really cool harmonic progression , elevation

This work combined recording of acoustic instruments (violoncello and violin), synthesizer outputs and environmental sounds. My approach here is very close to anecdotal music: the sound sources became unimportant; they are merged together in a new context musically. The sounds left their original environments and meet in an unknown space.

Departure

This was made by putting Brian Eno's Bloom (Version 2) through TC Electronic's Hall of Fame 2 and Flashback triple delay.

loop 100000

I've just finished making an album based on Wittgenstein's notebooks, published after his death. Born in Austria in 1889 - Died in England in 1951. The collection is from 1914 -1951. The book is called Culture and Value. The 10 track album has been released today, 7th November 2021 at the link below
 
https://peteswinton.bandcamp.com/album/culture-and-value?fbclid=IwAR3BSTIqJakyB_GWQouSqdzGsiDJwb9cV3_JeegbIcPdH53pt8rTr-Ci6M0


Headphones are strongly recommended to hear this track, as it is a 'Palimpsest' of layers..

08. My 'achievement' Is Very Much Like That Of A Mathematician Who Invents A Calculus

Mixed Signals

My Heart Will Stop Beating In Joy

What if the secret life of the machines that surround me every day grew suddenly louder, the way a part of the body cries out for attention whenever pain arises? I began to walk through my new and apparently post-pandemic city, where the quiet streets hummed again, and even the air seemed cut with a new intensity and purpose. This track begins with a late night calling, an uneven pulse, that summons a world of ticking gears and levers, underpinned with dark drones and stretched choral verses, as if despair was the necessary beginning of every joy.

Back In The Streets

Invisible invocations (2021) for 2 Euphoniums 

Melvyn Poore, Euphonium
Klemen Vetter, Euphonium

Composition: Angeles Rojas

Premiered at Darmstadt Summer Course, 10.08.2021

Invisible Invocations

This is the soundtrack for Tezurumozuru "Too far to see, too close to see"; Contemporary Dance piece.

Two taperecorders and one smartphone automatically playing "Slow" noises with no operation and accidental environment sounds.

Photo by MATSUMOTO Kazuyuki

03 #3

rest here in the cave for a while

Bells

Pete Swinton is a half Hungarian, half Polish man born in London, UK in 1961. Between 1988 and 2003 he lived in Portugal. Since 2015 he lives in Jawa, Indonesia. He began playing guitar in the '70s. He started playing keyboards in the 2000s. He makes Ambient and Experimental music. And a cross between the 2 which he calls Insanbient music. He was using the name Srigala but has now stopped. (To hear the music as accurately as it was recorded and mixed the use of headphones is strongly recommended)

08. My 'achievement' Is Very Much Like That Of A Mathematician Who Invents A Calculus

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