Recorded at the final session of "HANGjátszóTÉR" (SOUNDplayGROUND") workshop, Mediawave festival, Hungary, 2015. May. Field recordings, treatment: Gergo Kovacs. Supervisor and live 6 channel mix (here reduced to stereo): Csaba Hajnóczy. Live instrumental improvisation: Michel Montanaro (winds), Balthazar Montanaro (viola) and another violin player from Michel's workshop.

Mediawave Festival  HANGjatszoTER Demo

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Dawn chorus of birds in Budapest 13th district. Recorded with my mobil, 28th March 2020 at 5 am from my window during the quarantin.

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The piece is based on recordings of the mighty sound bowl and other sounding objects at the Garáb Buddhist Shrine in Nógrád county, North-East Hungary, extended with other sounds of the place.
The recordings were made in the frames of Tű Fokán Arts Fesztival 2020.
The photograph features the sculpture of  Wā'ěr Luóhàn  -  挖耳罗汉 - "The Arhat Who Cleans His Ears",  or by  the Indian name: Nagasena, which can be seen in the garden of the sanctuary accompanied by all the other 17 initial disciples of Buddha.

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