The recordings of found and (self-)made human and non-human voices were made in the years between 2010 and 2020: including fieldrecordings of frogs, kids, adults, ports and traffic in Berlin, Kiel, Antsiranana, Dong Mo and Hanoi, various workshop recordings of animated objects and manipulated water and documentations of air- and water-driven sound installations. 

Side A:
MADE #1
FOUND #1
MADE #2
FOUND #2
FOUND #3
MADE #3
MADE #4
FOUND #5
FOUND #6
FOUND #7

Side B
FOUND #8
MADE #5
FOUND #9
MADE/FOUND #1
MADE #6
FOUND #10
MADE #7
MADE #8
MADE #9
FOUND #11

RECORDED BETWEEN 2010 AND 2020.
SELECTED 2021.

Gefördert durch die Stiftung Kunstfonds / Neustart Kultur 2020/21.

VOCAL STUDIES #13 - Side B

VOCAL STUDIES #13 - Side A

This is track "close ab" from the tiles teils cassette. 
Released October 10 2024

The cassette was published as part of the same titled 6-channel sound installation that was presented earlier in 2023 at Museum Schloss Fellenberg Merzig.

It features the sound of broken and cut tiles from the Merzig based tile factory Villeroy & Boch Fliesen GmbH. The factory, wich was directly opposite the Museum, has now, in 2024, moved its tile production entirely to Turkey.

However, the fossilized sounds of a few selected V&B tiles remain somewhere here... in Merzig, in Berlin, on magnetic tape, digitally, www, memorized.

In the former sound installation and now on this cassette, you can hear the tiles assambled to a three-storey ceramophone... humming a farewell song to their origins with the voices and sounds that might be very well known to the 200 former V&B workers.

[ Find here: Ceramophone percussion, tiles scratching, performance documents, analogue synths, text to speech poems, exploratory handling of ceramics and mics, etc. ]

~
credits
released October 10, 2024

C-26 ferro-tape cassette
Kraftpaper slipcase
Stamp printed cover
Hand numbered

Ceramophone, recordings and mix: Peter Strickmann
Text to speech: NaturalReader
Mastering: Leo Kwandt
Dubbing: Shell Tapes
Graphics and Layout: Peter Strickmann
Font: Silka, by atipo

Comissioned by SaarART 2023
Presented as 6-channel sound installation at Museum Schloss Fellenberg, Merzig in June - September 2023

Most of the tiles used for the Ceramophone were kindly provided by Villeroy & Boch Fliesen GmbH

Peter Strickmann - tiles teils (A4)

An Interview with Cu Cua
Peter Strickmann

10" Vinyl

I went to Hanoi, Vietnam in order to interview Cu Rua about his exhausting momentary situation and his legendary former youth. Cu Rua was a male freshwater softshellturtle of the species rafetus swinhoei. He was ancient and the legend around his brave past is famous all over Vietnam.

On 19 january 2016 he was found dead in his Hoan Kiem Lake in central Hanoi. For that reason, it makes even more sense to publish these underwater-recordings of Cu Rua now. In the depths of his foreign language we are listening to tellings about Cu Ruas 600 year long life: youngster fights against the Chinese Ming, taxonomy and sex in question, the coming extinction of a species, rubber tube biting and patriotic vanities in between the waves.

I sat down next to the noisy moped-rush at the concrete shore of Hoan Kiem Lake and awaited Cu Rua. During some rather cool days of January 2013, i switched on my recorder and dipped my hydrophone in the muddy water of the lake. On the A-side of the record we can now listen to what reached my mic there. On the B-side we find various karaoke-streetrecordings added to the voices of some wonderful vietnamese people I met during the trip. Each of them tell us their personal version of the official legend of Cu Rua and King Le Loi - schoolbook memories, grandparents' stories, bits and parts of free improvisation about a dubious invention mounted on the soft shell of an aged turtle.

Comes with 2-colour offset-printed cover and sleeve with linernotes.

