Instrumental

<a href="http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on-book-tickets/music/iiro-rantala#.UfJn9o21GHs?utm_source=soundcloudiiro&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=kingsplacet" target"_blank"><h3><b>Iiro Rantala</h3>
Kings Place
Saturday 2 November 2013 / 9.30pm</b></a>

After touring the world for 18 years with Trio Töykeät, Finnish piano virtuoso Iiro Rantala is refreshingly still at the forefront of international pianism.

He performs a delightfully diverse repertoire. From improvisations on Bach’s Goldberg Variations, performing with cross-over classical musicians such Rajaton, as a tango duo with world renowned virtuoso violinist Pekka Kuusisto to his own crystalline compositions. Rantala offers an evening of music not to be missed.

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Part of LIFEM 2013 - The Finnish Line

Iiro Rantala - Part of LIFEM2013: The Finnish Line. A Kings Place Podcast

From the album "Animism" released on Six Shooter Records (May 2014). 

Credits: 

Tanya Tagaq - Voice
Jean Martin - Drums and Electronics
Jesse Zubot - Violin, Viola, Electronics, Synths, Drums, Bass Sounds
Michael Red - Laptop, Soundscapes, Live Programming
Anna Pardo Canedo - Operatic Voice 
Jeremy Berkman - Trombone
Steve Denroche - French Horn

Produced by Jesse Zubot 
Additional Production by Juan Hernandez

Horn and String arrangements by Jesse Zubot

Main sessions recorded by Eric Mosher at The Warehouse Studios (Vancouver, BC)
Assisted by Steve Dave Graham

Additional recording and editing done at Private Ear Recording (Winnipeg, MB) and The Britannia Beach Bunker (Britannia Beach, BC) by Jesse Zubot
Flight recorded by Juan Hernandez at Ronett Studios (Combarro, Galicia, Spain)

Technical assistance at Private Ear Recording by John Paul Peters
Editing at Private Ear Recording by Matt Peters

Mixed by Jesse Zubot at the Britannia Beach Bunker (Britannia Beach, BC) and at the Laboratoire audionumérique de recherche et de création (LARC, www.larc.oicrm.org), Université Laval, 2-11 September 2013

Free access to LARC was made possible thanks to grants from l'Observatoire interdisciplinaire de création et de recherche en musique (OICRM) and from Université Laval for an art-research project conducted under the supervision of Sophie Stévance, head of Groupe de recherche-création en musique (GRECEM, www.grecem.oicrm.org)

Umingmak & parts of Caribou mixed by Juan Hernandez at Ronett Studio (Combarro, Spain)

Uja mixed by Sheldon Zaharko at ZED Productions (Vancouver, BC)

Serge Lacasse: mixing advisor, timpani and cymbals on "Caribou" at LARC

Serges Samson: technical assistance and additional recording on "Caribou" (voice, timpani and cymbals) at LARC

Sylvain Mailloux: technical assistance at LARC


I would like to thank Canada Council, Manitoba Music, Six Shooter Records, Jesse Zubot, Jean Martin, Michael Red, Juan Hernandez, Anna Pardon Canedo, All The Humans That Contributed Via Indiegogo, Sophie Stevance, Serge Lacassse, Felipe Ugarte (Aitaxo), Sam Balden, Mary Balden, Casey Balden, Jeremy Takada Balden , Masayo Takada Balden, Helen Britton, Shauna DeCartier, Jen Rogers, Daniel Brooks, Emily Smart, Rick Gillis, Mary Gillis, Carson and Sandi Gillis, Chris Kalluk and Dee Oliktoak, Naia Tategak Ugarte Gillis and Inuuja Mary Kavvik Balden-Gillis.

It is with deepest condolences and sense of loss that I dedicate this album to Loretta Saunders and all of the missing and murdered aboriginal women of Canada. Love. Light. Revolution.

We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, which last year invested $157 million to bring the arts to Canadians throughout the country.

Nous remercions le Conseil des arts du Canada de son soutien. L’an dernier, le Conseil a investi 157 millions de dollars pour mettre de l’art dans la vie des Canadiennes et des Canadiens de tout le pays.



