Toop, Daivd / Burwell, Daivd: Suttle Sculpture
Toop, Daivd / Burwell, Daivd: Suttle Sculpture
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Toop, Daivd / Burwell, Daivd
Label: Sub Rosa
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5411867110033
Genre: Rock
Never before released recordings from Logos Foundation live sessions with David Toop and Paul Burwell in Brussels, on May 7, 1977. David Toop on the recordings: "When Paul Burwell and I started playing together just after Christmas, 1969, we found ourselves wrestling with a new language of sound, listening, actions, objects and space. At first it was music. We studied in the improvisation classes given by John Stevens at Ealing College in 1971-2, and also took classes in African music at London's Africa Centre. Most of the musicians lasted only one or two sessions so we resigned ourselves to being a duo and worked out an approach to free improvisation that expanded from simple structures and instrument combinations. Decomposition, we called it. We had worked intensively together, searching for techniques through which to decondition ourselves from orthodoxies, devising exercises in listening and instrument building, studying esoteric organology, bioacoustics, environmental sound, raw musics and anthropology. We were both fascinated by phenomena like diffraction, propulsion, resonance, projection, masking and heterodyning, and by shamanism, the symbolically grounded agency of shamanic drums, animal-becoming and noisy costume, the shaman's capacity to enliven quotidian space with the commotion of discarnate audible entities from the spirit world. This recording is one of the very few that conveys anything of what we were about. " Personnel: Paul Burwell - percussion, whistles; David Toop - flutes, home-made reeds, whistle. Logos Foundation in Belgium is Flanders's unique professional organization for the promotion of new music and audio-related arts by means of new music production, concerts, performances, composition, technological research, and other activities related to contemporary music. This organization was founded in 1968 by Godfried-Willem Raes.
Tracks:
1.1 Untitled - David Toop ; Paul Burwell
1.2 Untitled - David Toop ; Paul Burwell
Audio Sample:
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