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Format: LP Label & Cat.Number: Kranky KRANK215 Release Year: 2018 Note: this American musician who lives in Belgium releases already the fourth album for KRANKY=> extremely lush and amorph ensemble improvisations (feat. many guest-musicians such as CLARICE JENSEN on Cello) drifting almost weightless through time and space, performed on piano, harp, vibraphone, voice, strings, marimba, synthesizers, gong, and bells.. "No. 4 feels both endless and ephemeral, immersive and immaterial. It’s a music of horizon lines and half-light, mapped with feeling and foresight"
Price (incl. 19% VAT): €20.00 More InfoBelgium-based composer Christina Vantzou's fourth full-length for Kranky ventures further into the uniquely elusive and evocative mode of ambient classical minimalism which has become her signature: a fragile synthesis of contemplative drift, heady silences, and muted dissonance. In regards to the new album she speaks of focusing particular attention on the effects of the recordings on the body, and of "directing sound perception into an inner space." No. 4 took shape across roughly two years, incorporating a diverse array of musical and conceptual collaborators, including fellow Kranky artists Steve Hauschildt and John Also Bennett (of Forma) as well as Angel Deradoorian (ex-Dirty Projectors), Clarice Jensen, Beatrijs De Klerck, and members of Belgium's Echo Collective. During the creation process Vantzou wanted to "blur lines of hierarchy," and thus allowed all ensemble members and technical assistants to add or delete elements. Despite such a spectrum of input the eleven tracks feel distinctly cohesive, weaving elegant textures and resonant open spaces within a twilit landscape of eclectic instrumentation: piano, harp, vibraphone, voice, strings, marimba, synthesizers, gong, and bells.christinavantzou.bandcamp.com/album/no-4 |
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