Christina Kubisch
Twelve signals
FormatCDLabelSemishigureGenreSound Art
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New CD from German sound artist Christina Kubisch on Semishigure, a similar exploration of sound & silence as the first one, Diapason (SEMI 002). On Twelve Signals Kubisch used original miner bells from a German mine to produce an hour long piece of bell tones. Several electrical bells were hit with small hammers each giving forth a sequence of clear bell tones that hover in the air. This live recording was made in the St. Matthaeus-Kirche in Berlin: halfway through the recording the original ringing of the church bells mixes with the sounds of the recorded miner bells.
Format
studio recording: October 1999
editing: November/December 1999
live recording in the St. Matthäus church, Berlin: January 2000
produced at the electronic studio of the Berlin Technical University: March 2000
special thanks to Folkmar Hein
all sound derived directly from the original miner bells from the mine of St. Ingbert, Germany
Release notes
studio recording: October 1999 editing: November/December 1999 live recording in the St. Matthäus church, Berlin: January 2000 produced at the electronic studio of the Berlin Technical University: March 2000 special thanks to Folkmar Hein all sound derived directly from the original miner bells from the mine of St. Ingbert, Germany
| 1 | Twelve Signals | 52:02 |
- Semishigure
- Design
- Onnen Bock
- Edited By, Recorded By [Live Recording]
- Christina Kubisch
- Mastered By
- Folkmar Hein
- Mastered By, Recorded By [Studio Recording]
- Sophie Schasiepen
- Photography By [Bells]
- Gerhard Kassner
- Photography By [Installation]
