Animist Orchestra
Wuwei
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*2023 stock* "From the beginning, the focus of the orchestra has been on listening, and improvising in the moment. A group of people truly playing together and focusing intently on the present can be a powerful thing. the use of natural objects (stones, shells, pine cones etc.) as opposed to more conventional musical instruments, can help the players to not fall back on learned habits of musical play. There is no canon or book of rules to refer to when using everyday things as sound makers, and this may facilitate the removal of actions arising from taste and memory." - Jeph Jerman
Format
First heard as a live broadcast on Sonarchy (KEXP, Seattle, WA).
'Wuwei' is a Chinese word meaning non-action.
With 8 page semi-glossy full colour booklet.
Release notes
First heard as a live broadcast on Sonarchy (KEXP, Seattle, WA). 'Wuwei' is a Chinese word meaning non-action. With 8 page semi-glossy full colour booklet.
| 1 | Untitled | 27:47 | |
| 2 | Untitled | 28:56 |
- John Hubbard
- Design [Graphic]
- Jeph Jerman
- Liner Notes, Performer, Photography By [Front]
- Doug Haire
- Mixed By, Edited By, Mastered By
- Eleanor Gallagher
- Other [Not Present For The Recording], Photography By [Back]
- Rachael Jackson
- Other [Not Present For The Recording]
- Susie Kozawa
- Other [Not Present For The Recording]
- Dave Knott
- Performer, Photography By [Inside]
- Jeffery Taylor
- Performer
- Marina Granger
- Performer
- Mike Shannon
- Performer
- Robert Millis
- Performer
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