Recordings and composition: Peter Strickmann
Mastering: Flo Brendle
Design: Manuel Wesely (mmm.do)
Limited to 300 copies
Released by SSEA Society for a Sonic Enrichment of the Air and ismellpainter.
15,-

10" Vinyl record can be purchased through:
www.meudiademorte.bandcamp.com
www.peterstrickmann.blogspot.com
www.ismellpainter.wordpress.com

Xin cám on: Jan Ehlen and Alexandra Zimmer, Pham Van Thong (biggest thanks!) and Nguyen Thu Thuy and Tim McCormack (Asian Turtle Program, Hanoi), Truong Phuoc Tien (Tin Tin) and Ngo Vi Dan (Da Lat Easy Riders), Rendevouz Hanoi Team, Luc (Hanoi), Prof. Mai Dinh Yen (Hanoi National University), Nguyen Thi Ngoc Thao (Ti) and Le Hoang Thien and Tran Khanh Linh (Can Tho), Phan Dien Huong (Mushroom) and Nguyen Thi Thanh Ha (Ho Chi Minh City), Kha (Duong Dong), Prof. Peter Werner (TU Dresden), Christina Kubisch, Georg Winter, Frédéric Ehlers, Martina Wegener, Mung and Philipp (Homburg), Pham Kien Trang (Hanoi), Manuel Wesely, Elizabeth Pich. 

An Interview With Cu Rua - SideB

An Interview with Cu Rua
Peter Strickmann

10" Vinyl

I went to Hanoi, Vietnam in order to interview Cu Rua about his exhausting momentary situation and his legendary former youth. Cu Rua was a male freshwater softshellturtle of the species rafetus swinhoei. He was ancient and the legend around his brave past is famous all over Vietnam.

On 19 january 2016 he was found dead in his Hoan Kiem Lake in central Hanoi. For that reason, it makes even more sense to publish these underwater-recordings of Cu Rua now. In the depths of his foreign language we are listening to tellings about Cu Ruas 600 year long life: youngster fights against the Chinese Ming, taxonomy and sex in question, the coming extinction of a species, rubber tube biting and patriotic vanities in between the waves.

I sat down next to the noisy moped-rush at the concrete shore of Hoan Kiem Lake and awaited Cu Rua. During some rather cool days of January 2013, i switched on my recorder and dipped my hydrophone in the muddy water of the lake. On the A-side of the record we can now listen to what reached my mic there. On the B-side we find various karaoke-streetrecordings added to the voices of some wonderful vietnamese people I met during the trip. Each of them tell us their personal version of the official legend of Cu Rua and King Le Loi - schoolbook memories, grandparents' stories, bits and parts of free improvisation about a dubious invention mounted on the soft shell of an aged turtle.

Comes with 2-colour offset-printed cover and sleeve with linernotes.

Recordings and composition: Peter Strickmann
Mastering: Flo Brendle
Design: Manuel Wesely (mmm.do)
Limited to 300 copies
Released by SSEA Society for a Sonic Enrichment of the Air and ismellpainter.
15,-

10" Vinyl record can be purchased through:
www.meudiademorte.bandcamp.com
www.peterstrickmann.blogspot.com
www.ismellpainter.wordpress.com

Xin cám on: Jan Ehlen and Alexandra Zimmer, Pham Van Thong (biggest thanks!) and Nguyen Thu Thuy and Tim McCormack (Asian Turtle Program, Hanoi), Truong Phuoc Tien (Tin Tin) and Ngo Vi Dan (Da Lat Easy Riders), Rendevouz Hanoi Team, Luc (Hanoi), Prof. Mai Dinh Yen (Hanoi National University), Nguyen Thi Ngoc Thao (Ti) and Le Hoang Thien and Tran Khanh Linh (Can Tho), Phan Dien Huong (Mushroom) and Nguyen Thi Thanh Ha (Ho Chi Minh City), Kha (Duong Dong), Prof. Peter Werner (TU Dresden), Christina Kubisch, Georg Winter, Frédéric Ehlers, Martina Wegener, Mung and Philipp (Homburg), Pham Kien Trang (Hanoi), Manuel Wesely, Elizabeth Pich. 

An Interview With Cu Rua - SideA

Birne (excerpt)- 3:34min.

Recorded July 2016
at Kreuzhöfe Braunschweig

water, acrylicglasstubes, aluminiumtubes, airpressure, tiles, drum, div. mics

Rummel - Birne (excerpt)

Peter Strickmann – List

Content SIDE B:
Shifts
Things that are distant though near 
Things that are near though distant 
Wips, Hits
Embarassing things
Walks
Winds, Trees, Hits 
Things that arouse a fond memory of the past 
Cemballo
Songs
Ball, Plank
Tubepuhp
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released as C30 casstette
on meudiademorte
mddm 58
2016

Contains seven lists/poems out of Sei Shōnagons 1000-year-old „The Pillow Book“, a finnish voice of Mia Kankimäki and recordings of lianaswinging, frogsong, cemballomistaps and airpump-improv.

Collected in the course of a one-month residency at Künstlerhaus Schloss Wiepersdorf in the lonesome midst of south-west Brandenburg, Germany, April 2016. 

