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Hong Kong composer Lee Ingrid in four pieces from subtle beauty to harsh power, including a duo for piano and accordion, a piece for vibrating amplified snare drums, a work for piano, electric guitar and percussion, and one for string quintet and vibraphone. |
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product information:
Label: Another Timbre Catalog ID: at68r Squidco Product Code: 18310 Format: CD Condition: New Released: 2013 Country: UK Packaging: Cardstock gatefold foldover, not sealed Recorded by Clay Chaplin and Devid Paha in Valencia, CA in 2012 and 2013. Personnel: Ingrid Lee-piano, amplified snare drums, acoustic snare drums Merima Kljuco-accordion Rowan Smith-amplified snare drums, acoustic snare drums Max Kutner-electric guitar Tony Gennaro-percussion Eric KM Clark-violin Andy Studer-violin Heather Lockie-viola Meoldy Yenn-cello Jake Rosenzweig-bass Tony Gennaro-vibraphone Highlight an artist name or instrument above and click here to Search
track listing:
1. Of Monsters 7:44 2. Cells 10:17 3. Bead, Spit 8:13 4. Another 17:48
Improvised Music Electro-Acoustic Electro-Acoustic Improv West Coast/Pacific US Jazz |
sample the album:
"Four compositions by a young composer originating from Hong Kong, who recently attended the experimental music course at CalArts under Michael Pisaro. The four pieces, all dating from 2012 and 2013, are remarkably varied, ranging from the quiet and subtle beauty of Of Monsters, a duo for piano and accordion, to the harsh power of Cells, a piece for vibrating amplified snare drums. The CDR also includes Another for string quintet and vibraphone, and Bead, Spit for piano, electric guitar and percussion. Though the pieces are very varied sonically, they all work from concepts of contagious movement and mutation as applied to musical processes."-Another Timbre "The sounds that result from beatings and sympathetic resonance are hybrid sounds, assemblages containing two or more sounds that interact with each other. Contagion means 'to touch closely', and the pieces on this album all touch on aspects of my thinking through contagious movement."-Ingrid Lee  At The Squid's Ear! |
