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Akhira Sano – 'Keep Making Selects'

lullaby(e) for
Flute (picc. Bass), Clarinet (Bb, Bb Bass), Percussion, Piano, Accordion, Violin, Violoncello, Double Bass and electronics

As the title suggests, this work serves as the final lullaby one hears. The catastrophic aftermath of the recent earthquake in Turkey has profoundly affected even those who were not directly impacted by the disaster. This composition is the product of the thoughts that have occupied my mind since that fateful day.
The tape segment of the piece involves the manipulation of a recorded excerpt from the Turkish lullaby "Dandini Dandini Dasdana."

The piece was commissioned by Schallfeld Ensemble

performed by Schallfeld Ensemble
live electronics: Davide Gagliardi
conductor: Leonhard Garms
concert recording, November 18
ÜBER WEGE SAISON KONZERT IV: WACHSEN
Schaumbad - Freies Atelierhaus Graz, Austria

lullaby(e) - Schallfeld Ensemble

Link to my youtube channel www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIUGP1TNufY

circu grond F

An alternative jazz track based on dodecaphonic structures.
Special thanks goes to https://freesound.org/people/arpeggio1980/ on Freesound.org for offering his wonderful summer fieldrecording of a beach with children playing on the background.

Artwork: Laurence Bouchard

Petrocaphonics

Taken from the album 'Precious Things' out on X4 Records

Precious Things

The Veil

This week's haiku challenge:

Fog clears away:
the waterfall shows up
bit by bit.

Haiku by Natsume Soseki

Submission deadline: 30th October 2024

To find out more and participate, visit https://www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge/

Fog Clears Away (naviarhaiku564)

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Belial Pelegrim - The Astronaut's Last Polaroid, 2024 
Buy: https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/the-astronauts-last-polaroid-bc089

"Almost 5 years to the day since his Bricolage debut, "Imitation of Faith", the prolific Belial Pelegrim returns with his latest musical escapade, "The Astronaut's Last Polaroid", and t's a very special one indeed.

This album tells the story of Jack Hawthorne. A 68 year old former NASA astronaut that is now grappling with the onset of Alzheimer's disease. Once celebrated for his groundbreaking lunar missions, Jack now finds himself lost in the uncharted territory of his fading mind.

Alzheimer's disease is a subject that is no doubt close to the hearts of a lot of people and it's a subject that Belial has carefully mapped out with the utmost respect.

The music itself is 15 tracks of lucid and harmonic experimental soundscapes that set a transient stage for what feels like a dark yet beautiful dream. There's a tinge of anxiety laced throughout as you would expect with such a theme but it never becomes foreboding. It's more like giant swirls of memories and relics of the past that drift in and out of view. "

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The Astronaut's Last Polaroid (bc089)

[Premiere] Belial Pelegrim - Atlas Bonepowder (out on Bricolage)

Recorded this night thunderstorm with a Sennheiser double mid-side system.  The rain was pretty heavy over a grove of aspen, with some broader leafed vegetation on the forest floor.  The storm lasted for a few hours, I picked out this section to share for now.  

Night Thunder and Heavy Rain in Aspen Grove with Broadleaf Understory

5th piece in a series of experiments to try other approaches:
'Occasionally Inapplicable' (piano, fingers, synthesizer, art painting: Ax.W.)
You're welcome to listen if you like, if you can.

“You're on Earth. There's no cure for that.” (S. Beckett)

https://soundcloud.com/axelweis/sets/future-collection

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Future V: Occasionally Inapplicable

Two new simple tracks today. I know I'm posting too much, but I'm experiencing extreme level of anxiety and depression. It's not my normal feeling of extreme anxiety and depression. I dunno, it just feels different, and I can't really explain it. It's also mixed with a lot of anger. Anyway, the only way I can cope with this feeling is to create music nonstop. It's weird because not long ago I was experiencing extreme anxiety and depression, and I found it very hard to create anything. This time I can't stop. I have to keep creating, or I feel like I'll lose my mind. The down side is that my engagement is really low. Even lower than when I first started. I could just build up a backlog of tracks to post later when I inevitably stop, and have a creative block. However, I just want to keep posting. Whatever, I shouldn't care, and just do what I need to do to keep my sanity. Big thanks to the people who stop by, and support me all the time. I really appreciate it, and I should do more to support you back.

Athazagoraphobia

Thirsites answers back

insomnient

Fantasy for Machines and Strings

Distant Void

Imagine a medieval monk in a remote monastry contemplating the World in his cell.  Outside of his cloistered life 'the wind begins to howl'...

Gothic

Electronic music, field recordings and weird electroacoustic sounds.

Fog Clears Away (naviarhaiku564)

undermulden

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