品番：PDIP-6590
アーティスト：Tobias Wilden
タイトル：Piano Sketches / Spark and the Wither
バーコード：4532813535906
定価：2,300円＋税
フォーマット：国内CD
レーベル：p*dis / Inpartmaint Inc.

PDIP-6590 Tobias Wilden - Piano Sketches / Spark and the Wither

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Diversions | Episode #8: A Radio Podcast from Deepchild

Welcome to the 8th Edition of the Deepchild Diversions radio podcast, a musical exploration to the outer realms of electronic music, and beyond.

Deepchild has a long history of radio programming and presenting. From 2005-2008 he hosted the drive-time SUNSETS show on Sydney's largest independent station - FBi Radio, 94.5FM [www.fbiradio.com]. SUNSETS was awarded Best Radio Show at the 2006 Australian Dance Music Awards and was FBi's most popular specialist music show during Deepchild's tenure. Between 1997-2005 he also hosted Electroplastique on Sydney's Radio 2SER 107.3FM [www.2ser.com]. Deepchild now brings you the Diversions radio podcast from his studio in Neukölln, Berlin.

More info + episodes: bit.ly/Ylw2GA
Feedback: info@deepchild.com
Booking inquiries: Daniel Cole on management@deepchild.com

www.deepchild.com *NEW*
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TRACKLISTING: Deepchild Diversions | Episode #8

1. “Binaural Eight – Pineal Gland Extract Meditation” - Nadja Lind
2. “Commentary by W. D. Stewart (Bama) on getting into the penitentiary, work song leaders, and the best prison singers” - Alan Lomax Archives 
3. ”I Know The Lord Will Make A Way” - Vera_Hall_-  (accapella, Lomax Archives)
4. “Excerpt One” - James Ruskin
5. “If I Love You (Sammuel Kerridge remix)” - Ricardo Tobar 
6. “On Making Sound” - David Toop  (interview excerpt)
7. “The Way (TJ Eckleberg Ghostyhed remix)” - Bunnysuit  (Cameron Laing vox) 
8. “Primordial Waves” - Deadbeat 
9. “Who am I…” - Krishnamurti (interview excerpt)
10. “Seashore (Sprinkles Ambient Ballroom)” - Oh Yoko 
11. “Ambient_Drama” - Giorgio Gigli & Obtane
12. “Friend, You Will Never Learn” - Forest Swords
13. “Circular Motion” - Torley  (via archive.org)
14. “It Is Done” - Peter Gabriel (Last Temptation of Christ soundtrack)
15. “Tom Devil” - Unknown artist (Lomax Archives)
16. “The Last Exorcism Theme” - Michael Wandmacher  -  (motion picture soundtrack)
17. “Monks Mound” - Huerco S
18. “Youthern (Flako Remix)”- Cloud Boat 
19. “Toxic (Hrdvsion Remix)” - Britney Spears 
20. “AgnusDei Ariacontralto agnusDei” (Bach) - Drezden Kreuzchores 
21. “Serene” - Vincent Watson
22. “On the Assassination of Malcolm X” - James Baldwin (interview excerpt)
23. “New Wires”  - VVV 
25. “Plenum (Outer Mix)” - R.A.G 
26. “The Life of Brian”- John Cleese & Michael Palin (tv debate excerpt)
27. “Wall Of Breath” - Peter Gabriel (Last Temptation of Christ soundtrack)
28. “Murder” - Ryuichi Sakamoto (“Gohatto” motion-picture Soundtrack)
29. “Nanou2” - Aphex Twin 
30. “Interview from Arizona Jail” - DMX (interview excerpt) 
31. “Wasteland” - Monolake 
32. “Gunshotta” -  Machinedrum
33. “Poland”- Ólafur Arnalds 
34. “Dvořák 7 Zigeunermelodien, Op. 55, B 104” - Yo Yo Ma & Patricia Zander 
35. “Conversation with Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim, and Sonny Boy Williamson about the blues” – Lomax Archives (interview excerpt)
36. “Arbeitslos” - Deepchild (FREE download)

Deepchild Diversions | Episode #8 [06 October 2013]

I decided to create a small photo series of my cloud observation that I did in the mountains recently. The often ghostly pictures appeared due to an extremely cold and rainy weather period although it was meteorological midsummer. These stills have been taken in various locations on the Tyrolean Alps.

