Various Artists - Musica Coniuncta 2 - Young Bali Gamelan (2019) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Various Artists
- Title: Musica Coniuncta 2 - Young Bali Gamelan
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: YANTRA
- Genre: World
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC / 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC & booklet
- Total Time: 00:57:23
- Total Size: 278; 566 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
This album follows a previous one – 'Musica Coniuncta - Bach to Cage through Gamelan' – published by Yantra in 2014. It follows the same concept and actualization. While the first one mainly targeted Western classical pieces and had them in turn joined-up with gamelan and other world musics, the present album focuses on very recent creations by young Balinese musicians and has their original gamelan pieces invaded and 'contaminated' by Western and diverse musical expressions.
In the concise notes attached to the first album, we read that the idea about 'musica coniuncta' originated a few decades ago, suggested by a serendipitous happening. I had recorded two pieces from the radio at different times and, in order to save tape space, the pieces were recorded in mono on the adjacent tracks at start of a two-track tape. Only at some later time I realized two things. First, the pieces had the same duration. Second, and more important, they sounded incredibly well fused when played together, which would naturally happen listening to the tape in stereo mode. The latter discovery was so startling that I refrained from doing anything about it, as if I had been given a mysterious gift or sign that was not to be investigated. Many years later I timidly began to try intentional operations of the kind, saw that they could work in certain circumstances, so I decided to consider it a permanent concept-project, at any time open to register hints that appeared worthy of elaboration. The Musica Coniuncta album of 2014 includes the serendipitous combination (of Ligeti and Stockhausen). 'Active' or 'creative' listening is at the roots of the inclination to intervene to change in various possible ways an existing piece of music. Arrangements and re-creations have been widely analyzed by the philosopher/musicologist Peter Szendy (b. 1966) in his book "Listen: A History of Our Ears".
John Noise Manis
Tracklist:
01. Arya - A Debate of Four (05:55)
02. John Noise Manis - Constellations (05:35)
03. John Noise Manis - Glass Shoots (05:32)
04. John Noise Manis - Gregorian 4 M (02:45)
05. John Noise Manis - Hildegard Susu (07:32)
06. John Noise Manis - Ke Dik Africa Central (03:53)
07. John Noise Manis - Mirakus chez Subandi (08:44)
08. John Noise Manis - A Voice from Java (03:18)
09. John Noise Manis - Raket with Friends (05:27)
10. John Noise Manis - Selendro Monk (08:37)
In the concise notes attached to the first album, we read that the idea about 'musica coniuncta' originated a few decades ago, suggested by a serendipitous happening. I had recorded two pieces from the radio at different times and, in order to save tape space, the pieces were recorded in mono on the adjacent tracks at start of a two-track tape. Only at some later time I realized two things. First, the pieces had the same duration. Second, and more important, they sounded incredibly well fused when played together, which would naturally happen listening to the tape in stereo mode. The latter discovery was so startling that I refrained from doing anything about it, as if I had been given a mysterious gift or sign that was not to be investigated. Many years later I timidly began to try intentional operations of the kind, saw that they could work in certain circumstances, so I decided to consider it a permanent concept-project, at any time open to register hints that appeared worthy of elaboration. The Musica Coniuncta album of 2014 includes the serendipitous combination (of Ligeti and Stockhausen). 'Active' or 'creative' listening is at the roots of the inclination to intervene to change in various possible ways an existing piece of music. Arrangements and re-creations have been widely analyzed by the philosopher/musicologist Peter Szendy (b. 1966) in his book "Listen: A History of Our Ears".
John Noise Manis
Tracklist:
01. Arya - A Debate of Four (05:55)
02. John Noise Manis - Constellations (05:35)
03. John Noise Manis - Glass Shoots (05:32)
04. John Noise Manis - Gregorian 4 M (02:45)
05. John Noise Manis - Hildegard Susu (07:32)
06. John Noise Manis - Ke Dik Africa Central (03:53)
07. John Noise Manis - Mirakus chez Subandi (08:44)
08. John Noise Manis - A Voice from Java (03:18)
09. John Noise Manis - Raket with Friends (05:27)
10. John Noise Manis - Selendro Monk (08:37)
Year 2019 | World | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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