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Giancarlo Toniutti - Qwalsamtimutkw?Italuc'ik (And Now He Almost Did Make Himself Into Hemlock Needles, It Is Said)
Label:
Catalog#:
A27
Format:
CD
Country:
US
Released:
01 Dec 2008
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Experimental
Tracklist
| 1 | Qwalsamtimutkw?Italuc'ik (And Now He Almost Did Make Himself Into Hemlock Needles, It Is Said) | 60:00 |
Credits
Artwork By [Graphic Assistance] -
Giuliano Tarlao
Mastered By [Digital Mastering (2006)] - Giorgio Tomasini
Other [Texts], Artwork By [Graphic Design] - Giancarlo Toniutti
Photography [Photographic Series (2005)] - Giuliano Tarlao
Mastered By [Digital Mastering (2006)] - Giorgio Tomasini
Other [Texts], Artwork By [Graphic Design] - Giancarlo Toniutti
Photography [Photographic Series (2005)] - Giuliano Tarlao
Notes
Comes in an LP-style sleeve with 16 page booklet.
Recorded on 18 january 2001 in Udine the red room
[sound-source: rattle-harp (drift metal, string, wire, bells, bone, wood)]
Treated & composed on 9-12 february 2002 in Udine the black room
[studio equipment: dat, reel-to-reel tape recorder, analogue mixer & eq]
this work was once dedicated to Luisa Tomasetig
The title of this project is in Nuxalk language (Salishan family). It has been collected by H.F. Nater in Bella Coola, British Columbia, Canada. [cf. Nater, H.F. - The Bella Coola Language. National Museums of Canada, Ottawa 1984]
All photos have been taken at Caneo natural reserve, Fossalon di Grado, Isonzo river mouth, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy, 0 m. asl.
The very occasional faint crackles are digital faults from the original recording; as part of the document they have not been erased.
Recorded on 18 january 2001 in Udine the red room
[sound-source: rattle-harp (drift metal, string, wire, bells, bone, wood)]
Treated & composed on 9-12 february 2002 in Udine the black room
[studio equipment: dat, reel-to-reel tape recorder, analogue mixer & eq]
this work was once dedicated to Luisa Tomasetig
The title of this project is in Nuxalk language (Salishan family). It has been collected by H.F. Nater in Bella Coola, British Columbia, Canada. [cf. Nater, H.F. - The Bella Coola Language. National Museums of Canada, Ottawa 1984]
All photos have been taken at Caneo natural reserve, Fossalon di Grado, Isonzo river mouth, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy, 0 m. asl.
The very occasional faint crackles are digital faults from the original recording; as part of the document they have not been erased.