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• Visho

  06.02.2020 at 13:42

  Chris Reid from RealTime Arts Magazine wrote of his Germ Studies collaboration with Clare Cooper, an organiser of the NOWnow Festival who played the Chinese zither on the album, that "it represents an extensive investigation into the endless range of sounds that can be created by combining the venerable DX7 synthesiser and the even more.

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• Kigazshura

  12.02.2020 at 01:43

  Explore releases from Chris Abrahams at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Chris Abrahams at the Discogs Marketplace. Chris Abrahams: Glow ‎ (CD, Album) Vegetable Records (2) Australia: Sell This Version: Melanie Oxley & Chris Abrahams: Chris Abrahams & Clare Cooper - Germ Studies.

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• Yozshugar

  12.02.2020 at 01:02

  Germ Studies is the inspired Australian pairing of renowned Sydney pianist Chris Abrahams, and Berlin-based harpist Clare Cooper – but if you're expecting a harmonic polyphony of harp and piano you'll be shocked by the alien landscapes that span the tracks of this double disk.

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• Yotaur

  05.02.2020 at 02:34

  The form of this 2-CD set was determined by a CD’s capacity for 99 index points over the course of its approximately minute running time. An average duration of less than a minute was required to squeeze keyboardist Chris Abrahams and guzheng player Clare Cooper’s “germ studies” .

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• Nar

  11.02.2020 at 13:21

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• Tejin

  05.02.2020 at 20:27

  Le synthétiseur DX7 a permis à Chris Abrahams d’entreprendre, entre et , d’abstraites Germ Studies en compagnie de Clare Cooper. Plus récemment, il envisageait l’instrument avec Lucio Capece (saxophone soprano, clarinette basse, préparations et sruti box). D’une autre manière, disent ces trois improvisations datées de

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• Sarr

  07.02.2020 at 05:17

  CHRIS ABRAHAMS & CLARE COOPER - GERM STUDIES (2CD by Split Records) A CD with 99 tracks is not a novelty anymore. It has been done for various purposes, like playing in shuffling mode (Freundschaft), to be re-composed by the listener (Jos Smolders) or just for the sake of it (Kapotte Muziek).

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• Shakajinn

  10.02.2020 at 14:11

  Abrahams, Chris / Clare Cooper: Germ Studies For Guzheng & DX7 The Australian duo of pianist Chris Abrahams (Necks) & Berlin harpist Clare Cooper in a series of short improvisations performed on Yamaha DX7 and the 14th century Guzheng harp, presented with illustrations in an unusual and obsessively rewarding project.

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• Mim

  09.02.2020 at 08:57

  Apart from these releases, Cutler has always been a staunch supporter of the Australian trio The Necks: Chris Abrahams, piano; Tony Buck, drums; Lloyd Swanton, bass, whose music is a unique mixture of improvisation, minimalism, and concentrated sound painting. An album typically consists of just one piece that develops gradually over an hour.

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