Session d'enregistrement du carillon de la Collégiale de Chimay en compagnie de Jean-Paul Rouwez, carillonneur en chef, et d'Olivier Terwagne, son successeur.

This recording was taken in the tower of the Chimay collegiate church with the chief carillonneur and his future successor.

Technical informations :
Sounddevices Mixpre6 mk1 + Sennheiser Ambeo (ambisonic recording converted to stereo)

2024-07-16 / dropthedyle - Jérôme Mabille

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Disquiet Junto Project 0655: Soothing Sounds II
The Assignment: Make music for babies.

Step 1: Back in the early 1960s, Raymond Scott released a set of music for infants, titled Soothing Sounds for Baby. We’re going to produce music along those lines. Feel free to revisit Scott’s great collection. (Not one but two Junto participants give birth this month — one did a week-ish ago, and one is due to very soon. We’re doing this project in their honor and with their approval. Perhaps there are other brand new parents in our digital midst, as well. We did a project just like this one way back when we hit the 250th consecutive week 2, in October 2016.)

Step 2: Compose a piece of music intended for a newborn child, something peaceful as they first experience the world outside the womb.

I have a 2 year old great-grandson, the Tommaso to whom I dedicated the piece. The piece begins with a sample that forms the basis for the entire track. It is the sound of the sea which, like other sounds very similar to white/pink noise, rain, water etc... is used to calm him and help him fall asleep. Very common practice for all newborns/children.

This type of repetitive mechanical dance is grafted onto this element, with sounds reminiscent of music boxes.

Track instruments/tools: Euclidean sequencer, percussive and (prepared) piano sounds, cello pizzicato...the usual "palafernalia".

 Picture of Tommaso by Maura Marongiu

PS.: above all, so as not to be hypocritical and live only on aesthetics and superstructure, let's remember the daily massacres in many parts of the planet which, apparently, are now the distinctive sign of our civilization, so advanced and fake.

Tommaso's Lullaby [disquiet0655]

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Gabber Burgundo -  I'm not afraid to cry (Classical Ballet Version Moderate average time 110 BPM)

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I'm Not Afraid To Cry  (Classical Ballet Version Moderate average time 110 BPM)

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Algorithmic Dark Exploration

039 - Jigglypuff

"Great Day (That Great Gittin' Up Mornin')" by Adolphus Hailstork for carillon, commissioned by Charles Semowich and published in 2019 by American Carillon Music Editions.

Score purchase link: https://americancarillonmusiceditions.com/index.php?main_page=product_book_info&cPath=1&prev_page=search&search_in_description=1&keyword=hailstork&inc_subcat=0&sort=3a&products_id=715

Adolphus Hailstork's "Great Day"

Dark trap type beat

Carillon (For A Few Dollars More) - Ennio Morricone l played by Dusko Lukovic

City ambiances with mixed carillon sounds; starting in the centre of the Dutch city Delft mixed with bell sounds from Amersfoort and Hilversum (electronically filtered), Berlin and ending in the Amsterdam canals. Dutch Multi Culture City Carillon, 1, Ricardo Huisman, 2016 was presented at Resonance and Remembrance:  Interdisciplinary Campanology Symposium University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2017


Dutch Multi Culture City Carillon, 1, Ricardo Huisman, 2016

Dutch Multi Culture City Carillon, 2, Ricardo Huisman, 2016

little bit of Terrifier 3, little bit of 2. hype for 4 coming this October. i do so wish it wouldn't cost a fortune to medicate my ADHD.

compositions by Paul Wiley
made in MuseScore 4.5, mixed and mastered in Audacity.

Short 'n Sweet Terrifier Suite

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Made in Chimay / Un tiers-lieu au service de la créativité / a shared place and skills at the service of creativity

Ricardo Huisman is an Amsterdam based soundsculpture / installation artist, soundscape composer, community sound artist and artistic researcher. Inspired by Acoustic Ecology, Music Concrete, J. Cage, Avant-garde, Contemporary (Classical) Music, Sound- and Sense studies.  His installations can be experienced as multi-sensorial tactile interfaces. The “touchsound” produced by his “tactile sonic sculptures” includes composed soundscapes that reveal multiple associative dimensions, bodily sensations that could give rise to new spaces for imagination and playfull knowledge. Huisman invites people to interact within his community sound art projects, to become co-creators of their own “multisensorial hearing perspectives” and response-able and responsible joint owners of the sound habitat.

aka  DJ SENSESCAPE 
ear by ear live mixing “sensescapes”, like sound journeys, imaginary  ambiances, creating new music by instant composing with use of own field recordings and midi instruments. Presenting them with or without "tactile sonic sculptures".

Tiffany Ng gives concerts for cities from the tops of towers. She is University Carillonist and Associate Professor of Carillon at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. An advocate of diversity in contemporary music, she has premiered 60+ pieces by living composers, including works for carillon and live electronics. Her concert career has taken her to fifteen countries in Europe, Asia, Australia, and North America, including the CICO Portugal Festival, the University of Chicago Rockefeller Carillon New Music Festival, Canberra International Carillon Festival, Stanford Live, the International Carillon Festival Barcelona, the Bok Tower International Carillon Festival, and the 2008 Post-Congress Festival of the World Carillon Federation. Tiffany’s research explores the carillon as an instrument of Cold War diplomacy between the Netherlands and America; other research interests include urban soundscapes and classical music in contemporary China. She holds a diploma from the Royal Carillon School “Jef Denyn” where she studied with Geert D’hollander, a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley (Musicology & New Media), a master’s degree from the Eastman School of Music where she studied with William Porter (Organ), and a bachelor’s degree from Yale University (English and Music), where she curated a museum exhibit of bells. She is former Assistant Director of the Women in Music Festival and the Contemporary Organ Music Festival in Rochester, New York, and author of the multimedia catalog of the Municipal Carillon Museum of Mechelen, Belgium.

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