[deleted dmca request] LES 50 ANS DE LA MUSIQUE CONCRETE (1997)

INA-GRM
"UNE HISTOIRE DE 50 ANS" is a 26 minutes free CD given at the celebration of the GRM's fiftieth anniversary. Fragments of sonic works and documents compiled by Christian Zanesi.

RE-UPS LINKS BY REQUEST

Hello
Some re-ups before relaunching (or digging) Alice in the rabbit hole.

Click the link, read the post, download the file on the rapidsh* or mediaf* servers and leave a comment.

You can also visiting the cosmogol999 radioshow's blog or liking the facebook page of the show.

If you have some desires of re-ups, leave a comment. If I'm in the good mood, it will be fix before 2013.

So, here there are :
• King Of Luxembourg - Sir/Royal Bastard
• Paul Kelday - One Dimensional and Odznsdoz
• Compilation - Impulse 7
• Compilation - Musique Expérimentale Castelroussine
• Revue K7.2 - Pratiques de la cassette
• Riccardo Sinigaglia - Watertube Ringspiel
• Novy Svet - Todas Las Primeras Cosas
• Ed Herrmann - Electronic Music
• Coil - Remixes 1 et 2

30 YEARS OF TOUCH

recording some cassette ripps, earlier in this blog, rapidsh*** links.
• Feature Mist (1982 T1)
• Meridians (1983 T2)
• Meridians 2 (1983 T3)
• Ritual : Magnetic North (1985 T5)
• Ritual : Lands End (1985 T33.4)
• Narodna (1988 T33.7)
• Glas (1989 T33.8)

 more info about touch30
 more about Touch's early cassette culture

ONE RECORD ANTHOLOGY OF ARTISTS' AURAL WORK & MUSIC VOL. 2 [new link]

Sound Art & Music by artists, another selection by Rainier Lericolais (THT discs) for AliceRabbit.

Side A
Keith Sonnier (USA) - Air to air (ext), 1975
Gabriel Orozco & Manuel Rocha (MEX) - Ligne d'abandon (ext), 1993 (review french/spanish)
Robert Barry (USA) - Sky Land Sea (ext), 1996
Lothar Hempel (GER) - Untitled, 1995
Martin Kippenberger & Albert Œhlen (GER) - The Alma Song, 1990
Jeremy Deller (GB) - Trona Summer (Feat. William Whitmore & Jennie Olsen), 2002
Martin Creed (GB) - I Don't Know What I want, 2004

Side B
Dieter Roth, Gerhard Rühm, Oswald Wiener (GER) - November Symphonie, 1973 [NWW list]
Dorothy Iannone (USA/GER) - Lieber Uecker, 1972
Peter Roehr (GER) - Bodensee, 1966
Christian Marclay (USA) - Untitled, 1996
Pipilotti Rist (CH) - I Like TV (Feat. Wolfgang Capellari), 1984/1998
Pierre Bismuth (F) - Humming (ext), 1995
Xavier Veilhan & David Artaud (F) - Dourdan (edit), 2003

VOLUME 2 (One side = one track)  320/RAR/RS [new link 06/2012]
Get here the volume 1  here (alicerabbit) and at Ubuweb.

VA - EARLY DEDICATED JAPAN

the world of electro-acoustic sound and music 1 (J-Tone, J1250)
Naughty people ! I don't think you deserve it, but, at last, it's here, in exclusivity for the reader and followers of alicerabbit, an extraordinary focus on the experimental/concrete music from Japan, ripped by Rain.

