This is the third of sixteen pieces that I composed and performed during each vignette of the dance production “In Habit: Living Patterns,” performed at Northern Spark in June, 2012. This started out as an experiment I recorded on my Juno-106 while one of the voice chips was failing. I posted the first, Crowd Dance, and the second, Energy, of this series recently. Eventually, I will shared all sixteen tracks for your listening pleasure.
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Fourteen Live Mixes from Ostracon: Track 2
As promised here’s the second of fourteen live tracks. I would love to hear from you if you’d like to hear more. Thanks!
Fourteen Live Mixes from Ostracon: Track 1
I have been back in the studio recently with Graham O’Brien to record our second Ostracon record. We are still using the GMS, but doing things a little differently this time around. More about that later. But, since I have Ostracon on the brain I thought it might be nice to release a collection of fourteen live tracks from three shows we performed last year on SoundCloud. Each track is an untitled improvisation mixed roughly and edited for length. Today you can enjoy track one. If you like it, please comment/share and I’ll keep them coming.
In Habit: Living Patterns Time-lapse
This video created by Caleb Coppock illustrates the time scope (from dusk until dawn) of the In Habit: Living Patterns performance at Northern Spark, June 2012. I composed the music for the sixteenth and final vignette in the sequence titled, Energy and then adapted it for the time-lapse sequence.
Keep an eye/ear out for upcoming documentation that will display the dance movements in real-time. I also have some video with binaural audio recorded at one of the performances that I will be sharing as well.
Energy from In Habit: Living Patterns
This track, titled Energy, is the last in a series of sixteen vignettes written and performed for the Northern Spark project In Habit: Living Patterns. For more details about the project please visit http://2012.northernspark.org/project/aniccha-arts.