Tanya Tagaq - Caribou

Tanya Tagaq - Uja

01 Kunaicho Gakubu - Etenraku
02 Bjork - Joga (Buzz Water Remix)
03 Stumbleine - Ember
04 Seiho - KOI
05 Teen Daze - Alaska
06 Sun Araw & M. Geddes Gengras meet The Congos - Happy Song
07 Christian Marclay - Maria Callas
08 DJ Sushi - Underdog is Here
09 Buddha Brand - DON'T TEST DA MASTER
10 スチャダラパー - 0718 アニ ソロ Remixed by 暴力温泉芸者
11 Wu-Tang Clan - Reunited (Reunixed By Funkstorung)
12 Orga - Ikinomi
13 Daft Punk - One More Time (Cuboid Remix)
14 Madeon - Icarus
15 Neat Beats - Graffiti on a Tuesday Night
16 DJ Kixo - Dubstep Mix (Invisibl Skratch Piklz-Martin luther king Jr-Dubstep Mashup)
17 Bjork - Enjoy (Further Over The Edge Mix by Outcast)
18 G Force & Seiji - Northern Exposure
19 Heinrich at hart - sintflut
20 BUCK-TICK - SEXY STREAM LINER
21 Tool - Forty-Six & 2
22 X Japan - Miscast (Remixed by Akimi)
23 SDP - Shinco About It
24 Funkadelic - I Got A Thing, You Got A Thing, Everybody's Got A Thing
25 OLIVE OIL×ILL-BOSSTINO×B.I.G.JOE - MISSION POSSIBLE
26 John Zorn - Forbidden Fruit
27 Hesskhe Yadalanah - Bless Cadaveric Bodies Experiences
28 三遊亭円楽
29 DJ Eddie Def - The Future The Past
30 John Oswald - Brown
31 Sluta Leta - Whispers Special [y2k mix]
32 Niagara - Sangand Ongo
33 The Lift Boys - Anarchy Way
34 A Day In The Life
35 Arigato

Arigato Mix Excerpt 160kbps

Produced by Jacques-Laurent Benech. @ jacojack_news



My Song

We interview Kieran Szifris, from the Monster Ceilidh Band, ’A Godzilla of a band with talent as deep as Loch Ness!’ Jez Lowe.  They play on day three of Kings Place Festival 2011.

www.kingsplace.co.uk/festival


Kings Place Festival 2011 Mini Podcast: Monster Ceilidh Band

Hortus Musicus: "Comforter" (Aleksander Knaifel) [Estonia]

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Badi Assad: "Ondas" [Brazil]

<b>LIFEM: SOUNDS FROM THE ARCTIC COOL
Wed 31 Oct - Sat 3 Nov</b>

We spoke to Sámi joik singer <b>Wimme Saari</b> about his upcoming performance as part of The London International Festival of Exploratory Music (LIFEM) which returns to Kings Place with a fascinating line-up of Scandinavian groups.

Also taking part in the Festival are Norway’s Deaf Center, the arctic electronica of Biosphere and Gothenburg-based EF, with their epic, post-rock soundscapes. Plus award-winning Swedish singer
 Frida Hyvönen and RinneRadio from Finland: Equal parts sexy trance jazz and surreal dance music.

<a href="http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on-book-tickets/curated-weeks/lifem-sounds-from-the-arctic-cool#.UIlSKmHoKSo" target="_blank">Read more and book tickets</a>

Wimme Saari and Miguel Santos. Sounds From The Arctic Cool: A Kings Place Podcast

Here is my next song. A beautiful piano and violin quartet. More to come, so stay tned, as always.

Instrumental - Safe Haven

Melleril de Nembutal - A Casa

Melleril De Nembutal

1. Emma Amma - maquete Dez.86 - 0:00 a 2:57
2. A Casa - 2:57 a 8:17
3. Samuel - 8:17 a 10:32
4. Lagarctil - 10:32 a 15:19
5. 9 de Outubro (1ª Parte) - 15:19 a 16:00
6. Mishima - 16:00 a 22:56
7. Vasija de Barro - 22:56 a 26:25
8. Dança dos Arco-Íris (Séc. XXI) - 26:25 a 31:11
9. 9 de Outubro (2ª Parte) - 31:11 a 33:22
10. Ku Klux Kristan - 33:22 a 36:37
11. Movimentos Córeicos - 36:37 a 40:13
12. 10 de Outubro - 40:13 a 41:52
13. Tohu Bohu (Improviso das Caixas) - 41:52 a 46:54
14. Carrossel - 46:54 a 48:00
15. Flying Tota - 48:38 a 51:15
16. Trevor Watts (O Estrangeiro) - 51:15 a 54:52

2, 3 e 4 - Ao Vivo No Rock Rendez-Vous, 28.11.1986
5 a 11 - Ao Vivo no Luís Armastrondo, 09.10.1987
12 a 15 - Ao Vivo no Luís Armastrondo, 10.10.1987

Melleril de Nembutal - 1986/1987

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RED ORANGE is also responsible for the London International Festival of Exploratory Music (LIFEM), a festival of inspiring and boundary-expanding music explorations from all over the world. For more information on LIFEM visit <a href="http://www.lifem.org.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lifem.org.uk</a> 
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Hortus Musicus: "Comforter" (Aleksander Knaifel) [Estonia]

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