at last

Adjacent rooms, a part of a labyrinth
Commissioned by impuls Academy & Festival
Live recorded on 16.8.2021 in the framework of impuls Academy & Festival 2021
Recording: ORF

Conductor: Bas Wiegers
Klangforum Wien

Thomas Frey, Flute(s)
Olivier Vivares, Clarinet(s)
Gerald Preinfalk, Saxophone(s)
Nenad Markovic, Trumpet
Mikael Rudolfsson, Trombone
Aurelie Saraf, Harp
George Lolas, Accordion
Hsin-Huei Huang, Piano
Olivia De Prato, Violin
Dimitrios Polisoidis, Viola
Leo Morello, Cello
Paul Salomon, Double bass

Artwork: Midjourney AI

Adjacent rooms, a part of a labyrinth | Wiegers & Klangforum Wien

Drums, bass, mix & master by manumanu
Original chops & loops + scratches: PlayLoud
For LoopDiggers Records°

manumanu & PlayLoud - Stuck in Soul 2

Feedbak Study Three

imperfect ascent [naviarhaiku480]

Roosevelt Elk, or Rainforest Elk or Olympic Elk, selected from a brief trip in late September 2023.

Recorded in the Queets and Quinalt Rainforest River Valleys, there's often an unavoidable distant wash of river in the background, so each example is very lightly processed with the unprocessed source immediately following.

I record elk by leaving recorders out in the field where herds are known to migrate. Occasionally I'm able to follow a herd and record more direct, but I do not want to alarm the herd or stress them unnecessarily, so I often avoid this method.

Bugles are multi-toned calls that start low and transition into a scream. During the rut season, Bulls use this to express dominance over other males, warding off potential rivals, and attract potential mates. Outside of the rut they will often bugle when leading a herd.

Chuckles, or laughs, sound just like that, a series of short loud grunts. Like bugles, chuckles are used as a form of dominance and attraction call. I've often heard them used when a bull is specifically calling his harem to gather. They'll produce chuckles on their own, or sometimes tag them onto the end of a bugle.

image credit: "Roosevelt Elk Bugling-Unknown" by Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region is marked with Public Domain Mark 1.0. To view the terms, visit https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/?

Roosevelt Elk Bugle with low chesty roar

Destiny is a piece made from electronic audio materials created on an analog modular synthesizer following simple processes on signal treatment and the choice of a restrict palette as an aesthetic constraint, while keeping both an overall organic expressivity and a slightly des-articulated quality at the edge of compositional agency.

Variations and antecedents of this piece have been performed live in various electronic music festivals and events. The definitive version is a part of Sisbiosis, a collaborative album put together with the artist and musician Ryoko Akama, released in 2022 on Erstwhile records (US).

https://erstwhilerecords.bandcamp.com/album/sisbiosis

Destiny (Excerpt)

únbekannt

Appears on my album "A Dream Unfolds"
https://silentloverecords.bandcamp.com/track/and-the-window-curtains-trembled-slightly

photo by Elseh
https://www.flickr.com/photos/187686180@N02

And The Window  Curtains Trembled Slightly

Art work by DSKO https://soundcloud.com/distco

Conformal Cyclic

Музыка Для Мытья Посуды

Field Recordist / Sound designer
Shhhhh. Listening to nature.

To license sounds or for all other inquiries: info@andymartinsound.com

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Roosevelt Elk Bugle with low chesty roar

Andy Martin, Field Recordist

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