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Michael Vogt

Argonautika (CD)

FormatCDLabelReR MegacorpGenreElectronic

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A sound drama for tuba and electronics that constructs its own rich, twilit, rather alien, world. Only the sound of the tuba (sometimes), a few waves and a little thunder sound familiar, everything else is a mysterious presence; the electronics are not at all conventional and though much of the sound is clearly derived somehow from the tuba, it offers no foothold in a familiar place. If landscape were ever an appropriate metaphor for the product of a congeries of sounds, it would be applicable here. Strange, low, melodic lines emerge and submerge; winds from uncharted places bring threat and promise, perfume and debris. A genuinely unusual record that follows its own path all the way off the map. In five episodes, scored variously for single and double tubas, acoustic and electronic tubas, electronics, all manner of processing, and tape.
Details
Cat. number: RER TUBA 2
Year: 2004

Format

1, 2, 4 rec. Roth Haus (Elaw)

3, 5, 7 rec. Wehrkirche zu Mechow

6 rec. Zionskirche Berlin

[track 7] from the "Odysseia"

Total Playing Time 42:52

© Michael Vogt

℗ ReR Megacorp 2004

Distributed in USA by ReR USA

Distributed in Japan by Locus Solus

Made in USA

Clear tray jewel case with 4-page booklet

Release notes

1, 2, 4 rec. Roth Haus (Elaw) 3, 5, 7 rec. Wehrkirche zu Mechow 6 rec. Zionskirche Berlin [track 7] from the "Odysseia" Total Playing Time 42:52 © Michael Vogt ℗ ReR Megacorp 2004 Distributed in USA by ReR USA Distributed in Japan by Locus Solus Made in USA Clear tray jewel case with 4-page booklet

Tracklist
1Hylas6:55
2Sirenen8:22
3Toccata3:38
4Kirke?3:56
5Tombeau6:19
6Mopsos' Ende8:51
7Schlafend Erreicht Odysseus Ithaka4:48
Credits
Michael Vogt
Composed By, Producer
Antje Klee
Design, Layout [CD]
Lutz Glandien
Mixed By, Mastered By
Jens Steinberg
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