Ensemble soundinitiative - Fabienne Séveillac, mezzo-soprano - Chef Léo Marque

Cancion Del Ciego

On the Bainbridge-Seattle ferry, wind excites vibrations in the railings (I think) at the front of the boat, which go up and down the harmonic series as the wind intensity changes. 

A better recording could be made with access to the highest level of the boat (usually not available to passengers) and a real windscreen.

Recorded 2014 June 15.

Download here: http://fchemotti.com/audio/20140615-aeolian_ferry.mp3

Aeolian Harmonics on the ferry

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2. Fassung für Helder Alt- und Tenorblockflöte
2014

Carolin Elena Hettler, Helder - Altblockflöte
Johannes Fischer, Helder -  Tenorblockflöte

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Cue produced for Tourism & Events Queensland - Sunshine Coast "Vacation Migration" TVC.

https://vimeo.com/109093047

Orchestral contractor: Dale Truscott
Mixed by John Rodd

"Migration" - SST Workshop

Clara Iannotta
Intent on Resurrection — Spring or Some Such Thing
pour dix-sept musiciens 
Ensemble intercontemporain
Matthias Pintscher, direction 

Créé et enregistré en direct le 17.10.2014 à la Cité de la musique (Paris)
Enregistrement sonore : Radio France 

En savoir +  : http://www.ensembleinter.com/accents-online/?p=7310

Clara Iannotta : Intent on Resurrection — Spring or Some Such Thing

A fiftieth birthday piece for Brian Ferneyhough, for two prepared vibraphones. The overall form of Jam Karet (1994) is a that of a set of interlocked refrains and ostinati of various types. The title is an Indonesian expression which in literal translation means “elastic time”, and is obviously suggestive in terms of musical process. Its point of departure is a one-measure quotation from Lemma-Icon-Epigram. (The whole idea came to me in a weird flash where I imagined subjecting a Ferneyhough quotation to a developmental process as if a secretly spectralist Donatoni had briefly adopted a minimalist aesthetic with a Takemitsu-esque touch, while still keeping the irrationally subvidided subdivisions. As it turned out, when Brian heard the piece, he didn't recognize the quote, and he liked the piece.) The work was begun in 1993, set aside, and then completed by the summer of 1994; it was first performed at the Darmstadt Ferienkurse für Neue Musik that year by Yuko Suzuki and Kuniko Kato. The American premiere was given by Terry Longshore and David Shively during the Emerging Voices Festival in February 1995 in San Diego, California. The Asian premiere was given by Kuniko Kato and the Paulownia Percussion Ensemble in Tokyo in April 1996.

Jam Karet (1994)

And My Angel Whisper Peace to Me

just a pair of twins noodling on some analog gear on a rainy day

SMcSF {twin analog jam}

Performed by students of MLC School, Sydney

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I am an Australian-born composer of concert music and music for screen as well as an experienced arranger and orchestrator. I enjoy collaborating on a range of projects from small scale short films to advertising, feature scores and live performances.

My scores cover a range of genres from orchestral to electronic and popular styles. My turn-around is fast, I can capture a mood quickly and can provide tracks to suit all requirements.

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Tristan Coelho