Cloud Observation describes my mood whilst observing clouds - it reflects the impression of looking at the steadily moving sculptures that are formed by temperature, wind layers and the cliffs that collaborate perfectly and shift the clouds slowly and gracefully. The (partly processed) string-based composition is an excerpt of a piece for one of my future releases that I’m currently working on.

- Field Rotation

View the Underexposed images here:

http://www.fluid-radio.co.uk/2011/09/underexposed-field-rotation-cloud- 

Underexposed: Field Rotation - Cloud Observation

Generations in Play

Title track of a new solo piano album. 
It includes 14 songs that I recorded between 2015 and now. 
This time there are a small number of CD copies available. They come in a 4 panel Digipack and include 13x13 prints of the album cover and two other photos of mine. You can get it on Bandcamp: https://tobiasw.bandcamp.com/album/spark-and-the-wither

Spark and the Wither

Sketch 2

Sketch 3

Taken from Kasper Bjørke Quartets forthcoming album "The Fifty Eleven Project"

Buy Single: KompaktRecords.lnk.to/LineOfLifeSD
Pre-order Album: KompaktRecords.lnk.to/TheFiftyElevenProjectSD

On October 19th Kompakt presents a new LP and audiovisual venture by Danish producer Kasper Bjørke and close cohorts. Epic and in length but always captivating, ‘The Fifty Eleven Project’ is an entirely ambient concept album, that interprets and evokes the emotional rollercoaster Kasper experienced, from his cancer diagnosis and throughout the five years of regular check-ups. The week of album release marks his second anniversary of getting the all-clear.

The base of the album was composed on vintage analogue synthesizers, reverbs, echo and sequencers – using the computer solely as a recording device – by Kasper and synth wizard Claus Norreen, in the latter’s Copenhagen studio.

The violins, violas and cellos are composed and played by the Italian composer Davide Rossi, who has also worked with Ennio Morricone, Jon Hopkins, Röyksopp, The Verve and Goldfrapp.

The piano parts are composed and played by Danish musician Jakob Littauer (of Kompakt labelmates Jatoma) on an old upright piano in a studio, and on a Steinway Grand Piano in the concert hall at the Royal Danish Music Conservatorium.

From Max Richter’s ‘SLEEP’, Hannah Peel’s ‘Mary Casio: Journey To Cassiopeia’, to much of Brian Eno’s ‘Music For Installations’, ‘The Fifty Eleven Project’ continues in a rich vein of work by contemporary composers which explores a situation/condition, and is made with functionality and healing in mind.

The visual side of ‘The Fifty Eleven Project’ is made in collaboration with the culture laboratory Prxjects and acclaimed LA based artist/filmmaker/photographer Justin Tyler Close, who has created art films for each of the album’s 11 tracks - plus one music video, including clips from all 11 films. The 11 films will be assimilated into a video exhibition at Klub in Copenhagen from 12th – 21st October. The ambition is that the installation will tour Europe and the US in 2019.

Furnished in an exquisite fabric box, this 180 gram 3LP clear vinyl box is presented by cover art created by world-renowned artist Landon Metz, further cementing the release’s multidisciplinary links to the art world.

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PREMIERE: Kasper Bjørke Quartet - Line Of Life

Purchase: geographic-north.com/cassette/dont-look-now/
Catalog #: GN51
Cassette, limited to 300

Geographic North proudly presents 'Don’t Look Now,' our second frightening foray into Halloween-inspired sounds to delight and dismay throughout the season. Featuring 90 minutes of haunted, hellish hysteria composed by some of the most abominable names in ambient music, the compilation nearly splits at the seams with grotesque grace. 

