Name: 1715 by B Blayney
Duration: 2 min 14 s
Description: First track off the 1715 tape, more coming every day or so until the full tape is posted.

https://soundcloud.com/windscaleblues/serpents-progress
Windscale Blues  Serpent and the Birds
Arma Ignifera  Bear and the Bees
Photo by Mariam Zohra D
someday I will write a short fable about 
this Serpent. who, while climbing a tree spied a nest
And that nest was watch over by a bird
That bird raised a ruckus in an attempt to scare the serpent
So loud that a nearby sleeping bear woke to see the ruckus
the bear didn't care much for snakes or birds 
but in a rash and angry attempt he swatted at the bird
striking the lowest limb, knocking it down, serpent bird and beehive all landing on the bears head  
 the serpent still gets the egg

Serpent's Progress (wakes the bear) by The Windscale Blues Experiment

She's s a bolt of lightning in a clear blue sky.  The whole world get's a little bit brighter when she comes walking by.  A stunning ray of sunshine on a cloudy rainy day.  She's nothing more left to say.  She's a Sunshine Superday.

Sunshine Superday (Radio Mix)

Painting: Animal Fates (the trees showed their rings, the animals their veins) [1913] by Franz Marc. Original from the Kunstmuseum Basel Museum.

Overly Confident Thousandaire

Hello friends, I hope this track suits your mood well

feel a chill

First track off the 1715 tape, more coming every day or so until the full tape is posted.

1715

ephemerality

Taras

Composed, arranged, performed, and produced by:
Carlos Vivanco & Jason Mowry
Final mix by Jason Mowry
@asleepwithheadphones
@lazydadamusic

Glide

Glide By Jason Mowry & Carlos Vivanco

N-8-Bit Wandering

“What is the price? - The price is your dream”

Fortune Teller

Disquiet Junto Project 0571: Child’s Play
The Assignment: Make music inspired by a nursery rhyme.

I opted for "Fuchs Du hast die Gans gestohlen" (Fox you stole the goose), a German nursery rhyme from around 1824 based on an older folksong. Which seems to be, by what so ever strange reason, also very popular in Japan. It was written by Ernst Anschütz, whom you may know via "O Tannenbaum". Because I am just in love with some presets (yes) in Pigments, which use wavetables based on the MicroQ I once had (for the interested ones: Playhugger Microns https://www.plughugger.com/pigments-microns.html ), I currently do everything with these pads, and the results may be doubted. Anyway, I went for a slow ambient pads arrangement of this song, using only the original melody material plus some probabilities. At the end it did not sound like a lullaby at all (and does not say anything about nursery rhymes), but I liked it very much for what it is. At one point I added some sweet bells and stuff, but I always went back to this somehow brutal and unkrakenkrafty version. 

Notesheet and song text
https://www.lieder-archiv.de/fuchs_du_hast_die_gans_gestohlen-notenblatt_300721.html

Some youtubes with different versions of the song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbtqrXwjD3w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oz--4Jmnr1w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwZRRsh6khA


Track image by DALL·E: "a goose and a fox, edward hopper" (more complicated prompts did not work and there were many ducks instead of geese…)


More on this 571st weekly Disquiet Junto project — Child’s Play (The Assignment: Make music inspired by a nursery rhyme) — at: https://disquiet.com/0571/

Project discussion takes place on llllllll.co: https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0571-childs-play/

1715

B Blayney

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