Shane Cadman: Music for Insomniacs #3 (2009)
Shane Cadman: Music for Insomniacs #3 (2009)
from his website…
“This page is dedicated to a collection of acoustic ambient compositions I am writing called “Music for Insomniacs.” These pieces are composed on no more than three staves and have no specific instrumentation, so that they can later be orchestrated as needed/desired by the performers. They will each be slow in nature (otherwise how could someone fall asleep to them), and generally five to ten minutes long. These also fit nicely into a concept I have called “realistic music.” “Realistic music” is music that can be performed live at an acceptable level by competent musicians with no more than three hours of rehearsal time.The scores on this page are free to print and perform. All I ask is that you report any and all performances to ASCAP, as well as to Illustrious Music. Also, while performance tempos are marked on the scores, they are there as reference points – the pieces may be played faster or slower as desired by the performers…”
Drṓwryh Creesp: Tulsan Twilight
Drṓwryh Creesp: Tulsan Twilight
“Formed in 2007. Drṓwryh Creesp is a one man project from Brisbane, Australia. Guitar and piano lie at the centre of the music with the aid of strings, an array of percussion, bass and various others.
Initially called Ulin Vod Naar, and creating dark ambient/industrial sounds, Drṓwryh Creesp changed its direction towards ambient instrumentals and therefore the few works completed as Ulin Vod Naar entered the Drṓwryh Creesp catalogue as an album entitled “Ulin Vod Naar”, as well as the “Beacon” release.”
curated by Shane Cadman
