Robert_Rich-Somnium-DVDA-2001-AMRC

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                  █▓ 01. Part I                                155:00▓███
                  █▓ 02. Part II                               119:57▓███
                  █▓ 03. Part III                              144:54▓███
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      ███▓                                                 ▓█▌
      ███▓                                                 ▓█▀
      ███▓ Possibly the longest continuous musical         ▓█
      ███▓ composition ever released on any format,        ▓█
      ███▓ Somnium represents an ambient music landmark.   ▓█
      ███▓ Robert Rich has meticulously crafted a fresh    ▓█
      ███▓ studio interpretation of his notorious          ▓█
      ███▓ all-night Sleep Concerts, incorporating newly   ▓█
      ███▓ recorded electro-acoustic, electronic and       ▓█
      ███▓ environmental textures, with elements created   ▓█
      ███▓ for the original live events. Somnium guides    ▓█
      ███▓ the listener through an ever-changing           ▓█
      ███▓ dreamscape, with levels of subtle detail that   ▓█
      ███▓ reward both active attention and background     ▓█
      ███▓ listening. Deep and sonorous, mysterious and    ▓█
      ███▓ diffuse, liquid and hypnogogic.                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ 7 hours of nocturnal ambience from the inventor ▓█
      ███▓ of Sleep Concerts.                              ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ ---------------------------                     ▓█
      ███▓ Liner Notes from Somnium                        ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Total Time: 7 hours                             ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Part 1: 2 hours, 35 minutes                     ▓█
      ███▓ Part 2: 2 hours                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Part 3: 2 hours, 25 minutes                     ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Assembled and edited from August 1999 to July   ▓█
      ███▓ 2000, using sound elements recorded between     ▓█
      ███▓ 1994 and 2000 by Robert Rich. Instrumental      ▓█
      ███▓ sounds include analog and digital electronics,  ▓█
      ███▓ processed flutes and acoustic piano, lap steel  ▓█
      ███▓ guitar with Sustainiac Model B, chimes and      ▓█
      ███▓ bowed metal. Environmental sounds recorded by   ▓█
      ███▓ Robert Rich in California, Iowa, Minnesota,     ▓█
      ███▓ Washington and Mexico. Additional sounds        ▓█
      ███▓ include electric fish (Apteronotus              ▓█
      ███▓ leptorhyncus) recorded at Scripps Institute     ▓█
      ███▓ with the assistance of Calvin Wong, and         ▓█
      ███▓ processed environments from the library of Andy ▓█
      ███▓ Wiskes. Authored at EP Visual in Philadelphia   ▓█
      ███▓ by Pete Meyers and Adam Peterson.               ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Cover and disk image by Brad Cole, ⌐ 1998       ▓█
      ███▓ Robert Rich portrait by David Agasi, ⌐ 2000     ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Copyright ⌐ 2000 by Robert Rich                 ▓█
      ███▓ Published by Amoeba Music, BMI                  ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Listening Tips:                                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ You can listen to Somnium at any hour, at any   ▓█
      ███▓ volume, but it works best quietly at night. You ▓█
      ███▓ can set the best listening levels by adjusting  ▓█
      ███▓ the first 10 minutes so that it plays at a      ▓█
      ███▓ soft, comfortable volume for falling asleep.    ▓█
      ███▓ The environmental sounds during these opening   ▓█
      ███▓ minutes should be nearly inaudible. The music   ▓█
      ███▓ will gradually slow down and become quieter     ▓█
      ███▓ during the first hour, so that when you are     ▓█
      ███▓ sleeping, it should be soft enough that it      ▓█
      ███▓ hovers just at the edge of awareness.           ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ You can create the optimum listening            ▓█
      ███▓ environment with mutiple speakers arranged in a ▓█
      ███▓ circle around the listening space. Although     ▓█
