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spectre.be

Spectre - belgium label for industrial - dark ambient - noise - rhythyms and dynamics

soleilmoon.com

PRE-ORDER ITEM — EXPECTED TO ARRIVE BY MARCH 13, 2026, MAY 15, 2026 BUT DELAYS ARE POSSIBLE. Any regular in-stock items ordered at the same time (purchased in the same shopping cart today) will be held aside and sent with your pre-ordered goods as one shipment. Orders with multiple pre-order item will be sent as […]

12k.com

12k is very happy to announce the return of Japanese artist Sawako with her first new release on the label since 2008’s Bitter Sweet (12k1047) and her first solo album since 2014’s Nu.It. Stella Epoca references star time and moving into a new age.

anothertimbre.com

1  ‘Two’  (1987)    Kathryn Williams, flute     Mark Knoop, piano    extract 2  ‘Thoreau Drawings’   (1974)          Mira Benjamin & Gordon MacKay, violins      Anton Lukoszevieze, cello    Kerry Yong, keyboard   Gavin Morrison, alto flute               Heather Roche, clarinet   Raymond Brien, bass clarinet 3  ‘Hymnkus’  (1986)    Anton Lukoszevieze, cello    Mira Benjamin, violin              Gavin Morrison, alto flute   Heather Roche, clarinet              Raymond Brien, bass clarinet   Kerry Yong, piano          extract Two (1987) was the first of the ‘number pieces’ that Cage composed in the final years of his life, using randomly-determined time brackets which specify pitches, and in this case dynamics, but leave the exact duration and timing of the sounds to the performer’s discretion. Hymnkus, composed just one year earlier in 1986, contains 14 instrumental parts, any number of which may be used in performance. There is no overall score. For this realisation seven of the parts were used. The title combines the words ‘hymn’ and ‘haiku’: hymn because the piece contains repeated parts, like verses in a hymn, haiku because each of the ‘verses’ contains 17 elements, which are repeated 4, 5 or 6 times at different tempi, giving the music a staggered, chaotic feel, circling round rather than progressing from A to B. The repetitions have been interpreted as a nod towards the minimalism of Riley, Reich etc, but the feel of the music is much more anarchic, with the musicians operating independently rather than as part of an unfolding overall pattern. The full title of the Thoreau Drawings piece is: ‘Score (40 Drawings by Thoreau) and 23 Parts (for any Instruments and/or Voices): Twelve Haiku followed by a Recording of the Dawn at Stony Point, New York, August 6, 1974’.   The piece, which has been very rarely performed, consists of twenty unnumbered pages on which Cage drew shapes onto a grid of six systems, each divided into 5+7+5 parts, following the form of a ha

thewire.co.uk

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selektion.com

selektion is an art-organisation and company located in Germany ; has published records of P16.D4, SBOTHI, rlw, Achim Wollscheid, Bernhard Günter..