February 12, 2017
Morris Clyfford - Arthur Margolin, J. K. Randall [from Inter/Play]
Two voices, call them Plain and Fancy, make attitudinal micro-adjustments to each other, each chomping at the bit to engage, but neither desiring the other to give up an inch of what they are. Dog bark in the next room joins the rhythm, and suddenly the co-agonists find themselves occupying a mutual corner. That's just about when the tape ran out.
Who We Hatin' Now, Mr. Reagan?- The Center for Disease Control Boys
Broad political comedy, mostly for each other.
One7 - John Cage - Neal Kosály-Meyer
Muttered in secret || DECLAIMED!
February 14, 2017
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone - Sleater-Kinney [from Call The Doctor]
I love the quick-echo between the vocalists. Grooving on the texture of close-packed material.
Banned Rehearsal 608 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Anna K, Isabel K, Neal Kosály-Meyer
Spiral up incline slow vista shift toward intimate familiar || radio fog dissipates, as the.
Do the Stomp and Drag - Glorious Day [from The Funhouse Comp Thing]
In punk-face: If you are treated like a zombie you may as well dance the dance.
Isaiah 6:1-5 - Keith Eisenbrey - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey [recorded at University Temple United Methodist Church, on December 21, 2014]
The recording linked above was done in the studio. The live version was recorded during the Offering, which adds a great deal of extraneous noise.
The pages of this hand-scrawled book, a bit narrow for the lines, are full and generously so. The letters give each other room to sing.
February 16, 2017
Die Kunst der Fuge Contrapunctus 6 - J. S. Bach - Lionel Rogg
Two fugues crammed so tightly together that stray bits extrude suddenly into oddly contoured voids. Quartz in schist.
Menuet in D Major I and II Wq. 116/3 - C.P.E. Bach - Miklos Spanyi
Lighter than air, the glance into minor thrills, a mutual stillness.
Symphony in D Major (#96) - Haydn - Austro Hungarian Haydn Orchestra, Adam Fischer
What might break out into the open from within the polite.
Quartet in B-flat op. 130 - Beethoven - Amadeus Quartet
Gets going by never quite having been got going so that each :: place from which :: never is a place deflected || from this we persist || systemic flaws and their extensions
In Session at the Tintinabulary
February 12, 2017
Ghosting Doubles (first) (after Amy Denio's "Ghosting") - midi realization
I had been working since late last year on the next part of a long project, an extension of my Etudes
d'execution imminent, and had gotten pretty far along on a hunk of sound generated by a pretty ferocious chart. When I heard Amy Denio's fabulous solo accordion piece, Ghosting, recently I immediately thought that I would use that as the basis, in some way, for the next part. But on Saturday I had, as Ben put it once, "a better idea", and the above is the first of three (?) sets of doubles upon her tune. For those with a quick ear, the middle voice in the above is a simple transcription of Amy's original. ("Ghosting", copyright Spoot Music, ASCAP, is used by kind permission of the composer.)
I rather like the bald, frill-less, un-finessed midi sound of this version, though I do plan on learning to play it myself as well.
February 13, 2017
I rather like the bald, frill-less, un-finessed midi sound of this version, though I do plan on learning to play it myself as well.
February 13, 2017
Banned Telepath 54 Seattle 170213 - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Steve Kennedy, Neal Kosály-Meyer
February 15, 2017
Banned Telepath 54 Anchorage 170215 - Aaron Keyt
Banned Rehearsal 929 (170213-15) - Karen Eisenbrey, Keith Eisenbrey, Steve Kennedy, Aaron Keyt, Neal Kosály-Meyer
Aaron's bit is a wonderful 19-second long Moog-App twiddle. Neal speaks of cabbages and death. Steve and I find a new way to torture the atomatone. Karen rings bells.
February 17, 2017
February 17, 2017
Partita - Benjamin Boretz - Keith Eisenbrey
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