Courtesy of Netflix. Some very nice playing with a real good view of his technique. But I do wish her played more of his funky/groovey material and less noodling about.
Started streaming Ibrahim Djo Experience from Bandcamp, then switched to the Last.FM "radio" page, so I am getting a nice mix of African, Tinariwen-influenced music.
Free collection of floaty, serene, ethereal, going-to-sleep style ambient. A few familiar names (Lucette Bourdin, Benjamin Dauer, Philip Wilkerson, Altus, Tange). Some nice tracks.
- "Felix Werder was born in Berlin in 1922. Possessed of an omnivorous musical curiosity, over the course of his career, he has explored many of the issues of concern in contemporary music, from serialism and aleatoric techniques, through opera, improvisation, graphic notation and electronics, always through the lens of his intense expressionist aesthetic. . . . . "
- Pogus Procuction 2007
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Kimi Djabat
Courtesy of Netflix. Some very nice playing with a real good view of his technique. But I do wish her played more of his funky/groovey material and less noodling about.
Thanks Jonah, and it's not jazz!!
ETA: Also from The Cloud:
(url=>amz)
Damn fine.
(url=>amz)
Sweet damn this is fine.
"Composed as incidental music for a Jean Genet play"
(url=>amz)
Started streaming Ibrahim Djo Experience from Bandcamp, then switched to the Last.FM "radio" page, so I am getting a nice mix of African, Tinariwen-influenced music.
Free collection of floaty, serene, ethereal, going-to-sleep style ambient. A few familiar names (Lucette Bourdin, Benjamin Dauer, Philip Wilkerson, Altus, Tange). Some nice tracks.
Good to see you around again Elwood!
- "Felix Werder was born in Berlin in 1922. Possessed of an omnivorous musical curiosity, over the course of his career, he has explored many of the issues of concern in contemporary music, from serialism and aleatoric techniques, through opera, improvisation, graphic notation and electronics, always through the lens of his intense expressionist aesthetic. . . . . "
- Pogus Procuction 2007
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Craig
Thanx and a tip o' the hat to Jonah for this Bandcamp freebie, which turns out to be right up my alley
ETA I think this is his best in a while.