Michael J. Schumacher, Jérôme Noetinger, eRikm, Michel Doneda
Beet5 / Nervures
LabelEntr'acteGenreExperimental
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Limited edition of 200 copies. beet5 takes Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto as its starting point. The slow movement was recorded using a special turntable for the blind that plays back records at quarter speed. I had an old recording of the piece lying around; I forget who the pianist was. The slowed down version was very striking, recognisable as Beethoven’s music but much sadder, more fragile. I developed a piece around this, using my usual array of synthesized sounds, field recordings, ‘borrowed’ and improvised stuff, etc., and performed this one direct to disk, which is the version presented here. I tried to continue refining the piece, working it towards true ‘installation’ status, but it didn’t really come together. Eventually I abandoned the project.
Format
Limited edition of 200 copies Side A - 33⅓ RPM Side B - 45 RPM
Release notes
Limited edition of 200 copies Side A - 33⅓ RPM Side B - 45 RPM
| A | Beet5 | ||
| B | Nervures |
- Giuseppe Ielasi
- Mastered By (B)
- Themistoklis Pantelopoulos
- Mastered By (A)










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