All proceeds from this morbid mirth go directly toward youthSpark, an Atlanta-based non-profit that works directly with, and protects, at-risk youth from exploitation, abuse and trafficking in the Southeastern United States.

http://youth-spark.org/

The compilation opens with “The Visitor,” a peculiar prologue that portends potential peril ahead and one of two bookends concocted by Arp, who serves as the compilation’s crypt-keeper of sorts. As the fog begins to swell, Ka Baird’s “Clearing” brings a trickle of overcast textures and exquisitely disorienting organ tones. Algiers shatter into the scene with brooding vehemence, sounding like a biting mix of John Carpenter and the Pop Group. Perennial witching hour heroes Anjou bring a moonlit mantra of eroding melodies that blossom with decay. “Sada,” composed and performed by Clarice Jensen, steers the action deep into the underworld, projecting an inverted soundscape of smeared beauty. Western six-string virtuoso Danny Paul Grody carries the bizarre bewilderment into an open den of shimmering, pristine melody and resonance. The first main passage is nailed shut by “Cement Dossier,” one of three anonymous and obscene chapter breaks from the Geographic North house band. 

Next up, Christina Vantzou and John Also Bennett unfurl a hypnotic hymn of rustic kosmische bliss that balances a deathly mix of paranoia and resolution. Eluvium’s “Surrounded by Illusion” is a mini-epic of textural maximalism that only confirms the Pacific NW ambient godhead’s emotional prowess. Jefre Cantu-Ledesma summons the ghost of Hildegard von Bingen for an organ-filled interpretation of “O virtus sapientiae” that’s both life affirming and devastating. 

Robert Donne (Labradford, Anjou) crafts a pummeling waltz of soot and emaciation with “Rakkauslaulu,” a stinging salute to Mika Vainio. Ilyas Ahmed offers an ice-cold hand to lead you through the ornately crumbing decay of “Local Blues,” blurring itself almost too perfectly into the eerie, almost too comforting calmness of Félicia Atkinson’s “Little Things.” Richard Chartier assumes his Pinkcourtesyphone guise for a purely cinematic lapse into the netherworld. The incognito amusement continues with “Stabbing,” an extended, slow-motion scene that brings some of Suzanne Kraft’s most volatile and vile work to date.

“Thunderhead,” a menacingly paced slow burn from Moon Diagrams (Moses Archuleta of Deerhunter), could be the soundtrack to the most alluring haunted house you’ve ever seen, while Roberto Carlos Lange’s “Indian Rope” casts a curiously charming spell of glitter and gloom. Vancouver’s own Secret Pyramid crafts a bewitching bereavement from the North, permeating everything it touches with bedeviled beauty for an unforgettable climax of bleak allure. Arp returns again to bookend 'Don’t Look Now' with “Love Theme,” a fitting epilogue that reflects on the receding haze with hopeful optimism.

Although the sun has finally rose, plenty of shadows remain.

Suzanne Kraft - Stabbing

Eighteen months on from his last new release, Vancouver-based singer / composer Ian William Craig returns with between-albums release that collects together eleven unreleased tracks. Entitled 'Thresholder', the record sees Craig return towards the smudged and scoured beauty of his 2016 opus, 'Centres'.

Recorded, produced and mastered by Ian William Craig himself, the origins of these tracks span a period from 'A Turn of Breath' to 'Centres'. Some were recorded at Ian's old studio on Vancouver's UBC campus, some at home, and one even recorded on tour in a giant secret underground cistern in Sweden.

'Thresholder' will be released on 130701 on November 2nd.

Full info: 130701.com/release/thresholder/

Thresholder

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Ian William Craig - Some Absolute Means

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VIOLÍN 1º             Diana Nachtigall
VIOLÍN 2º            Andrés Espina
VIOLA                  Patricio Muñoz
VIOLONCHELO   Pablo Sadlej

IT´S  ONLY A PAPER MOON -Harold Arlen

The Last Unicorn is a 1982 soundtrack album composed and arranged by Jimmy Webb, and performed by America with the London Symphony Orchestra

The Last Unicorn Marina Torres (Viola) Daniel Talevi (Piano, Guitar)

“[…] esa causa contradictoria que es la causa de los hombres prosigue y yo, perpetuo Sísifo, avanzo, caigo, retrocedo, aquí, allá, en un círculo y otro, en este tablero y en el otro tablero.” 
María Esther de Miguel, Después de los que comimos a Solís

