Concert #3 Le Gesù
by Of Sound, Mind and Body
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Who Goes There?
10:07
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Screech and Whisper
10:51
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Sans Rancune
09:40
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Offrande
08:00
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Sighs and Critters
08:55
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Rue Bleury
10:34
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Cramp my Style
07:22
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about
We have no idea what to call this music.
Improvised chamber music? Spontaneous world music? Jazz meets everything else? Instant collective creation? Four guys listening?
There is only one thing for certain with OS,MB: there are no rules. Any sound, any harmony, any musical gesture – however beautiful or however ugly – is on the table, in real time, at any time. That’s all we do.
As a point of departure, our instrumentation creates a cultural collision of sonic resources : North American jazz, blues and rock (electric guitar), a centuries-old Asian improvisational tradition (tabla) and the European classical universe (violon). Add to that our special guest, composer and extended-technique vocalist Gabriel Dharmoo, and the possibilities and references become both exhilarating and bewildering, all at the same time.
What keeps this grounded is the sense of dialogue and desire to communicate. This is not sound as sound, it is sound as performance, sound as human interaction. It is a conversation where the subject is always of sound, mind and body.
redshiftrecords.org/releases/tk446/
Improvised chamber music? Spontaneous world music? Jazz meets everything else? Instant collective creation? Four guys listening?
There is only one thing for certain with OS,MB: there are no rules. Any sound, any harmony, any musical gesture – however beautiful or however ugly – is on the table, in real time, at any time. That’s all we do.
As a point of departure, our instrumentation creates a cultural collision of sonic resources : North American jazz, blues and rock (electric guitar), a centuries-old Asian improvisational tradition (tabla) and the European classical universe (violon). Add to that our special guest, composer and extended-technique vocalist Gabriel Dharmoo, and the possibilities and references become both exhilarating and bewildering, all at the same time.
What keeps this grounded is the sense of dialogue and desire to communicate. This is not sound as sound, it is sound as performance, sound as human interaction. It is a conversation where the subject is always of sound, mind and body.
redshiftrecords.org/releases/tk446/
credits
released February 24, 2016
Of Sound, Mind and Body – improvised music ensemble
Electric guitar, electronics – Tim Brady
Tabla, percussion – Shawn Mativetsky
Violin – Helmut Lipsky
Guest : Gabriel Dharmoo – voice
Recorded January 25, 2015 live, in concert at the Salle Gesù in Montréal.
Recorded by Morris Apelbam, mixed by Tim Brady.
Of Sound, Mind and Body – improvised music ensemble
Electric guitar, electronics – Tim Brady
Tabla, percussion – Shawn Mativetsky
Violin – Helmut Lipsky
Guest : Gabriel Dharmoo – voice
Recorded January 25, 2015 live, in concert at the Salle Gesù in Montréal.
Recorded by Morris Apelbam, mixed by Tim Brady.
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Redshift Music Vancouver, British Columbia
Redshift was founded in Vancouver, Canada with a focus on championing the music of contemporary composers.
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