electric re::view #11 - March 2021
[from the STUDIO archive and recommendations]

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above: lost and found :: Mandy Rathbone (2017)

Watch:

I realitätsverschwinden solo (live concert) :: Sylvia Hinds (2021)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyrnbI8leM4&feature=emb_logo

A boundary-pushing programme for 6 different recorders (one player) & tape, mostly written in the last 3 years – with the exception of Elsa Justel's ground-breaking piece “Midi de sable” from 2001 - by incredible composers from all over the world: Elsa Justel from Argentina, Michele Abondano from Colombia, Cat Hope from Australia, Marc Yeats from the UK, and Jeanne Strieder from Germany.

Purchase:

Terpsichore bee dance music vol.2 :: John Ebner (2021)
https://www.thegreenbox.net/en/books/terpsichore-bee-dance-music-vol-2

Terpsichore, Bee Dance / Music Vol. 2 is a combined artist’s book with audio work, the third volume of the UNFOLD series. On 16 pages this publication unfolds into a large format drawing on the back with accompanying instructions and background information on the front. The flexidisc included contains a new soundscape from recordings made in Melissa, the city of bees, specifically composed for this occasion.

Letters to the Earth - Writing to a Planet in Crisis :: various contributors (2021)
https://uk.bookshop.org/books/letters-to-the-earth-writing-to-a-planet-in-crisis/9780008374471

A profound, powerful and moving collection of 100 letters from around the world responding to the climate crisis, introduced by Emma Thompson and lovingly illustrated by CILIP award winner Jackie Morris.

Listen:

you can't imagine us :: Garden Institute (2021)
https://gardeninstitute.bandcamp.com/album/you-cant-imagine-us

Recorded at Electronic Music Enterprises utilising an Ampek Fa-2 between June 2020 and February 2021. Assembled and produced by PR Treglown.

Track of the Month:

Beach - West Bay (Lost and Found Symphony) :: various participants (2017)
https://divacontemporary.bandcamp.com/track/beach

‘sound: lost and found’ was an encounter with environment that focused on sound and listening. A circular walk from West Bay to Bridport, Dorset, and back. Seeking out ‘lost’ and ‘hidden’ sounds – from inside objects, underwater sounds and electromagnetic sounds, recordings made during the walk were used to realise the Lost and Found Symphony, a soundscape composition produced during a live, improvised performance at the Salt House, West Bay, Dorset.

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