Compilation: Peter Strickmann
Voice: Mia Kankimäki
Text: Sei Shonagon (translation: english - finnish by Mia Kankimäki. Originally published in Mia Kankimäki's own book „Asioita jotka saavat sydämen lyömään nopeammin “ (Otava, 2013))
Layout: Manuel Wesely, mmm.do
Edition:  100
meudiademorte.de
mddm 58
Date of release: October 29th 2016

List  B

Peter Strickmann – List

Content SIDE A:
Liana
Rare things
Lung
Pleasing things
Wall
Riffle
String
Things that make one's heart beat faster 
Squib
V-10
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released as C30 casstette
on meudiademorte
mddm 58
2016

Contains seven lists/poems out of Sei Shōnagons 1000-year-old „The Pillow Book“, a finnish voice of Mia Kankimäki and recordings of lianaswinging, frogsong, cemballomistaps and airpump-improv.

Collected in the course of a one-month residency at Künstlerhaus Schloss Wiepersdorf in the lonesome midst of south-west Brandenburg, Germany, April 2016. 

Compilation: Peter Strickmann
Voice: Mia Kankimäki
Text: Sei Shonagon (translation: english - finnish by Mia Kankimäki. Originally published in Mia Kankimäki's own book „Asioita jotka saavat sydämen lyömään nopeammin “ (Otava, 2013))
Layout: Manuel Wesely, mmm.do
Edition:  100
meudiademorte.de
mddm 58
Date of release: October 29th 2016

List  A

Rücksprachen mit Ke

Rücksprachen mit Fi

Rücksprachen mit No

Rücksprachen mit Oo

Rücksprachen mit Hu

Taken from the CD "DACHKAMMERKLANG" featuring compositions by Janis Elias Müller, Franziska Windisch and Peter Strickmann that are part of the soundart-project DACHKAMMERKLANG, where each of the artists presented an installation or live-performance. Iinitiated by curator Julia Katharina Thiemann for a small, private Dachkammer/attic in Ludwigshafen, Germany, summer 2018.

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Janis Elias Müller - wire hangers, 12:03min.
Franziska Windisch - do we share the same time?, 20:38min.
Peter Strickmann - Dachachchh, 15:01min.

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You can order the CD via bandcamp: 
https://peterstrickmann.bandcamp.com/album/dachkammerklang

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CD Publikation zu der dreit-teiligen Klangkunst-Reihe Dachkammerklang in Ludwigshafen. Kuratiert und initiiert von Julia Katharina Thiemann.

Mit einem Booklet mit Fotos und Texten. Alle Texte wurden von Julia Katharina Thiemann auf einer mechanischen Schreibmaschiene verfasst.

"Ortsspezifische Klanginstallationen, raumbezogene Objekt-Kompositionen und perkussive Handlungen wurden am 6. mai, 27. Mai und 2. September 2018 in der Reihe Dachkammerklang von Janis Elias Müller, Peter Strickmann und Franziska Windisch in einer kleinen, privaten Dachkammer eines Mietshauses präsentiert.

Die Künstler*innen kreierten neue, situativ geprägte Klangarbeiten, die mit Objekten, Bewegung, Handlungen und der Stimme im Raum jeweils eigene akustische Erfahrungen eröffnen. Ihre Arbeiten loten dabei Schnittstellen der Wahrnehmung zwischen Klang, Geräusch, Musik, Installation, Skulptur und Performance aus." (Text: Julia Katharina Thiemann)

c Sämtliche Rechte liegen bei den Künstler*innen Franziska Windisch, Janis Elias Müller, Peter Strickmann und bei der Kuratorin und Autorin Julia Katharina Thiemann.

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Grafik: Becker Rapp Studio
Mastering: Nils Lesser
CD Presslung: HOFA
Mit freunbdlicher Unterstützung durch: Kultur Sommer Rheinland-Pfalz

Dachachchh

Taken from the c35-cassette 
Peter Strickmann - SOME HAPPEN SUM HÄPPCHEN

Recorded at Braunschweig Projects 2015-16 in Braunschweig, Germany. 
Released October 2016

Recordings: Ingo Schulz, Peter Strickmann
Layout: Manuel Wesely, www.mmm.de
Cover drawings: Peter Strickmann
Edition of 150

Published by: ismellpainter
isp12

Full album:
https://peterstrickmann.bandcamp.com/album/some-happen-sum-h-ppchen

Häpp (from SOME HAPPEN SUM HÄPPCHEN)

movements of all kind / spontaneous acts / sound interventions / group noise / joint listening / manufacture of time / domestic observations / outdoor song / sparse means

Peter Strickmann

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