cellostuff
cellostuff
To sum it up: make a set of drums your orchestra. Make it subtle, and intense, and dynamic, and textured, and beautiful. Create awesome structures that you just want to dive into. Oh yes - give me more of this stuff.
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
You will get the CD-booklet (as PDF-file) with liner notes and photos as bonus, if you buy the whole album.Purchasable with gift card$9.80 USD or more
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Again
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Brushes Flock
07:25
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Roasting Syncope
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Dance of the Feline
08:28
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Sycamore
00:52
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Along
02:24
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Pow Wow
05:45
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Painted Face
01:34
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Tramping
07:31
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Woolly Jumper
01:46
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Nuevel
01:27
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Games
09:35
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about
Intakt CD 260
Pierre Favre: The percussionist as poet; the drummer as soundscape painter; the composer as storyteller. Singing Drums was Pierre Favre’s first percussion ensemble. A title which sets the agenda: the search for a ‘voice’ for drums. Hardly any other drummer has worked as consistently with drumming and percussion ensembles as Pierre Favre.
Pierre Favre worked with his new ensemble with Chris Jaeger, Valeria Zangger and Markus Lauterburg for five years on this repertoire. Although most of the pieces are written compositions, they play them all off by heart and there is lots of room for improvisation. Pierre Favre says: „And the most complex and risky parts are played with a smile.“
Pierre Favre writes in the notes: „This group has become an organism with a specific and recognizable sound. Some parts can be perceived by unsophisticated ears as lacking precision, but they are in fact wanted so, as mixing 5/8 and 6/8 rhythms, and some more too. The aim of it all is to create frictions, to open spaces in the listener’s feeling, to bring him to let go of his fear of leaving the ground and to use his wings!“
Reviews: www.intaktrec.ch/rev260-a.htm
Pierre Favre: The percussionist as poet; the drummer as soundscape painter; the composer as storyteller. Singing Drums was Pierre Favre’s first percussion ensemble. A title which sets the agenda: the search for a ‘voice’ for drums. Hardly any other drummer has worked as consistently with drumming and percussion ensembles as Pierre Favre.
Pierre Favre worked with his new ensemble with Chris Jaeger, Valeria Zangger and Markus Lauterburg for five years on this repertoire. Although most of the pieces are written compositions, they play them all off by heart and there is lots of room for improvisation. Pierre Favre says: „And the most complex and risky parts are played with a smile.“
Pierre Favre writes in the notes: „This group has become an organism with a specific and recognizable sound. Some parts can be perceived by unsophisticated ears as lacking precision, but they are in fact wanted so, as mixing 5/8 and 6/8 rhythms, and some more too. The aim of it all is to create frictions, to open spaces in the listener’s feeling, to bring him to let go of his fear of leaving the ground and to use his wings!“
Reviews: www.intaktrec.ch/rev260-a.htm
credits
released April 15, 2016
Valeria Zangger: Drums
Chris Jaeger: Drums
Markus Lauterburg: Drums
Pierre Favre: Drums
Valeria Zangger: Drums
Chris Jaeger: Drums
Markus Lauterburg: Drums
Pierre Favre: Drums
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