Name: Quintens by Ton Bil
Duration: 1 min 58 s
Description: Quintens was composed with then 11 year old Quinten, based on his interest in hiphop. The musical fifth (in Dutch: kwint) has served as an inspiration, based on the boy's name, but I'm not sure whether the interval ever appears in the song.

Quintens was composed with then 11 year old Quinten, based on his interest in hiphop. The musical fifth (in Dutch: kwint) has served as an inspiration, based on the boy's name, but I'm not sure whether the interval ever appears in the song.

Quintens

Blues on blogs (2007), was a birthday present for a friend's 60 year anniversary. The bass-line (starting with E) is a direct musical interpretation of the friend's name, where all the letters have been used in their correct order. The lyrics have been taken from a handful of blogs I found on internet, and are all one way or the other referring to the friends situation and personality. The vocals have been sung by the composer (me).
The photo of the tree on the road fork is taken from the internet as well.

3 x Ton Bil

Blues on blogs

Our B2B set at a very special weekend away with loved ones. We never plan our B2Bs, so what came out was just what seemed to fit in the moment.

Santo Techno Toro B2B Zelda Live @Jewel's XL

Deep dive in the Rockall Trough, on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, west of Ireland. Submarine sonar, motor and pumping sounds, waves and other ocean sounds accompany us on our travel through this dark place.

Rockall Trough / dark minimal techno 5 minutes 138 bpm

Stand By The River

Only three days until Christmas ! Here is a song that I have just finished, which I hope captures that feeling of the snowy days around christmas time : )
Have a wonderful Christmas everyone and a brilliant New Year! 
Lots of love, 
Spread the word, 
Gabby x 

Winter Whispers

After hearing so much about the devastation that Hurricane Sandy has so far created on the east coast of America this song just kind of wrote itself after I playing around on my ukelele for the first time in quite a while. 
Recorded this on my mac at midnight with tonsillitis on the way but I just really wanted to post it before it was too late and I hope it brings some comfort to anyone this crazy storm has affected. 

Please share,
Much love to all of you ! 
xxx



Sandy

This is a piece I wrote for the South Asian Music Residency performers we hosted at KMMC. 

From the first performance. Was a blast to make with them! Miss my homies.  

Performers:
Roger Hanschel [Germany]: Alto Saxophone
Ramesh Shotham [India, Germany]: Drum kit
Hari Gurung [Nepal]: Electric Guitar
Nishad Pandey [India, Germany, Australia, etc.]: Other Electric Guitar
Milan Ghimre [Nepal]: Bansuri Flute
Julia Brussel [Germany]: Violin
Benham Masoumi [Iran]: Tonbek
Vinayak Netke [India]: Tabla
Kamal Kriti [Bangladesh]: Voice
Tritha Sinha [India]: Voice
Harini Iyer [India]: Voice
Calvin Lennig [Germany]: Double Bass
Puranjoy Guha [India]: Mandola
Shayek Mohammed Arif [Bangladesh]: Laptop
Jimmy Bunch: Stick-waving / getting coffee

Selling Greenland

Created: 5/15/2020 1:45:06 PM

The first 1000 lines of the Human Genome

The Vigeland Mausoleum in Oslo is known for it's incredible acoustics. It has a reverb tail of about 15 seconds, letting the music swirl around the arc ceiling and the walls covered with fresco paintings. The space became so much part of the music, molding and resounding the sound of the clarinet, that it almost felt as if we were sitting inside of a musical instrument.

Quintens

Ton Bil

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