Masashi Harada Condanction Ensemble - Enterprising Mass Of Cilia (2004) Mp3

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Masashi Harada Condanction Ensemble - Enterprising Mass Of Cilia (2004) Mp3

Artist: Masashi Harada Condanction Ensemble
Title Of Album: Enterprising Mass Of Cilia
Year Of Release: 2004
Label: Emanem
Genre: Avant-Garde Jazz, Free Improvisation
Quality: Mp3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:06:21
Total Size: 185 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Spools 7:27
02. Enterprising Mass Of Cilia 12:33
03. Procession Of Echo 3:06
04. Physio-Mechanical Pulse 2:43
05. A Room 3:02
06. Sprouting Self-Similarity 5:05
07. Element Of Resistance 13:46
08. Distance Propitiate 11:47
09. Fleeting Despot 6:33

Personnel:
Greg Kelley: trumpet
Bhob Rainey: soprano saxophone
Aleta Cole: violin
Frederic Viger: viola
Glynis Lomon: cello
Vic Rawlings: cello & electronics
Mike Bullock: double bass
Jonathan Vincent: accordion
James Coleman: theremin
Tatsuya Nakatani: percussion
Masashi Harada: condanction, voice

Led and "condanctioned" by "pianist-percussionist-dancer-visual artist" Mashashi Harada, this extreme sounding conglomeration will make you want to tap your feet and snap your fingers -- but only if you reside in an insane asylum. For the rest of us, these nine highly abstract tracks will either repel or attract, or simply raise some eyebrows. There is no denying the originality and quality of performance. Harada describes "condanction" as a kind of choreographic connecting of conducting, dance and improvisation. The physical movements of the condanctor (in this case, Harada) stimulate the musicians to create sounds, which in turn affect the movements of the condanctor, and so forth. The resulting aural and visual display is best perceived live, of course, but the musical results found on this disc are fascinating in themselves. The ensemble includes trumpeter Greg Kelley, soprano saxophonist Bhob Rainey, among others, in which the instrumentalists use conventional and strange sounds, as well as vocal articulation to achieve the final product, which is naturally void of melody or tonal centers.


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