Tracklisting
1- Toshirou Mayuzumi - “Mandara with source of voice and electronic sound” (1969)
2- Yuji Takahashi + Masahiko Sato - Taklamakan (1974) [Piano, Synthesizer, Electric Piano, Prepared Piano]
3- Jōji Yuasa - "My Blue Sky #1" (1975) "In this work only clicks, pulses and the various kinds of beats induced from them, varying piches, width and their frequency of pulse are adopted. For example, I controlled successively occurring pulses of low frequency sine wave by means of triggering with the frequency of the square wave."
4- Matsuo Ohno - “Electronic Sound - Astro Boy’s b.g.m. d” (1963-66)
5- Yuji Takahashi - Time (1963)

320/RAR/RS (thanks Rain !)
1- Toshiro Mayuzumi 黛敏郎 (1929 - 1997), initially enthusiastic about avant-garde Western music, especially Varèse, but beginning in 1957 he turned to pan-Asianism for new sonorous material. Like the novelist Mishima Yukio, whose novel The Temple of the Golden Pavilion he set as an opera ("Kinkakuji", 1976), Mayuzumi opposed the westernization of Japan and tried to emphasize his native cultural identity in his work.
MANDARA for electronic sounds and voices is borrowed from the vocabulary of Buddhism, evokes the idea of the uncertainty of things here on earth. The work is divided into two sections. The first is composed basically of brief, shrill electronic impulses; toneless sounds gradually impose the sensation of deep breathing, which effects a transition to the second section of the work. This is made up of complex vocal polyphony, in which murmurs, cries, and ordinary speaking are blended with typically Japanese melodic inflections. (wikipedia + analogartsensemble)
2- Yūji Takahashi 高橋 悠治 is a composer, performer, pianist and author, who worked with Iannis Xenakis (he gave the first performance of Xenakis' Herma and Eonta). Masahiko Satoh 佐藤允彦 is a Japanese jazz pianist and composer, born in 1941. (wikipedia, discogs)
3- Jōji Yuasa 湯浅譲二 (1929- ) In 1951, he founded with the composer Tōru Takemitsu and other contemporary artists and musiciansJikken Kōbō (Experimental Workshop), an organization dedicated to the exploration of new directions in the arts, including multimedia. He worked at Boulez's IRCAM. "My Blue Sky No.1," made at NHK electronic music studio, is his final electronic music piece. (wikipedia, jazzloft)
4- Matsuo Ohno 大野松雄 (born 1930), perhaps best known for his incredibly prescient sound-design work on the “atom” (better known as “astro boy”) cartoons made between 1963 & 1966. Before the era of synthesizer, he used mainly transmitters and tape recorders, echo and various tape editing technology freely. He used marimba sound recorded on an open reel tape to generate astro boy's footsteps. He rubbed the tape against heads of open reel deck, moved it back and forth manually, then put some echoes and other effects onto the sound came out by doing 'open reel scratch'. creating just a few second of the sound required an immense amount of time and effort. (mimaroglu)
5- Yuji Takahashi'sTime is a sound-collage piece intended to portray 24-hour cycle in the life of a “salaried worker”. Using what appear to be field recordings of both industrial and natural origins, he combines them with playing on a porcelain percussion instrument invented by Junosuke Okuyama (who also worked with Toru Takemitsu). It’s another impressive track, again beautifully recorded, wherein the sequence of abstract, apparently unrelated sounds manage to convince the listener of their poetic logic. Whether or not the salaried worker would care is another question. (http://www.bagatellen.com/archives/reviews/001014.html)

THE DEAD MAURIACS - UNE NOUVELLE ASSEZ CURIEUSE NOUS ARRIVE DE RIO DE JANEIRO (2012)

[NPH 006]

tracklist1. Le Horla (8 : 24)
2. When cherished nightmares come true (6 : 55)

Another collaboration between AliceRabbit & L'Art Pénultième Éditions (after the Dead Mauriacs's Suite and Carnet de Notes 25 compilation - not available since the megaupload crash, but soon, I promise, it will be on the net again !), I only can thanking HOP for his beautiful works.


As he said : "This music was created for a silent short movie realised by kids in a high school using singing bowls, metal springs, fishing reels, strings, tape manipulation, everything played and assembled on a computer in two days.
The black and white movie is adapted from a short novel by Guy de Maupassant, Le Horla".


If you like Andrew Liles, you would like these short exquisite pieces.


ZIP/WAV/RS or MedFire


  

[video] PULSE - Music for A Fallen Astronaut, novembre 1990

November 1990, seven students of College Marcel Duchamp (Châteauroux Fine Arts School) conceived and performed a 13 minutes experimental/electronic improvisation piece during the opening of the exhibition of "Fallen Astronaut" artist Paul Van Hoeydonck in the Galerie des Cordeliers, Châteauroux.

The College Marcel Duchamp, from 1990 to 1995, was an experimental school where the students used to work together in collaborative multimedia projects, very influenced by post-punk, industrial music, experimental cinema, dada performances and body art.

School's Director V-E. Guitter, important protagonist of the early industrial scene in Châteauroux (see Berrython 1 & 2),  artist Richard Fauguet and close friend Rainier Lericolais advised the young students to create this piece of music and video :
camera : Christophe Alaphilippe & Stéphane Landry
guitars : Bruno Douet & Maxime Touratier
tascam : David Legrand
sound board : Henrique Martins Duarte & Rainier Lericolais
Some of them become artists, some don't. Never mind. At this time, everyone was.

Pulse, Music for A Fallen Astronaut, novembre 1990 from chateauroux underground on Vimeo.

LEGENDARY PINK DOTS - SMILE IN PARIS

Bootleg of the concert done in 1999, April 20th at La Locomotive, Paris by the english/dutch experimental/psych-rock band Legendary Pink Dots. 


Sound isn't very clear but the quality is good.
If anyone got the tracklist of the gig, you're welcome.


Live à la Locomotive, 20 avril 1999, 110 minutes, ripped by Rain : 320/ZIP/RS

KLAUS KRÜGER - 4 TAXIS IN BERLIN (1980)

Art magazine "4 Taxis In Berlin" (#6/7, octobre 1980) 


French artists duo 4 Taxis (Michel Aphesbero and Danielle Colomine) conceived an art magazine about travelling and living in foreign countries : Berlin, Barcelone, Los Angeles, Madrid, Sao Paulo... In the Berlin edition, the mag comes with a flexidisc by Tangerin Dream's occasionnal drummer Klaus Krüger.


More info in the Florence Loewy Bookshop website
"4 Taxis in Berlin, Tirage: 1000 exemplaires. (avec disque souple)
4 Taxis s’invente un style de vie: habiter dans une ville étrangère, y concevoir un travail plastique dont le sujet est la ville et la forme une revue. Ce premier numéro, dirigé par Danielle Colomine, est le fruit d’un séjour d’un an à Berlin. Au sommaire: On Kawara, Oswald Wiener, Einsturzende Neubauten, Kippenberger, Albert Oelhen, Michael Krebber, K. H. Hoedicke, Ulrike Ottinger, Tabea Blumenschein, Mania D, Thomas Wachweger, Rainer Berson, Andreas Seltzer, Thomas Kapielski, Ina Barfus, Klaus Kruger, Jen Jensen, Hans Zischler, Anne & Patrick Poirier, Roy Orbison, Don Everly, Jean-Luc Hennig, Guy Hocquengheim"


rip by Rain : RAR/192/RS

JACQUES DOYEN - À LA MUTUALITÉ

Pacific (150.048 B) no release date


Face A1 : Mozart assassiné (Extrait de "Terre des hommes") (St. Exupéry)
Face A2 : L’automne (Pierre Seghers)
Face B1 : La petite trompette (Jacques Doyen)
Face B2 La balle de tennis (Jacques Doyen)
rip by rain, the fantastic voice of Jacques Doyen reading french poetry : RAR/192/RS

more Jacques Doyen in the alicerab's blog :
récital de poésie
contes de la 5e saison (with Jacques Lasry playing Cristal Baschet)
poésies à mi-voix (with Jacques Lasry playing Cristal Baschet)

Alice is still alive !

Hello all !
1° The rapidshare links seem to be OK (almost all the posts until december 2010)
2° I will re-upload the compilations given by Thorsten, HOP & Rain
3° I will relaunch the blog with new posts very soon.

So Alice and the RAbbit are not dead, be patient and thank you all for the comments !

YES, I USED MEGAUPLOAD...

NO, I HAVEN'T PLANNED TO RE-UP ANYTHING !
FUCK ! FUCK ! FUCK !