      ███▓ Somnium is a stereo recording, you can use the  ▓█
      ███▓ effects settings in a 5.1-channel home theatre  ▓█
      ███▓ amplifier to create the illusion of a complete  ▓█
      ███▓ environment. A four speaker stereo arrangement  ▓█
      ███▓ can also succeed in evoking this environmental  ▓█
      ███▓ effect. You can listen to Somnium in your sleep ▓█
      ███▓ with a small pair of headphones, although these ▓█
      ███▓ can become uncomfortable if you try to sleep on ▓█
      ███▓ your side. If you choose to use headphones, be  ▓█
      ███▓ sure to keep the volume extremely low.          ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Somnium and the Sleep Concert                   ▓█
      ███▓ by Robert Rich                                  ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ The term "Sleep Concert" can be a bit           ▓█
      ███▓ misleading, as it implies that this music is    ▓█
      ███▓ intended to help you sleep deeply. On the       ▓█
      ███▓ contrary, when you play Somnium at night, you   ▓█
      ███▓ may find that you sleep less deeply, and wake   ▓█
      ███▓ up more often. The idea is to let the music     ▓█
      ███▓ incorporate itself into your perceptual         ▓█
      ███▓ framework during the night, to create a sonic   ▓█
      ███▓ surround, an environment for unique states of   ▓█
      ███▓ consciousness. The music is aimed at the        ▓█
      ███▓ nebulous territory that exists in your mind     ▓█
      ███▓ when you are hovering between awake and asleep, ▓█
      ███▓ when you are still aware of your environment,   ▓█
      ███▓ yet detached, when your half-sleeping mind      ▓█
      ███▓ wanders into the realm of hypnogogic images and ▓█
      ███▓ dreamlike non-linearity. You might find that    ▓█
      ███▓ this music can act as a trigger for these       ▓█
      ███▓ flowing thoughts, and the activation of the     ▓█
      ███▓ environment around you can help you to skate    ▓█
      ███▓ around the edges of sleep, with one foot in the ▓█
      ███▓ dream world and one foot in the room where you  ▓█
      ███▓ are sleeping.                                   ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ The experience of listening to Somnium in your  ▓█
      ███▓ home will differ from the experience of         ▓█
      ███▓ audience members during the Sleep Concerts that ▓█
      ███▓ inspired this music. In the concert             ▓█
      ███▓ environment, an additional state of heightened  ▓█
      ███▓ arousal can occur from social factors, whereas  ▓█
      ███▓ the environment of the home is more relaxed. At ▓█
      ███▓ home you will have more choices about the way   ▓█
      ███▓ you listen to this music, so the music must     ▓█
      ███▓ also conform to these different possibilities.  ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Certain things happen when many people sleep in ▓█
      ███▓ a room together. In general, people sleep less  ▓█
      ███▓ deeply. One of the more mundane reasons for     ▓█
      ███▓ this is snoring. An estimated 10% of the        ▓█
      ███▓ population snores, which means that in a room   ▓█
      ███▓ with 50-100 people, some will snore. Since the  ▓█
      ███▓ music is generally very quiet, snoring can      ▓█
      ███▓ become invasive (and sometimes it's quite       ▓█
      ███▓ funny.) Besides snoring, other interruptions    ▓█
      ███▓ will doubtless invade the Sleep Concert         ▓█
      ███▓ ambience. Among these may be traffic sounds,    ▓█
      ███▓ car alarms, sirens, or people walking around in ▓█
      ███▓ the room when they get up to use the bathroom.  ▓█
      ███▓ Audience members may also notice my presence in ▓█
      ███▓ the room as I work behind the mixer. The simple ▓█
      ███▓ noises of other people can keep listeners in a  ▓█
      ███▓ lighter sleep.                                  ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Interestingly, people become more               ▓█
      ███▓ physiologically activated merely by being in    ▓█
      ███▓ the proximity of other people. Perhaps this     ▓█
      ███▓ arousal is a purely chemical phenomenon. This   ▓█
      ███▓ is one of the interesting features that         ▓█
      ███▓ distinguish a live Sleep Concert from listening ▓█
      ███▓ to Somnium at home. In the act of bringing a    ▓█
      ███▓ group of people together in the same room, we   ▓█
      ███▓ create an energized environment, which can      ▓█
      ███▓ contribute to the intensity of personal         ▓█
      ███▓ experiences. But for these factors to           ▓█
      ███▓ contribute to an interesting aesthetic          ▓█
      ███▓ experience, listeners must combine this         ▓█
      ███▓ activation with an increase in attention to     ▓█
      ███▓ internal states of mind. The music helps to     ▓█
      ███▓ intensify this internal focus. You can use      ▓█
      ███▓ Somnium at home in the same way.                ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ The musical environment of Somnium can act like ▓█
      ███▓ a lens to sharpen mental images, a stimulus to  ▓█
      ███▓ help you generate internal realities. Some of   ▓█
      ███▓ the sounds are abstract, blurry, hard to        ▓█
      ███▓ separate from the background. Other sounds      ▓█
      ███▓ evoke natural environments, open spaces,        ▓█
      ███▓ insects and animal calls, wind or rain. The     ▓█
      ███▓ music can replace the acoustics of a room with  ▓█
      ███▓ a shifting virtual soundscape.                  ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ To get the most out of Somnium, I recommend     ▓█
      ███▓ that you focus on several aspects of the        ▓█
      ███▓ sleeping experience. The most interesting       ▓█
      ███▓ experiences will occur in the transitions       ▓█
      ███▓ between sleeping and waking, and later when you ▓█
      ███▓ are dreaming. Stage 1, non-REM sleep is the     ▓█
      ███▓ transitional stage of sleep, when you are still ▓█
      ███▓ partly conscious of your environment. This      ▓█
      ███▓ distinguishes it from Rapid Eye Movement sleep  ▓█
      ███▓ (REM), when you have the most coherent dreams.  ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ During the transitions into Stage 1 sleep, you  ▓█
      ███▓ might have dreamlike thoughts and visions       ▓█
      ███▓ called hypnogogic images. Hypnogogic images are ▓█
      ███▓ often less organized than true dreams, and      ▓█
      ███▓ often come blended with a semi-awareness of     ▓█
      ███▓ your environment. If you pass from this stage   ▓█
      ███▓ into a deeper sleep, you will not remember      ▓█
      ███▓ these images and thoughts. But if you can       ▓█
      ███▓ linger at the edge, slipping in and out of      ▓█
      ███▓ stage 1 sleep, you can ride along the edge of   ▓█
      ███▓ your own awareness. You can use the music as a  ▓█
      ███▓ focal point to hold yourself right at the brink ▓█
      ███▓ of sleep, to help you maintain this hypnogogic  ▓█
      ███▓ state like a surfer uses gravity to stay on the ▓█
      ███▓ leading edge of a wave. During these hypnogogic ▓█
      ███▓ experiences, you might find that the sonic      ▓█
      ███▓ environment triggers dreamlike hallucinations,  ▓█
      ███▓ evoking fragile new mental landscapes.          ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ You might also remember more dreams while       ▓█
      ███▓ sleeping with Somnium, and they might be more   ▓█
      ███▓ vivid and intense. The reasons for this again   ▓█
      ███▓ relate to the activated environment. In order   ▓█
      ███▓ to remember a dream, you must wake up from it.  ▓█
      ███▓ The more you pay attention upon awakening, the  ▓█
      ███▓ more you will remember and the more vivid the   ▓█
      ███▓ memories will be.                               ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ One of the more interesting dream experiences   ▓█
      ███▓ you might encounter is lucid dreaming - when    ▓█
      ███▓ you become aware that you are dreaming while    ▓█
      ███▓ still in the dream. Once you become aware that  ▓█
      ███▓ you are dreaming, you can affect the action     ▓█
      ███▓ within your dream, letting you explore the      ▓█
      ███▓ dream world actively rather than as a passive   ▓█
      ███▓ observer. Lucid dreaming becomes possible when  ▓█
      ███▓ you pay attention to the signs that you are     ▓█
      ███▓ dreaming, when you attend to your conscious     ▓█
      ███▓ processes. You may find that the activating     ▓█
      ███▓ nature of the Somnium environment can help you  ▓█
