interstices, by Ian Vine

interstices

by Ian Vine

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Liquidyoga A remarkable realisation of a dark, meditative space filled with stillness and (time) moving. A very fine-meshed silentnoise.

Norbert Herber Ethereal, hypnotic, sound you chase and is just out of reach.

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interstices is a piece made from the pauses between phrases, or musical silences taken from a recording of my piece moon phase (2010) for female voice, bass flute, and cello. The samples contain some of the tails and beginnings of notes as well as the ambience of the venue and external sounds such as birdsong and traffic.

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"the bewitchingly ataractic Interstices is another classic (and classy) specimen of slow motion inside apparent stasis"
Massimo Ricci, Touching Extremes

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released November 28, 2015

moon phase recording by trio atem: Nina Whiteman, voice; Gavin Osborn, bass flute; Alice Purton, cello
additional material is performed by the composer

sampled, recorded and processed at first moon May-July 2015
mixed & mastered at first moon October-November 2015

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