New video playlist – Music for acoustic objects
A collection of videos (playlist on Youtube) featuring some performances from the two albums Atto and Oltreorme, music for acoustic objects.
They are compositions performed by the composer with real objects, without musical instruments (commonly understood) or electronic processing, objects arranged in the space of the hall in such a way as to create three-dimensionality and naturalness. Sometimes they are objects of common use, sometimes less common, in any case it seems that none of them intends to reveal – through their voice – their specific identity.
Visualize the musician performer in the deep hall surrounded by many objects, he engaged, but only as a “medium”, in awakening, in reanimating these objects in another way, acoustically, in micro-sensitive and micro-perception events.
The two albums were released by the English label Another Timbre in 2011 and 2012.
They are compositions performed by the composer with real objects, without musical instruments (commonly understood) or electronic processing, objects arranged in the space of the hall in such a way as to create three-dimensionality and naturalness. Sometimes they are objects of common use, sometimes less common, in any case it seems that none of them intends to reveal – through their voice – their specific identity.
Visualize the musician performer in the deep hall surrounded by many objects, he engaged, but only as a “medium”, in awakening, in reanimating these objects in another way, acoustically, in micro-sensitive and micro-perception events.
The two albums were released by the English label Another Timbre in 2011 and 2012.
It is not possible to listen to a musical expression of such subtlety and fragility with the audio of the smartphone (without bass, mids, depth etc.), with the windows open, keeping it in the background perhaps writing or doing other work (but no “art music” deserves this fate): for example, with my 55-inch LG television connected to Youtube we see well and hear in a decent way:
