(In/Re)flection by SoundChaser
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  • (In/Re)flection
  • (In/Re)flection

    Release Info:

    1. Artist: SoundChaser
    2. Cat. No: CAEX0001
    3. Release Date: 2016-02-09
    4. License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    5. Liner Notes: George De Bruin
    6. Cover Art: N/A

    Track Listing:

    1. MiniProv 01
    2. MiniProv 02
    3. MiniProv 03
    4. MiniProv 04
    5. MiniProv 05
    6. MiniProv 06
    7. MiniProv 07
    8. MiniProv 08
    9. MiniProv 09
    10. MiniProv 10
    11. MiniProv 11
    12. MiniProv 12
    13. MiniProv 13
    14. MiniProv 14
    15. MiniProv 15
    16. MiniProv 16
    17. MiniProv 17
    18. MiniProv 18
    19. MiniProv 19
    20. MiniProv 20
    21. MiniProv 01 (Alt Version)
    22. MiniProv 03 (Alt Version)
    23. MiniProv 04 (Alt Version)
    24. MiniProv 13 (Alt Version)
    25. MiniProv 16 (Alt Version)

(In/Re)flection by SoundChaser
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(In/Re)flection is a set of experimental improvisations informed by compositional elements of Karlheinz Stockhausen, John Cage and Edward Grieg.

Each of the “MiniProvs” (an invented word based on the words MINIature and imPROVisation) were recorded using a different set of Rhodes Piano based instruments, and then manipulated using a ring modulator. In this way the ring modulator isn’t just used as a sound effect, but rather as an instrument to compliment the Rhodes. Not that all of the improvisations themselves were not edited: they are pure, raw recordings. I call them “warts and all” recordings as there are things that I might have termed mistakes or flubs, but in this instance felt it was important to be faithful to the recording as it actually happened.

There are twenty MiniProvs in this collection (although many more were recorded and discarded during the process of creating this work). In addition five tracks were selected to be presented in alternative versions without the ring modulator to provide contrast between the two settings.

The title of this work, (In/Re)flection, is a bit of word play. The best way to say it is “Inflection over Reflection”. There is another word in the title, hidden in plain sight, that I believe describes my overall approach to creating these works.


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