Boson Spin - Brondvord [part 2]

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a track by Marco Lucchi reworked by Wilfried Hanrath

maggio 2021

Marco Lucchi & Wilfried Hanrath - Die ewige Wiederkunft des Gleichen im Gleichen

My fourth Naviar Haiku challenge (https://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku/). It's based on this haiku by Nailah Nombeko:

Watch! While singing hymns
among the congregation
the serpent’s concealed

When starting a piece I'm rarely sure where I'm going to be taken. The initial selection of a range of sounds and their subsequent pruning often leads me in unexpected directions, as it has here.

The main elements of this piece are 8Dio's The New Forgotten Voices Terrie and (the lovely) The New Bazantar.

The Snake In The Choir (naviarhaiku387)

Relaxing Theme 2

I aint Complainin

Movement 11 from my 2020 exhibition 'La morte mi troverà vivo' (death will find me alive). I dont know where to start or finish with the story of this piece - if you want the long version please go to bandcamp https://nomatesensemble.bandcamp.com/album/la-morte-mi-trover-vivo  there 3 essays on the exhibition in the notes and of course the whole work which is 90 minutes long. This piece for Intonarumori was the starting point for the show, written and recorded to be played at Luigi Russolo's grave as a form of 'calling ' to his spirit. La morte mi troverà vivo is a kind of sonic seance where i composed music as an evocation and used occult number theory to manipulate field recordings to capture what i term an 'imagined response from the spirit world'. The work was made in Italy July/August 2019 and exhibited in Hobart Tasmania in Jan/Feb 2020. I will post visual links and more info at a stage, though of course its a sound installation (i managed to get the whole room to softly rumble with speakers installed out of site in the walls and under the floor)so there isn't heaps to see. :) Thank you all, sorry to ramble !!

Piece For 3 Intonarumori (La morte mi troverà vivo  - mov. 11)

(c)2020 James Lawrence Nesser

The night a young man discovers he has fallen in love.  

Italia 12-String, Epiphone Casino, Epiphone Viola Bass, a couple of synth patches I made, virtual drums, and a Korg Nanopad.

"Ready To Fly"

Stay close

Just a bit of fun here. And as the song says, it’s the most tremendous new musical experience you can have....
Found an old collection of bass loops I'd recorded way back in 2015 / 2016 for a song that never quite worked out when I tried to record it. Anyways, for reasons unbeknownst to me now, at some stage over the last 4 or 5 years I sped those loops up and duly forgot about them again.  After getting a new computer last month I decided I should either delete or do something with all the random incomplete or abandoned music taking up disk space. Thusly I dragged a generic drum beat in with the loops and added some old advertisement and movie samples found at archive.org and behold, I created what is the closest I'll ever come to creating a novelty song.
The original music from which the bass loops for this song were taken can be found here:
https://soundcloud.com/graeme-mc-pherson/they-dug-everything-out-of-the-earth

And if you're a glutton for punishment, there's a video for "1 minute 40 seconds" here:
https://youtu.be/J0q-bC2qrbk

1 minute 40 seconds

just a blip in the multiverse in an air balloon

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