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Ryan Van Haesendonck

Vauville

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Debut album by the young Belgian composer Ryan Van Haesendonck, mastered by Stephan Mathieu. The pieces grew from a week spent on the quiet beaches of Normandy, then continued in Brussels after his move from Antwerp. The vocabulary combines field recordings of church bells, improvised organ sessions, urban recordings of the new city and saxophone passages by Silke Bull, layered into eight short pieces. Cinema-informed ambient on the theme of solitude and self-preservation.

  The compositions on this album started out after travelling to Normandy (France) where a week long I took inspiration on the quiet beaches listening to the sounds of the waves, the wind and the natural sounds. Starting out with field-recordings from church bells and improvised sessions on organ the idea arose to recreate the ever ongoing soundscapes of self-preservation as heard on those beaches. After moving from Antwerp to Brussels new inspiration came. New impressions from the city made me realize what what this work-in-progress needed. Together with new field-recordings from the hectic city and the saxophone recordings from Silke Bull led me to finalize this personal work. It is a step away from earlier compositions recorded for short films, and dance theatre, and with that a much more personal story to tell. A story about collective being, living in solitary and a strive for self-preservation. - Ryan van Haesendonck

Ryan van Haesendonck is a young Belgian composer working from Brussels with a keen interest in cinema and sound-art. Vauville is his debut album after works for short film, documentary and dance theatre.

Details
Cat. number: MFR088
Year: 2021

This edition

Edition of 200

Release notes

Edition of 200 copies.

Tracklist
1Sur La Plage
2Ro. 03
3Avondkout
4St. Agnes
5Nagelaten
6Conatus
7Sur Le Pont
8Zachte Dood
Credits
Sietse van Erve
Design
Stephan Mathieu
Mastered By
Ryan Van Haesendonck
Music By, Photography By
Silke Bull
Saxophone