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This is the 9nth track of the upcoming electronic album "Numeri Di Plastica: Re[t]" called Nabla(x) from nabla operator (or Del) used in mathematics.
This is a concept track where I include my whole influences from Classical to Electronic Art Music passing by Ambient to EDM.
I tried to create, as usual, something high and cultured despite of the "EDM and Classical background" which may thought as something very uncultured and "un-Arted".

Numeri Di Plastica:Re[t]

Nabla(x)

Forest Fixed Puns

a soundtrack that uses the haiku of Craig Lincoln as an inspiration.
Thank you for listening and as always, feedback is welcome.

the sound of rain on a cold spring morning, the town is quiet

Remembering Clouds(2021)
for soprano, viola da gamba and electric guitar

Ictus Ensemble - Darker than black

Theresa Dlouhy (soprano)
Eva Reiter (Viola da gamba) 
Tom Pauwels (Electric guitar)

Creation on September 3 2022, at the Festival de Royaumont - Académie Voix Nouvelles.

Text by Laure Gauthier
English translation by Christopher Alexander Gellert

Remembering Clouds (2022)

INCREDIBLE

TRAMPELFÂD
rec.name : " 1968 "
credit : moog model15 ,EMS VCS3  emu
date: 03-05-2023
video
https://youtu.be/rrK2s1LPAWI

Boring Trip  by TRAMPELFÂD

Seven days to make music in response to the assigned haiku: to participate visit www.naviarrecords.com

Bird Polyphony (naviarhaiku 495)

Sound Fantasy on 

gale in the mountains –
watch how the fallen blossoms
carpet the water

Naviarrecords Haiku Challenge 514

Fallen Blossoms

Fallen Blossoms_Naviarhaiku514

Disquiet Junto Project 0619: Beat Accrual
The Assignment: Rebuild a complicated rhythm from scratch.

As is generally the case with any instructions, it’s best to read all the way through before beginning.

Step 1: Create a complicated beat (define “complicated” as you see fit). Keep track of the individual parts.

Step 2: Record a track in which the beat from Step 1 slowly accrues over time. For example, break the original beat into its constituent parts and then add one at a time, repeating the arrival of each addition for four beats (assuming you’re doing the project in 4/4). That’s just one way to accomplish this.

Also: You might adorn the beat with other elements while it’s accumulating, or after, or you might simply leave it on its own.

DRK 13(disquiet619)

Experimental Electronic Music & IDM


BFA in Electronic Music - Vicenza's Conservatory
Mechatronic Engineering - Padua's University

Nabla(x)

Sem3ion

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