beet5/Nervures (E109), by MICHAEL J. SCHUMACHER/ NOETINGER, ERIKM, DONEDA

beet5/Nervures (E109)

by MICHAEL J. SCHUMACHER/ NOETINGER, ERIKM, DONEDA

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	1.	MJS—beet5 20:00
	2.	NMD—Nervures 08:01

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“beet5 takes Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto
as its starting point. The slow movement was
recorded using a special turntable for the blind
that plays back records at quarter speed. I had
an old recording of the piece lying around;
I forget who the pianist was. The slowed down
version was very striking, recognisable as
Beethoven’s music but much sadder, more fragile.
I developed a piece around this, using my usual
array of synthesized sounds, field recordings,
‘borrowed’ and improvised stuff, etc., and
performed this one direct to disk, which is the
version presented here. I tried to continue refining
the piece, working it towards true ‘installation’
status, but it didn’t really come together.
Eventually I abandoned the project.” — MJS

MJS: composer, synthesist, recordist, performer
Michael Moser, cello; Shelley Burgon, harp
Serge Baghdassarians and Boris Baltschun:
incidental percussion

Thanks to Barbara Geyer and Martin Walch
for the record player.
Mastered by Themistoklis Pantelopoulos.

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The trio of Jérôme Noetinger (electroacoustic
devices), eRikm (CD-J and electronics) and
Michel Doneda (soprano and sopranino
saxophones) first convened in 2006 at the
Mulhouse Jazz Festival in France. A tour
followed a year later, and then a CD on the
Ronda label. Nervures was recorded in 2007
and mixed for this release by eRikm in 2010.
Mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi.

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released July 17, 2020

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