneeoTronic. 11 tracks of Beatbased Cinematronic Soundscapes by Moneeo.

2 Suitcase10 (preview)

Sky Over The Lake (2023) for mixed choir and sound objects. Text by Ann Keniston. P: Swedish Radio Choir, c. Kaspars Putnins, Arve Henriksen (trumpet), Anders Jormin (contrabas), Sinikka Langeland (kantele). Baltic Sea Festival 2023.

Sky Over The Lake

This is a piece I prepared and played live at Hola Sessions on the Dec 14th 2023, Prästmon. It´s made with 2 harmonicas, AudioMulch (delay, granulator, arpeggiosynth), one small tourist bell (from Cambridge) and a kalimba built by one of the sons of Hukwe Zawose (Bagamoyo, Tanzania). The "Hola" reference in title is both to the series of books like "Hej Klarinett" and "Hej Piano", beginners notebooks. Hola is spanish for "Hej" (hello in english). I am a beginner in harmonica. I love the sounds from it. So a rediscovering and saying hello to this instrument. The other Hola reference is the "Hola folkhögskola", the folk high school up in the north of Sweden, where I work. Hola Sessions is a series of concerts that has happened there for about 10 years. (The 50 Cent reference - at first it was named Hola Harmonica 50 Cent) has not much to do with the artist 50 Cent more than one of my students wanted me to make a live remix of a track by 50 Cent, or a mashup that I suggested. Now it happened to be more of a mashup in the title of this piece and a bit of sortof  after construction that the harmonicas I played on might have costed 50 Cent at some moment in history. This is as most oftly played live while recording, so it is no edits except some slight compression and some slight EQ added. Hope you enjoy!  Photo by Henrik Ljusberg

Hola Harmonica

Mirjam Tally
Swinburne (2000)

Tekst/text: Hasso Krull 

Ardo Ran Varres (lugeja/narrator), Iris Oja (sopran/soprano), Alar Pintsaar (bariton/baritone), Robert Jürjendal (elektrikitarr/electric guitar), Vambola Krigul (löökpillid/percussion), Külli Möls (akordion/accordion)

Mirjam Tally (1976)
Jaanuar: Põhja-Tallinn
http://www.emic.ee/helilooja/mirjamtally
http://www.emic.ee/helilooja/mirjamtally?lang=eng

http://helilooja.ee/liikmed.php?pid=88

Mirjam Tally - Swinburne

I just experimented, to see what I could make within a half hour.

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Moneeo - Per Moneeo & Iréne Moneeo. Electronic duo that performs Electronic Cinematronic Soundscapes on their own invented & built instruments.

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