Hauschka & prepared piano
Isn't there an experimental category around her? Oh well, I'll just put Hauschka in Classical for now.
After finally d/ling Hauschka's Ferndorf I became even more intrigued by the idea of a prepared piano. When I listen to his music, it's hard not to simply imagine other people there adding sounds to the piano. So I found this interview on NPR interesting as it included some video footage that really demonstrates the effect.
After finally d/ling Hauschka's Ferndorf I became even more intrigued by the idea of a prepared piano. When I listen to his music, it's hard not to simply imagine other people there adding sounds to the piano. So I found this interview on NPR interesting as it included some video footage that really demonstrates the effect.
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Craig
@Craig - It took me 2 years before I finally caved on this album. I definitely like it.
For some awesomely riveting discussion on the album, check out the review by this profound and terribly handsome scribe, found here...
http://www.emusers.net/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=619&page=1#Item_5
And now I've changed the name of this one to stress that it is subtly different
Craig
Before I listened to the samples, when I first read your post, I thought, OMFG, NFW, Awesome!
After I listened to the samples, I thought, Oh well, not the match made in heaven I would've thought.
But they're just samples. I like both bands way too much to not give second third tenth chances.
And god bless Calexico, for continuing their tradition of collaborating with musicians who might not seem like obvious fits. I love the spirit of it, if not always the results. What a wonderful band.
Just an fyi.