A single extended duo performance from improviser, composer and leader of the Infrequency Editions label, Lance Austin Olsen, performing on guitar, field recordings, wax cylinder recordings, MIDI organ & amplified objects, along with French pianist, composer and improviser Bruno Duplant, also credited with "sounds", a moody and tense work that meticulously uses innuendo and space.
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Lance Austin Olsen-guitar, field recordings, wax cylinder recordings, MIDI organ, amplified objects
Bruno Duplant-piano, sounds
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Label: Ftarri
Catalog ID: ftarri-964
Squidco Product Code: 33932
Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2022
Country: Japan
Packaging: Cardboard Sleeve, Sealed
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This CD's single 33-minute track, "Coincidence," is a duo performance by Lance Austin Olsen (guitar, field recordings, wax cylinder recordings, MIDI organ, amplified objects) and Bruno Duplant (piano and sounds). Several types of indistinct and rather soft sounds, and hard piano sounds that resonate slowly one by one, create contrast as they continue throughout the piece along with a disturbing mood."-Ftarri
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• Show Bio for Lance Austin Olsen "Lance Austin Olsen is a composer, improviser, and painter, and owner of Infrequency Editions. He studied Printmaking and Art History at University of the Arts London, and currently lives in Victoria, British Columbia." ^ Hide Bio for Lance Austin Olsen • Show Bio for Bruno Duplant "Bruno Duplant is a composer, improviser and multi-instrumentist (double bass, percussion, electronics, phonography...) living in the north of France. He has collaborated with lot of instrumentalists around the globe and has also made solo works for such labels as B-Boim, Engraved Glass, Peira, Ilse, Impulsive Habitat, Con-v, Unfathomless, Et le feu comme matière formatable technologiquement, Audiotong, Insubordinations and his own label curated with Pedro Chambel, Rhizome.s... For him, composing, playing, improvising music is like imagining, creating and sometimes decomposing new spaces/realities, new entities. But it is also a reflection on 'memory', not the historic one, but a memory of all things, spaces & moments. His new works, mostly based on phonographies & graphic scores, perfectly reflect that." ^ Hide Bio for Bruno Duplant
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Track Listing:
1. Coincidence 33:00
Improvised Music
Free Improvisation
Electro-Acoustic
Electro-Acoustic Improv
Guitarists, &c.
Piano & Keyboards
Field Recordings
Objects and Home-made Instruments
Duo Recordings
Recordings Utilizing the Natural Resonance of a Space
New in Improvised Music
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