Lea Bertucci - Metal Aether / Resonant Field - VINYL LP

A new LP and sample library from the acclaimed New York composer, performer and sound designer Lea Bertucci. A work of three interlinked incarnations, 'Acoustic Shadows' began as an event, which then became an album and has inspired a sample library for other musicians. The Event (recalled by Lea Bertucci). InchAcoustic Shadows I-III was a series of site-specific musical performances and a sound installation that took place in the enclosed hollow body of the Deutzer bridge in Koln, Germany, 2018. Spanning approximately 440 meters across the Rhine river, the extraordinary acoustics and rich existing aural architecture of this site became crucial components of the installation and musical compositions. An 8-channel speaker system distributed throughout the bridge became activated by three instrumental performances that happened throughout the course of a week. Fragments of each performance were captured by microphones installed in the space and then played back through the 8-channels after the performance was over in a loop of overlapping moments, creating a sonic accumulation that takes place over long stretches of time - a musical performance with no clear ending. The first performance, for solo alto saxophone, served as the basis for the rest of the piece, as the sounds generated during this performance were played back as an installation throughout the following days. The second performance built upon the first, this time with an 8-piece brass ensemble. Again, the sounds produced here were captured in a similar fashion from the first performance and continued as an installation for the next few days. On the last day, a performance for three percussionists closed out the event and completed the project. I wanted to create elements within this project that directly responded to the auditory richness of the site. In each composition, I looked for particular instruments

Shkirtil / Serov - Mikhail Kuzmin - Alexandrian Songs Sacre [COMPACT DISCS] date 10/14/2016

Arthur Fiedler, the long-time conductor of the Boston Pops orchestra, the symphony orchestra that specializes in light classical and popular music, became the first orchestra of it's kind to record a bona fide disco album in 1979. Inspired by the hit movie InchSaturday Night Fever,Inch Fiedler & The Boston Pops recorded an album comically titled InchSaturday Night Fiedler,Inch containing a medley of some of the biggest disco hits of the day and InchBachamania,Inch in which Bach goes disco! Presented here is a newly remastered, expanded edition of the hit album, containing single edits of all the original songs from the medley presented individually, plus a single edit of InchBachamaniaInch and the original 7Inch vinyl edit of InchNight On Disco MountainInch b/w InchDisco Inferno,Inch the only single released from the album.