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Aeolyca

Pier Luigi Andreoni & Francesco Paladino · 1989 · Tape · US · Violet Glass Oracle Tapes, VGO 005

<div> <div id="tracklist" class="section tracklist" data-toggle="tracklist">Tracklist <div>&nbsp;</div> <div class="section_content">A1 Aeolyca Part 1 14:42 <br /> A2 Rain On The Bells 3:31 <br /> B1 Sunday Clothes For Brass Bands 3:20 <br /> B2 The Peruvian Club 2:18 <br /> B3 Aeolyca Part 2 11:36 </div> </div> <div class="section credits toggle_section toggle_section_remember" data-toggle-section-id="credits" id="credits">Credits <div class="section_content toggle_section_content"> <ul class="list_no_style"> <li>Mastered By &ndash; Riccardo Sinigaglia</li> </ul> </div> </div> <div class="section notes toggle_section toggle_section_collapsed toggle_section_remember" data-toggle-section-id="notes" id="notes">Notes <div class="section_content toggle_section_content">Text on the original cassette:<br /> <br /> &quot;AEOLYCA&quot;<br /> Music by Pier Luigi Andreoni and Francesco Paladino<br /> Aeolian Sculptures by Mario Ciccioli<br /> <br /> Pier Luigi Andreoni: Roland S 50, Yamaha tX 81 Z, Samplings<br /> Francesco Paladino: Roland S 50, project<br /> Mario Ciccioli: Aeolian Sculpture<br /> <br /> Recorded at Tuxedo Studio (Piacenza, Italy) by Pier Luigi Andreoni<br /> Mixed at Computer Studio (Milano, Italy) by Riccardo Sinigaglia<br /> Produced by Special Thanks to Simona Luzi<br /> <br /> The work is the result of a casual meeting between plastic art (sculpture) and music (doubling music).<br /> In June 1988 during the festival &ldquo;Time Zones-sulla via delle musiche possibili&rdquo;, Mario Ciccioli exposed his aeolic scuptures that when blow by wind, produce sounds.<br /> Emiliano Li Castro has recorded adn mixed these natural sounds and Pier Luigi Andreoni and Francesco Paladino used them as a sort of basic atmosphere for their work which was recorded in July 1988 at Andreoni&rsquo;s Tuxedo Studio adn Mixed in Feb 1989 at Riccardo Sinigaglia&rsquo;s Computer Studio.<br /> In Aeolyca Part II the solo instruments is from a Turkish popular theme.</div> </div> </div>