section X from Divisio Spiralis (2019)

JACK Quartet

February 25th-26th, 2021, Oktaven Audio, Mount Vernon, New York
Mastering engineer: Ryan Streber
Editing/Mixing: Christopher Botta and Christopher Otto

Catherine Lamb

Divisio Spiralis X (2019)

This is a live recording of the premiere of my piece for 7 singers and field-recording-based soundtrack: Extraordinary Music Frequencies: Humanising the Electromagnetic performed on the 10th September 2022 at Michael Tippet Centre, Bath Spa University.  Vocals by myself, Jenny B, Jo Waterworth, Jud Relf, Zed Curumtally, J Downey and Jeannette Owen.

Extraordinary Music Frequencies: Humanising the Electromagnetic

I needed a bit of a stomp to shake off some stress; this mix has some techno, electro, tech house (and a wee sneaky bit of disco squeezed in). Bring a bit of the weekend into Monday! Enjoy! 🥳

Jigsawtiger's Monday Mood Boost Mix 03

Inspired by my favourite place in Glasgow to get food x

Bridge Street

I'm going to use Soundcloud as a place to put work in progress, not finished release ready, but thoughts. Feedback is welcome especially on ideas you hear or imagine could happen in the music. This one is the thawing of frozen water, biodata collected as it warms. The midi accelerated as the water melted.
Additional instruments built from acoustic sounds recorded through the ice.

Frozen Water Mic

FAWM 2024 - 09 Don't Mess With Canadian Wildlife

Licht Himmel was conceived as a 14-channel-composition for the Gasometer Oberhausen, a former gas tank and now an industrial landmark. Instrumental and electronic sounds are combined with field recordings to form a composition for this special environment. The stereo version was remastered in 2012.
Trautonium, glass harmonica, tibetan metal bowls, voice, diapasons, bells, glass gongs, glass cornett, double bass, springdrums, electromagnetic field recordings, nature field recordings, synthesizer

Glass instruments: Sabino Ventura
Metal bowls and gongs: Joachim Roedelius, Onnen Bock
All other sounds and recordings by Christina Kubisch

Produced and mastered at the Electronic studio of the Technical University Berlin, 2006
Sound engineering: Onnen Bock, Folkmar Hein

Licht Himmel

Saru are very pleased to announce that Trichromatic Moiré, a new double CD featuring realisations of a graphic composition by Thomas Martin Nutt, is now available. 

Martin’s work with the physicality of interference takes place within the beating patterns of a multi-sensory field, a Moiré, and to celebrate his wonderful compositions, SARU invited a number of artists from around the world to realise his work.

The release features interpretations by Tetuzi Akiyama, Harriet Butler, Sarah Hennies, Ryu Hankil, Ko Ishikawa, David Lacey, Sally Ann McIntyre, Will Montgomery, Joseph Clayton Mills, Shirley Pegna, Rie Nakajima & Marie Roux, Samuel Rodgers, Lo Wie, and Keiko Yamamoto.

www.sonicartresearch.co.uk

Sally Ann McIntyre

A brief reading of random passages from the grids of my new book, 'Close Eclogues on Tiptoe', available soon via Compost and Height.

www.compostandheight.com

Close Eclogues on Tiptoe

Excerpt from Metre by Patrick Farmer and David Lacey, realizing a score by Thomas Martin Nutt.
Suppedaneum no. 18
http://www.suppedaneum.com

Metre 01 (excerpt)

New disc out on Copy For Your Records - http://cfyre.co/rds/

Extraordinary Music Frequencies: Humanising the Electromagnetic

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