Arve Henriksen - Chron (2019) [Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Arve Henriksen
- Title: Chron
- Year Of Release: 2014 / 2019
- Label: Rune Grammofon
- Genre: Electronic, Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, Experimental
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) [44.1kHz/24bit]
- Total Time: 40:13
- Total Size: 332 / 140 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Proto-Earth (04:19)
2. Hadean (01:52)
3. Chron (06:05)
4. Solidification (05:46)
5. Zircon (02:07)
6. Plume of Ash (02:18)
7. Magma Oscillator (06:14)
8. Archean (04:23)
9. First Life (02:02)
10. Plate Tectonic (02:30)
11. Chronozone (02:33)
1. Proto-Earth (04:19)
2. Hadean (01:52)
3. Chron (06:05)
4. Solidification (05:46)
5. Zircon (02:07)
6. Plume of Ash (02:18)
7. Magma Oscillator (06:14)
8. Archean (04:23)
9. First Life (02:02)
10. Plate Tectonic (02:30)
11. Chronozone (02:33)
Arve Henriksen is a classically trained musician whose ethereal, Japanese-influenced trumpet playing has placed him in a league of his own. Like his predecessor Jon Hassell, Henriksen, who is also very proficient with electronics, utilizes a variety of embouchures, electronic atmospheres, and ambient textures to create a warm, ethereal yet harmonically expressive sound that reflects both the natural world and sacred spaces. He records primarily for Rune Grammofon and ECM, and is a founding and integral member of improv-experimental jazz group Supersilent with Helge Sten (producer/sound artist), Ståle Storløkken (synthesizers), and Jarle Vespestad (drums). In collaboration with other musicians, from Sinnika Langeland to Tigran Hamsayan to Trio Mediaeval to Eivynd Aarset, he maintains his sonic signature while simultaneously being adaptable and completely supportive of other strategies and sounds. On his own recordings, such as the influential Chiaroscuro that featured electronicists Jan Bang and Erik Honore, Henriksen proceeded by instinct as well as aesthetic. His solo 2013 effort Places of Worship, combined improvisation, composition, and environmental strategies in evoking many of the world's holiest spaces, while 2017's Towards Language, with Aarset, Bang, and Honore, offered musical notions of pre-linguistic communication. 2019's Timeless Nowhere was box set. Of its four albums, only Only Towards Language: Live at Punkt appeared previously in digital form. The other three, entitled Acousmograph, Captured Under Mountainsides, and Cryosphere were unreleased and recorded over the previous decade.
Henricksen was born in Stranda, Norway, and educated at Trondheim Conservatory. It was during his time at the conservatory that a friend gave him a tape recording of the shakuhachi flute. Henriksen was hooked. "I let the music 'ring' and develop in my head," he said. "I was astonished by the sound of this flute." His interest in minimalist Japanese music had a profound effect on his trumpet playing and his music career.
Henricksen was born in Stranda, Norway, and educated at Trondheim Conservatory. It was during his time at the conservatory that a friend gave him a tape recording of the shakuhachi flute. Henriksen was hooked. "I let the music 'ring' and develop in my head," he said. "I was astonished by the sound of this flute." His interest in minimalist Japanese music had a profound effect on his trumpet playing and his music career.
Year 2019 | Jazz | Electronic | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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