'En el otro tablero' es un concertino para clarinete bajo y ensamble (flauta, clarinete en sib, vibráfono, guitarra, violín y violonchelo). 
Fue estrenada por Federico Landaburu como solista con el Ensamble Tropi dirigido por Matías Bulgarelli el 4/12/2017 en el Auditorio del Conservatorio Superior de Música Manuel de Falla de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

En el otro tablero, for bass clarinet and ensemble (2015)

Pieni, Machione’s second album, means “small” or “little”. This title was inspired by an essay written by Japanese author. In the same fashion that Machione’s first album portrayed the western area of Tokyo, the artist again plays an array of instruments, such as the gut guitar, clarinet, banjo, and reed organ. His compositions and musical stylings show a deep emotional bond to pieces of scattered memories – scenes, and adventures from his childhood, and the loneliness of living alone in Tokyo. Machione precisely paints musical visions of each, and together, they reveal his persona in this evocative album. A child’s toy boat made of bamboo leaves drifts down a small rivulet, an exploration by following a rope between the steel towers. The tones from a music box sprinkled through the album evoke images of colorful pebbles. A prepared guitar’s song paints a pattern of blurred light. TC2610, repsold, water harp bell, broken, untuned and an old, decorative object…the songs that these unique instruments sing fluidizes our senses, and swings our imaginations. This panorama exhibited before us by Machione are scenes from a small town, one that you might have visited some time.

Machinone - Hanayoubi / 花曜日

Mixtape For Rodon FM - 

1st hour :

1. Alessandra Celletti - I Descend To You, You Ascend To Me (2:57)
2. An Pierlé - Tower (4:23)
3. Ane Brun - This Voice (2:49)
4. Frida Hyvönen - Fall Is My Lover (3:13)
5. Hannah Fury - You Don't Leave A Trace (6:07)
6. Jessica Bailiff - Big Hill (2:34)
7. Kria Brekkan - Bee Xlaura (2:54)
8. Lisa Germano - From A Shell (2:58)
9. Lisa Nordstrφm - Fireworks and the Ocean (4:31)
10. Midaircondo - Serenade (5:03)
11. Meredith Monk - Gotham Lullaby (4:19)
12. Stina Nordenstam - Purple Rain (3:52)
13. Anja Garbarek - The Gown (3:21)
14. Maja Ratkje - Vacuum (11:14)

Matteus1

'Scenes from the four seasons' is a collection of unreleased tracks and b-sides from 2012, running through the four seasons and stopping at some intimate moments in Winter, a tranquil evening in Autumn, two seaside scenes between Spring and Summer. 

I decided to have all these tracks together in this collection not only because of the common theme, but above all because, when I started working on my first modern classical album, that will be released later this year, I didn't want to left all these works incomplete, even if they were mostly expression of ideas and style still imperfect and evolving.

However I'm sure you'll find a moment of peace and tranquillity in these notes, and even some passages that represents your life during the seasons, an intimate moment, as when you're at home and the snow starts falling in winter, or when you first see the seaside in spring.

Thank you for taking time to listen to these songs.
All your support is appreciated, especially in view of a strings recording session for the production of my new modern classical album.

Cover artwork is "Restleness" by Agnès Caixas, photographer from Barcelona - Spain. Find her online at:

http://www.flickr.com/people/agnolia/

Follow the latest news about Halo at:

haloproject.co.uk
soundcloud.com/haloproject
facebook.com/halosphere
twitter.com/halotwtr

I take this chance to remind you that my previous EP, "Late Winter Tales", is still available at http://dewtonerecordings.com/album/halo-late-winter-tales-dtr013 and on the major internet music stores.

Thanks heartily for all your support.

released 03 March 2013 
All tracks Composed, Recorded and Mastered by Pasquale Riviezzo. 
© 2013, All Rights Reserved.

Scenes from the four seasons

Sea and Sand

Halo - Sea and Sand

Self taught musician, playing and composing for Acoustic Guitar and Piano. 
New album out on Vinyl and CD: https://lnk.to/apathtoopenair2

Contact: tobiaswildenmusic [at ] gmail com