Daniela Elza and Soressa Gardner are collaborating on an album entitled "Crow Morphologies", setting Daniela's poetry from "Milk Tooth Bane Bone" to mood music by Soressa Gardner. The full album is yet to come, but the numbered edition of the EP is out!

Pulling The Water (excerpt)by Daniela Elza (poetry) and Soressa Gardner (music)

An electronic remix using material drawn from a tape recording of Martin Bartlett's Nautical Almanac • Part 1 performed in 1992. Parts of this remix were then used in a larger remix/tribute and video by Giorgio Magnanensi:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2Y4RxfhAnI


Tribute to Martin Bartlett Remix of Nautical Almanac • Part 1

Original sound composition by Soressa Gardner and Lisa Butel, with text and voices from the Roundhouse Community Dancers and Facilitators (Miriam Colvin, Julie Lebel with the support of Caroline Liffmann) in their of project Findings/Trouvailles, 2013-2015. 

http://julielebeldanceprojects.wordpress.com/community-dance/findings-trouvailles/

text and voices:
Susie Gray, Roger Stewart
Vocals: Lisa Butel

One Hundred And Twenty Three

Original sound composition by Soressa Gardner and Lisa Butel, with text and voices from the Roundhouse Community Dancers and Facilitators (Miriam Colvin, Julie Lebel with the support of Caroline Liffmann) in their of project Findings/Trouvailles, 2013-2015. 

http://julielebeldanceprojects.wordpress.com/community-dance/findings-trouvailles/

text and voices:
Henry Wong, Iris Kujansuu, Caroline Liffmann, Michael Fournier, Shelley, Paul Lee, Loretta Hands, Nissa Howard, Irena Gancewska and Julie Lebel.
Vocals: Soressa Gardner

Spacial Birds Moving As Flock in Stillness

Solo performance of songs about crows performed in Abelton Live

Crows Pushing the Property Line

Fat Crows

Live laptop and voice performance at Blake's great New Year's Party.

Soressa Solo New Years Eve 2012

Live performance at CFRO Co-op Radio in Vancouver. The text for this piece is an advertisement I clipped from that Vancouver Sun that I have kept since the early 1980's. I've worked in mental health for the last 20 years, but back when I collected this I was stymied: a joke? a serious request? Now I read it and hope the person got some help. Many of my present day clients have a great sense of humour, so I hope this is received in that light.

Soressa

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