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Ryoko Akama, Bruno Duplant, Dominic Lash – Next to Nothing
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File under: AbstractMinimalism

Ryoko Akama, Bruno Duplant, Dominic Lash

Next to Nothing

FormatCDLabelAnother TimbreGenreExperimental

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Four text scores composed by Ryoko Akama (VCS3 synthesizer), Bruno Duplant (percussion, tone generator) and Dominic Lash (double bass, clarinet & laptop). The pieces are all text scores, carefully and exquisitely realised by three of the most interesting musicians to emerge on the experimental music scene in the last few years. The musicians combine in a fruitful and intimate exchange, producing a delicate and fragile web of sounds. Four beautifully evolving and carefully paced works.."-Another Timbre

 

"The Harmonics of Real Strings is amazing, in the original sense of the word - it is packed full of moments that cause genuine amazement. Yet the simplicity of its conception and execution are both breathtakingly audacious, to the extent that describing it risks making it sound mundane. Nonetheless, here goes. The album consists of four realisations of the title composition by John Lely, played unaccompanied on cello by Anton Lukoszevieze, the founder and leader of the group Apartment House. Each realisation is a prolonged glissando along the full length of one bowed string, from the top down to the bridge, using light finger pressure (also known as "harmonic" pressure). As a cello has four strings, there are four realisations, one per string." extract from  AllaboutJazz

Details
File under: AbstractMinimalism
Cat. number: AT79
Year: 2015

Release notes

All tracks composed 2014. Packaged in a gatefold card cover.

Tracklist
1A Field, Next To Nothing25:30
2Grade Two11:50
3Three Players, Not Together9:00
4Grade Two Extended10:15
Credits
Dominic Lash
Double Bass, Clarinet, Computer [Laptop], Percussion
Bruno Duplant
Mixed By, Mastered By, Percussion, Electronics [Tone Generator], Photography By
Ryoko Akama
Synthesizer [VCS3]