strøm – Himmeltindan
Label: | Unit Records (2) – UTR 4192, ASM / STV – stv/asm 030 |
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Format: | CD, Album |
Country: | Switzerland |
Released: | |
Genre: | Electronic |
Style: | Abstract, Noise, Experimental |
Tracklist
1 | Untitled | 0:41 | |
2 | Untitled | 1:21 | |
3 | Untitled | 2:01 | |
4 | Untitled | 3:22 | |
5 | Untitled | 0:41 | |
6 | Untitled | 8:47 | |
7 | Untitled | 2:01 | |
8 | Untitled | 5:24 | |
9 | Untitled | 0:41 | |
10 | Untitled | 1:21 | |
11 | Untitled | 3:22 | |
12 | Untitled | 2:01 | |
13 | Untitled | 5:24 | |
14 | Untitled | 0:41 | |
15 | Untitled | 14:11 | |
16 | Untitled | 2:01 | |
17 | Untitled | 1:21 | |
18 | Untitled | 0:41 | |
19 | Untitled | 3:22 | |
20 | Untitled | 2:01 |
Credits
- Bass Clarinet, Electronics – Christian Müller (6)
- Synthesizer, Electronics – Gaudenz Badrutt
Notes
Recorded February until July 2006 in Sortland, Vestvågøy
Concept and edited from June until September 2006 in Sortland and Biel
Mastered October 2006 in Biel
'himmeltindan' is based on the musical diary of the electro-acoustic duo , who spent in the spring of 2006 a semester working abroad on the lofoten island Vestvågøy. The two musicians from Biel, Gaudenz Badrutt (synthesizer, electronics) and Christian Müller (bass clarinet, electronics), developed out of their improvised recordings a CD concept that could be described as a modular sound system: There are 2'432'902'008'176'640'000 possibilities to listen to «himmeltindan». Here is when you would have to turn on the shuffle or random mode on your CD player. The twenty tracks are linked musically and form –in any order- correlations and continuations in terms of sound, content, form as well as time. They usually contain a key piece and a linking piece that connects the track before with the one afterwards. But metamorphoses and variations are misleading: Linking pieces can become key pieces and vice versa, thus creating variable compositions of the basic form. In this way this CD surprises with a new form and new correlations every time you listen to it.
Concept and edited from June until September 2006 in Sortland and Biel
Mastered October 2006 in Biel
'himmeltindan' is based on the musical diary of the electro-acoustic duo , who spent in the spring of 2006 a semester working abroad on the lofoten island Vestvågøy. The two musicians from Biel, Gaudenz Badrutt (synthesizer, electronics) and Christian Müller (bass clarinet, electronics), developed out of their improvised recordings a CD concept that could be described as a modular sound system: There are 2'432'902'008'176'640'000 possibilities to listen to «himmeltindan». Here is when you would have to turn on the shuffle or random mode on your CD player. The twenty tracks are linked musically and form –in any order- correlations and continuations in terms of sound, content, form as well as time. They usually contain a key piece and a linking piece that connects the track before with the one afterwards. But metamorphoses and variations are misleading: Linking pieces can become key pieces and vice versa, thus creating variable compositions of the basic form. In this way this CD surprises with a new form and new correlations every time you listen to it.
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