Name: LIVE@LOOPsummit, Funkhaus 2016 by native instrument
Duration: 33 min 41 s
Description: Recorded live at the Ableton loop summit, Funkhaus 2016

nice percussion snare-like rolls - on point natural soundscape incorp

From the album Sounds From Phantom Islands:
https://andrewpekler.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-from-phantom-islands

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PODCAST of Ears Have Ears Live #1.

In this episode we'll head back to Ears Have Ears LIVE #1 - the first in a performance series which took place onstage at FBi's live broadcast space in front of a studio audience. This episode features a soundtrack by Sydney electronica, pop musician Marcus Whale (Collarbones, BV) and a Q&A facilitated by local curator, teacher and artist Pia Van Gelder.

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Ears Have Ears is FBi's weekly experimental music program featuring soundtracks, mixes and live performances made exclusively for your ears. We pair new sounds with in-depth conversations about experimental music, arts and culture. Our podcasts feature highlights from our weekly program (Thursdays 9-11pm). Ears Have Ears is presented/co-produced by Brooke Olsen, Scarlett Di Maio is the Executive Producer and Sam Eacott is our Digital Producer.

PODCAST: Mar '16 - FBi Ears Have Ears Live 1 Feat Marcus Whale And Pia Van Gelder

Gibbons of Siem Pang Protected Forest recorded by Adrian Stoeger
Andrew Pekler - Untitled / Insect March
Alessandro Brivio - Untitled
Jake Meginsky - Vandals + Waldkautz Balz recorded by Walter Tilgner 
Mike Kitcher - Processed Snippet of "Congo Traditional 1952 & 1957" # 8
Yannick Dauby - 蛙界蒙 + Francis Bebey- Sanza tristesse
Unnamed Aka Pygmy Singer - Dikoboda sombe (Hut song solo) + Morton Feldman - Samoa
Hanno Leichtmann - Primitiva 4
Three Legged Race - Tyrant (loop) + Lieven Martens Moana - A Subtle Landscape + Knud Viktor - Images
Luluwa people of Congo - Wa Kabwala Wa Beena Luluwa + Andrew Pekler - additional sounds 
Andrew Pekler - Synthetic Gamelan & Frogs
Yas-Kaz - Psychopomp + Tor Dietrichson - The Conjurer + Asmus Tietchens - Vektor 2 R
Rupert Clervaux & Beatrice Dillon - Study VII for Samplers and Percussion + Louise Lawler - Birdcalls
Günter Sommer - Hörmusik + Jake Meginsky - Four Zopas
Native Instrument - Live at Atonal 2016 + Cluster - Rote Riki (loop)
Pierre Henry - Continuum + Adam Asnan - Rev Sets 11
Hamza El Din - Song With Tar + Yannick Dauby - A Pattern Which Connects B
Gamelan Son of Lion - Gamelan II
Geinoh Yamashirogumi - Agba'a
Andrew Pekler - Humidity Index / Khao Sok (chopped and screwed)
Gibbons of Siem Pang Protected Forest recorded by Adrian Stoeger

Fourth World Problems II

Recorded live at the Ableton loop summit, Funkhaus 2016

LIVE@LOOPsummit, Funkhaus 2016

Photo credit: Camilla Blake

An exclusive mix by Native Instrument, made for Ears Have Ears on FBi Radio Sydney, Australia.

Native Instrument (BER) is the sound collaboration bringing together the field-recordings of Felicity Mangan and the abstract and outerworld production of Stine Janvin Motland. Constructed using electronic and vocal adaptations of wildlife audio recordings originating mainly from Australian and North European flora and fauna, NI mix natural rhythms with animal calls, digital effects and vocal imitation to create their unique and persistent left of centre techno. With their debut release 'CAMO', out now via French label Shelter Press, NI present their true artifical nature featuring their most unique and evolving collection of sound collages and tropical ambiance.

Native Instrument's exclusive mix for Ears Have Ears is titled 'Amphibian Trails'. Featuring material from their most recent release, plus a whole bunch of unreleased material, this mix goes deep into the sound and inspiration of this unique duo in techno. 

Listen back to the radio program here: http://fbiradio.com/945fm/programs/ears-have-ears/2017-06-22/

Ears have Ears

EHE 22.06.17 - Native Instrument - Amphibian Trails

Tomoko Sauvage, Japanese musician and artist active since mid 2000’s, investigates the sculpturality of sound and improvisation in relation to the environment. Mainly known for a musical / visual research about ‘natural synthesizer’ of her invention, composed with diverse fluid, bowls, ceramic, light and underwater amplification, Sauvage’s approach is attached to questions of alchemy, meditation and balance between hazard and mastery. 

•	Akio Suzuki - Ha Go Ro Mo    
	Odds and Ends [Hören]
•	Momus - Costume de Lapin
	Cagesan - I Love Machine [Beaubrun]
•	Fiona Lee Wing-shan - From Civic Square to City Hall
	DAY AFTER [Sound Pocket]
•	Native Instrument - Live Berlin Atonal - NK presents at OHM
	soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/native-instrument/live-atonal-2
•	Andrew Pekler - Theme From Tristes Tropiques / Avian Modulations / Life In The Canopy
	Tristes Tropiques [Faitiche]
•	Alice Coltrane - Altruvista
	A Monastic Trio [Impulse Records]
•	Terry Riley - Music for the gift (Part 3)
	Music For The Gift [Elision Fields]
•	Theo Parrish - Summer Time Is Here
	Parallel Dimensions [Sound Signature]
•	Y.M.O. - Happy End
	B.G.M. [Alfa]
•	Felicia Atkinson - Monstera Deliciosa
	Hand In Hand [Shelter Press]
•	Killer Whales
	Songs of the Whales and Dolphins [The Nature Company]
•	T.R. Mahalingam - Thulasi Vilva
	Ennadu Jootuno - Flute [Kosmik]
•	Emmanuel Allard - L'Art Noir 
	Nouvelles Upanishads Du Yoga [Baskaru]
•	Alvin Lucier - Music for Gamelan Instruments, Microphones, Amplifiers and Loudspeakers
	Theme [Lovely Music]
•	Akio Suzuki - Ha Go Ro Mo (replay)

I grew up with American-influenced Japanese pop music and classical piano training. Akiko Yano greatly influenced me to cultivate my passion for jazz. Also Tokyo in the 90's was multicultural and I was listening a lot to soul, funk, brazilian and "world" music… When I moved to Paris after studying jazz piano in New York, I started to study Indian music (Paris has some Indian musicians via Pondicherry). Through Alice Coltrane and Terry Riley, I became interested in Indian music and that lead to the birth of my electro-aquatic waterbowls instrument. When I played my instrument using water drops in Japan, people said that it sounded like suikinkutsu - a traditional sound decoration system in Japanese tea garden - ceramic vase buried under the fountain. It's like I made a round the world tour to find my own roots. 

I loved the coincidence that made this playlist filled with singing birds - either accidentally recorded ones, synthesizers sounding like them or sampled sounds of a domestic bird (named Cagesan). Also Mahalingam's flute is my favorite bird mimicry...

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Tomoko Sauvage

Tomoko Sauvage - 483 - Electronic Explorations

Stine Janvin Joh & Felicity Mangan
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Photo credit: Camilla Blake

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