Tracklist

01. James Osland - Be As Wonderful Tomorrow As You Were Today
02. América Analógica - Anochece
03. Andrew Heath - Dreams of Bees and Pomegranates
04. Szymon Kaliski - And Belong
05. Stijn Hüwels, Jens Pauly - When the Day Ends
06. Midori Hirano - Missing Night
07. Andrew Tasselmyer - Soft Collapse
08. Betts(JP) - Yosde 04
09. This Valley Of Old Mountains -  Yvy

246. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Inspired from a poem in "The Book of Dreams" :
It was devoid of brightness
Shadowed in black
As dark as the as the inside of a black cat.
The man walked
Along a series of passages
Mysterious and obscure.
He turned a corner
Onto a bright and beautiful garden.
As he looked around in awe 
The ground slowly gave way beneath his feet
And he fell
Screaming silently
Into blackness once more.

Cimmerian Passages

Jiddu Krishnamurti

Contemplation is the last track of Aeon V release on Synphaera Records.
This track is trying to replicate - in artistic way - something that is buried deep within us all.
This track was honorably mentioned in competition "Neda Depolo" and it was aired on national radio of Serbia (Radio Beograd 3) in show "Radionica Zvuka" which is run by Predrag D. Stamenkovic.

“I don’t so much as see the universe, 
but feel it. Blind to the sun. 
Water. Earth. Stone. 
The elements of the stars. 
In me. In you. 
The dream rests within.” 
— Solaris

Aeon V

Contemplation

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Recorded by Jerry MacDonald  

Editing and post-production by George Hicks with help from Conor Gillies at Open Source 

Recorded live at First Parish Church in Cambridge, MA on November 27, 2017

Produced by Mary McGrath and Ami Bennitt 

Illustration artwork by Susan Coyne

"This is Your Life, Amanda Palmer" with Christopher Lydon Podcast

AMANDA PALMER & CHRISTOPHER LYDON IN CONVERSATION, NOV 27th 2017

Poem text and context: https://www.brainpickings.org/2018/04/23/ursula-k-le-guin-hymn-to-time-janna-levin/

POEM TEXT / CONTEXT

Astrophysicist Janna Levin reads "Hymn to Time" by Ursula K. Le Guin

for free download and more info https://miracalixportal.bleepstores.com/music

head to my Calix Portal ode to the future

written and produced by Mira Calix 2018

Instrumentation: Mira Calix - electronics/Daniel Pioro - Violin/Eloisa Fleur - Violin /Oliver Wilson -Viola/Clare O'Connell - Cello/ Kathryn Thomas - Flute/ Stuart King - Clarinet Bflat and bass/Sam Wilson - Percussion

Duration: 7.18

published by Mute Song

In 2018, Merck is celebrating its 350th anniversary. The theme of their celebration is “Always curious - Imagine the next 350 years.” This winter i took up their challenge and collaborated with 6 human beings in utero. Working with sonographer Rick Miles, i went about scanning the participants who ranged from 13 to 32 weeks gestation. This was followed by a process of sonifiying the data we collected, using the human movement to generate sound within a given set of parameters. Based on this material, I composed two pieces of music for an ensemble of classical musicians. 16 weeks - also available for free download on the poratal and this piece. Ode to the Future, is based on melodies generated by all the participants. Here i composed freely, taking inspiration from not only the data but the experience of the collaborative process, the privilege i was afforded by the generosity of the parents involved and the experience of working with such a great team of musicians and scientists. Along with the compositions i wanted to visualise my process: (ultra) sound - picture - data - music - picture. i created a sound and light sculpture, one that can be performed, inspired by the ripple tanks of my school days. The first time i remember 'seeing' sound. The acrylic, glass and light sculpture, is filled with water, becoming an instrument for gestural waveform play.

Ode To The Future

Join a lecture with Stephen Wolfram as he gives a thumbnail sketch of the history of mathematics live from the Wolfram Summer School 2019.

A Very Brief History of Mathematics

James Murray and Francis M Gri's Remote Redux is a delicate and original response to distance and closeness as expressed by the Japanese concept Ma, known also as negative space. It's a place of elegant dimension where Gri's graceful piano motifs and bowed guitar figures are carefully framed within the free flowing surrounds of Murray's warm synth sequences and nuanced sound design.

Having released each other's work on their Slowcraft and KrysaliSound imprints James and Francis naturally extended this exchange into a remote London-Milan collaboration. The resulting debut is an unhurried collection of exquisitely crafted minimal ambient, tender and contemplative, a listening experience that simultaneously explores and distorts our awareness of separation and togetherness.

Written, arranged, mixed & produced by James Murray & Francis M Gri
Audio mastering by Vincent Villuis | Ultimae Studios (studios@ultimae.com)
Artwork Design by Arnaud Galoppe & Vincent Villuis
Photo credits : Welcomia

REMOTE REDUX

Remote

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JAMES MURRAY & FRANCIS M GRI | Remote

This superbly lyrical 1978 LP by the great Carnatic violinist Professor T. N. Krishnan (1928-2020) who died in October, featuring his daughter Vijiri Krishnan on violin, T.V. Gopalakrishnan on mridangam and T.H. Vinayakaram on ghatam, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2020/11/india-inde-t.html

T.N. Krishnan - Carnatic violin - Pantureethi (Ragam: Hamsanatham) Adhi

Stephen Wolfram is the creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language; the author of A New Kind of Science; and the founder and CEO of Wolfram Research. Over the course of nearly four decades, he has been a pioneer in the development and application of computational thinking—and has been responsible for many discoveries, inventions and innovations in science, technology and business.

On his podcast, Stephen discusses topics ranging from the history of science to the future of civilization and ethics of AI.

A Very Brief History of Mathematics

The Stephen Wolfram Podcast