drop E / emulsificación / descending, by Tomoki Tai / Takumi Ikeda

drop E / emulsificación / descending

by Tomoki Tai / Takumi Ikeda

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	1.	emulsificación [excerpt] 01:30
	2.	descending [excerpt] 01:30

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1. drop E (09:00)

2. emulsificación (42:16)

3. descending (15:30)

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The two works on this album, "Drop E" and "descending", are instrumental works with electronics objectively, but they did not intended to playing in a concert in the first place. The idea of writing several scores for the solo instrument for recording only, recording them, and using recordings to make electro-acoustic pieces has probably been around for a few years.

It should noted that this work conceived from the beginning as a "recording art" rather than a reproduction of already existing musical work. Just as a photograph is not a painting and a play is not a film, this is something different from the music played in a concert, even though it based on instrumental music. For example, the physical modelling of a piano is not a pastiche of real piano, but must be set up to be hard to apply to a real piano. Free from the constraints of live performance, the concept gained more freedom.

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released May 17, 2020

Tomoki Tai, violoncello(Tr.1) & viola da gamba(Tr.3)

Takumi Ikeda, composition & electronics

Produced by Takumi Ikeda

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Takumi Ikeda Tokyo, Japan

Takumi Ikeda creates music and performs live using audio-programming language. He also plays improvisations without using computers, does performances without aiming to making any sound; and writes instrumental works using the idiom of contemporary music. ... more

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