Giuliano d’Angiolini - )))((( (CD)
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This album contains three new works by Italian composer Giuliano d'Angiolini: ')))(((', '7 flauti', and '100100'. Performers are Manuel Zurria on flute (Track 1, 2, 3) and Paolo Ravaglia on clarinet (Track 1). Cover artwork by Giuliano d'Angiolini. 4-Panel wallet with one disc.
CD release: December 1, 2024 (*If you would also like to get the digital WAV 44/16 files as well, please note that in the message form on the ordering page.)
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TRACK LIST 1. )))((( version for four flutes and six clarinets (2023) 23:29 Manuel Zurria - flute Paolo Ravaglia - clarinet 2. 7 flauti for seven flutes (2010) 17:06 Manuel Zurria - flute, alto flute, bass flute 3. 100100 for 36 flutes (2023) 9:08 Manuel Zurria - flute CREDITS
recorded by Giuliano d’Angiolini and Manuel Zurria in La Beaudelie - Le Saillant, France mixed by Giuliano d’Angiolini art direction and cover artwork by Giuliano d’Angiolini design by Yuko Zama "I wish to thank Manuel Zurria who had the idea for this project and worked to make it happen. This album is the result of collaboration with him and benefits above all from his musical mastery. I dedicate it to him. I also thank Paolo Ravaglia, for his generosity and the quality of his work." — Giuliano d’Angiolini music and recording ℗ Giuliano d'Angiolini © 2024 elsewhere music www.elsewheremusic.net |
This album contains three new works by Italian composer Giuliano d'Angiolini, ')))(((', '7 flauti', and '100100', following his previous three albums: 'Simmetrie di ritorno' (Edition RZ, 2010), ‘Cantilena’ (Another Timbre, 2016) and ‘Antifona’ (Another Timbre, 2020).
')))(((' was composed in 2023 for four flutes and sheng or accordion, or six clarinets, and the version here is for four flutes and six clarinets. It is recommended to listen at high volume. '7 flauti' was written in 2010 for seven flutes, and '100100' was written in 2023 for 36 flutes. Both '7 flauti' and '100100' follow strict procedures of indeterminacy. Thus, at each performance they sound differently. Performers are Manuel Zurria on flute (Track 1, 2, 3) and Paolo Ravaglia on clarinet (Track 1). “I was particularly interested in the roughness of sounds, acoustic beats and combination (resultant) tones. These tones do not exist physically, they are produced by the brain: we hear them inside our heads. I like the feeling they produce inside us, as if we were a sound source ourselves; which makes us lose our distance from the sound and a bit of our own integrity.” — Giuliano d’Angiolini Q&A with Giuliano d’Angiolini about )))((( |