      ███▓ to pay closer attention to your mental states,  ▓█
      ███▓ and may even help you have a lucid dream.       ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ For some people, more intense dreams can become ▓█
      ███▓ unpleasant, due in part to negative             ▓█
      ███▓ expectations and mental habit. Self-awareness,  ▓█
      ███▓ and lucid dreaming in particular, can help      ▓█
      ███▓ overcome some of these habitual reactions. When ▓█
      ███▓ you dream, your mind is trying to interpret     ▓█
      ███▓ current physiological and environmental         ▓█
      ███▓ conditions, and these interpretations can       ▓█
      ███▓ become incorporated into dream content. If your ▓█
      ███▓ body starts to generate more energy or tension, ▓█
      ███▓ the brain can interpret this arousal as fear,   ▓█
      ███▓ and the night's dreams might develop some dark  ▓█
      ███▓ overtones. However, the brain can also          ▓█
      ███▓ interpret arousal as mystical ecstasy, joy or   ▓█
      ███▓ sexual energy. All of these feelings are        ▓█
      ███▓ closely related in the body, and they relate    ▓█
      ███▓ closely to past experiences, expectations and   ▓█
      ███▓ environmental cues. The music on Somnium does   ▓█
      ███▓ not intentionally evoke any specific images,    ▓█
      ███▓ light or dark, but rather hangs in an           ▓█
      ███▓ indistinct place which you can interpret in     ▓█
      ███▓ many ways, like the ink-blots of a Rorschach    ▓█
      ███▓ test.                                           ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ The dream journey resembles a shaman's journey, ▓█
      ███▓ in that shamans know that they carry with them  ▓█
      ███▓ their own expectations when they enter their    ▓█
      ███▓ spirit world. Likewise, your past and your      ▓█
      ███▓ preconceptions will influence your dreams,      ▓█
      ███▓ along with your current environment. Throughout ▓█
      ███▓ Somnium, the music gets quite deep, it explores ▓█
      ███▓ the shadows. The music is also quite gentle. If ▓█
      ███▓ you open yourself up to the possibility of      ▓█
      ███▓ intense experience, you can explore your mental ▓█
      ███▓ states with an open mind. Even the shadows      ▓█
      ███▓ contain useful information. The more you pay    ▓█
      ███▓ attention, the more you might find.             ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ Technical Notes:                                ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ We chose the DVD-V format for Somnium because   ▓█
      ███▓ it is the only widespread format (so far) that  ▓█
      ███▓ holds enough information to play seven hours of ▓█
      ███▓ high quality audio. We did have to make a few   ▓█
      ███▓ compromises, however, to fit this music on the  ▓█
      ███▓ disk. You may notice that you cannot            ▓█
      ███▓ fast-forward or rewind through each audio       ▓█
      ███▓ segment. You can only skip to the start points. ▓█
      ███▓ This is because the DVD-V format requires video ▓█
      ███▓ frames for navigation, and in order to fit      ▓█
      ███▓ seven hours of video on the disk, we would have ▓█
      ███▓ to compress the audio. We found the compression ▓█
      ███▓ artifacts to be unacceptable, so we left the    ▓█
      ███▓ audio at the highest possible resolution and    ▓█
      ███▓ omitted the navigation. Even with no video      ▓█
      ███▓ track, we still had to compress one section     ▓█
      ███▓ with Dolby AC3 to fit everything on the disk.   ▓█
      ███▓ We chose Part 2 because its audio content       ▓█
      ███▓ suffered least from compression artifacts, and  ▓█
      ███▓ we used the highest quality (2:1) AC3           ▓█
      ███▓ compression rate to compress that segment of    ▓█
      ███▓ Somnium.                                        ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ For more information visit                      ▓█
      ███▓                                                 ▓█
      ███▓ http://www.robertrich.com/                      ▓█
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01_robert_rich-part_i-amrc.mp3202,22 MB
02_robert_rich-part_ii-amrc.mp3105,16 MB
03_robert_rich-part_iii-amrc.mp3193,95 MB