What are you listening to right now? (17 Seconds of Cicadas)

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  • Bobby Previte
      
    2015   - Let The Bells Ring On                               2016   - Gone
      
    2017    - Loneliness Road                                         2017   - Terminals Quartets
  • Sounds Of Silence

    This was amongst the first half dozen or so LPs that I purchased way back in time!

    Totally different - I was planting garlic and onions in the garden yesterday, and I immediately thought of GP when I looked at the planting instructions. He will understand when I say that the company producing them is based in Holbeach...


  • Doofy, I am a big fan of Mary Chapin Carpenter, Come on Come on is one of my go to albums, can't believe Party Doll is over 20 years old!

    Now playing Rudimental - Toast our Differences, found this in my local library and enjoying this on a sunny London day
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    rostasi said:
    Actually from 1986, but released just last week.


    - From the same label:
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    This at length awaited CD version includes contents from the original 1983's LP Autumn Resonance / Domino Figures released by danish label Paula. Inedited Voices Recurrent and Music for 21 Clarinets are available along with linear notes written by the author, echoing the current value of his experimental approach to the sound practice.
    A selection of the most radical impressive works composed by Wayne Siegel when he was mid-twenties. Moved to Denmark, between 1979 and 1980, he began to investigate possibilities of a very personal language, contributing to mould the heterogeneous kaleidoscope of Post-Minimalism results. The early works are constructed around a relentless musical process that consists of delaying and repeating every element in a certain measure, without intentional alteration. Siegel called this process canon technique, letting it to become over time his nutritious obsession.
    released October 12, 2016
    Wayne Siegel at Emusers



  • Somewhere along the line, I heard that this was the performance order for At the Five Spot
  • Graceland

    Is it really 33 years since this was released?
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    Specifically Notations I-IV

  • Totally different - I was planting garlic and onions in the garden yesterday, and I immediately thought of GP when I looked at the planting instructions. He will understand when I say that the company producing them is based in Holbeach...


    I associate Holbeach with the school bus and childhood trips to the dentist!
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    (W. David Oliphant)
    Released February 22, 2019

     
    Composers: Michael Harrison, John Cage, Donnacha Dennehy
    Performers: Sophia Subbayya Vastek, Michael Harrison, Nitin Mitta, Megan Schubert
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    Hoping for a quiet afternoon in the office, so I am listening to some strange music to scare people away.

  • Warriors

    I love this album, and think I post it pretty much every time I listen to it, so here it is again
  • Bobby Previte
      
    2018   - Rhapsody                                                     2019   - You Don't Know The Life
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    Yves De Mey -  Sueda
    Released February 22, 2019 
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    - One of the albums from my Cantaloupe Music subscription:
    Burkina Electric is a group of musicians from Africa and Europe led by composer Lukas Ligeti, son of famed Hungarian composer György Ligeti. 
    Their music draws from the tradition and rhythms of Burkina Faso while incorporating contemporary electronic elements.
      
    - Lukas explains Burkina Electric's formation:
    "I received an unexpected call shortly before finishing university studies in my hometown of Vienna, Austria. The Goethe Institute, Germany's international network of cultural institutes, invited me to West Africa for a collaboration with traditional musicians...[which was] unexpected because I am not German, nor had I ever lived there. However, my friend Pyrolator (Kurt Dahlke) was not only German but a seminal figure in that country's experimental pop music. So I invited him to join me and a grand experiment began. 
    "We first traveled to Africa's west coast in the mid-90s, making our first attempts at creating what could be called African electronica. On our travels to Burkina Faso we met the singer Maï Lingani and guitarist Wende K. Blass. Soon, we invited two dancers to help us draw audiences into our unusual rhythms and celebrate the continent's unseverable connection between music and dance."
    – Lukas Ligeti.
  • Freshly grabbed from Emusic:



  • edited February 2019
    ^^ not for Canada alas^^
    Well, here's a few Bens
      
    2014 Ben Chasny (Six Organs Of Admittance)       2004 Ben Harper & The Blind Boys Of Alabama
              - Black Sand / Wedding Song                                - There Will Be A Light
      
    2009  Ben Kweller - Changing Horses                   2009 Ben Reynolds - How Day Earnt Its Night
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    Ben Sollee
      
    2008   - Learning To Bend                                       2013  - The Hollow Sessions
     
    2017  Ben Sollee And Kentucky Native
              - Kentucky Native Live Sampler
                 Bandcamp 
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    guitarist/composer Corrie van Binsbergen finished her classical guitar studies at the Conservatory of Utrecht in 1983. She has been active in a very wide musical range and played with many musicians in pop-, jazz-, improvised- and chambremusic, theatre- and danceproductions, record-sessions, the houseband of a TV show and even the circus. She started her own band ‘Corrie en de Brokken’ in 1986. Ten years later she initiated a unique project 'Corrie en de Grote Brokken', a cooperation of topmusicians from the Dutch pop- and jazzworld. In 1996 she also founded the ‘Stichting Brokken’ realising every one or two years a new, surprising and succesfull production where she brings together different musical styles or artforms for a far broader public than only jazz reaches. From that time on she mainly does her own productions. Organising, managing, composing and playing. In 1999 Corrie van Binsbergen received the VPRO/Boy Edgar prize (the most prestigious award in Dutch jazz- and improvised music) for her creativity, craftsmanship and versatility. This prize is considered an oeuvre-prize. She received numerous commissions for Dutch radio and TV, Filmmuseum, Holland Festival, Nederlands Blazers Ensemble, Mondriaan String Quartet, Zapp String Quartett, Loeki Stardust, Radio Symphony Orchestra, ASKO/Schonberg Ensemble & Barbara Hannigan

  • @confused said:
    ^^ not for Canada alas^^
    What a pity !

    Another freshly grabbed:
     


  • I'll sometimes use software that finds random geographical coordinates.
    It often lands in a body of water considering the makeup of our earth,
    but after a few more attempts, I'll end up with some, usually remote, 
    location and then, I'll explore. Usually it's their music. So, I ended up 
    off National Route 8 in Burkina Faso (I've actually had a work of mine 
    performed there) in Orodara - the capital of Kénédougou Province. 
    So, pursuing things further, I came across these two wonderful videos - 
    both of which seem to reach an incredible fever-pitch of excitement.




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    2018  Ben Sures - Poema Poematis nyp                2006   Ben Taylor - Deeper Than Gravity
     
    1983 - Ben Watt - North Marine Drive
  • edited February 2019
    rostasi said: 15/2

    - Just a thought . . .
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