Music inspired by designs and geometries of sacred spaces
Very soon available on cassettes for the cassette fetishists. And already available for
sound fetishists: the audio! Online, free for download or pay as you wish. The
pieces were contemplated as responses to architectures and geometrical mosaics recently studied. The Roland MC 307, the Flashback Looper, Roland Live Looper were the principle tools. Having mapped the sounds & parameters, I practiced and then recorded live, leaving them
without any further manipulation, which accounts for some fluctuations and instabilities.
“Walking into a mosque one enters into the space of a very strong
idea. Although these architectures reflect the human universe of the
believers, the principles of their construction obey the laws of the
creator of the universe. Walking in a valley, into cave or forest
presents an equally strong idea, if one listens carefully. The natural
world is also created by an unknown, undefinable creator. The creator,
singular or plural, incarnate in the creation of spaces like valleys and
forests and caves doesn't speak our language but what we have of the
language of architecture and speech
is drawn from the resonance and the laws of such spaces. Listening
itself becomes an architecture. We reflect on how and when we listen.
Simplicity
and complexity convolve an infinite interaction.”
-- Jeffrey Alan Gburek
-- Jeffrey Alan Gburek
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