Hauschka-Snowflakes_And_Car_Wrecks-(EP)-2009-DV8

Section
MP3/FLAC
Group
DV8
Size
50,62 MB
Files
7
Date
2009-01-27

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Artist:   Hauschka
Title:    Snowflakes & Car Wrecks
Label:    FatCat
Genre:    Avantgarde
Bitrate:  179kbit av.
Time:     00:39:39
Size:     53.07 mb
Rip Date: 2009-01-28
Str Date: 2009-02-23

1.  Ginsterweg                                           3:57
2.  Eisblume                                             6:53
3.  Wonder                                               3:57
4.  Tanz                                                 9:13
5.  Kindelsberg                                          3:02
6.  Hauberg                                              8:59
7.  Tagtraum                                             3:38

Release Notes:

On the heels of October's 'Ferndorf' album, Dusseldorf-based
pianist / composer Volker Bertelmann (aka Hauschka) kicks of
the new year with a beautiful extended EP of previously
unreleased material, all of which was recorded during the
'Ferndorf' sessions. Featuring seven new tracks (five on the
vinyl edition), the EP is a great follow-up to an album which
has continued to draw widespread critical acclaim.

Where previous albums comprised mostly solo recordings of
Hauschka's 'prepared' piano (with a few electronic and
instrumental overdubs), 'Ferndorf' was a far more expansive
and fully-realised album, with many of the tracks also
featuring a string duo, enabling an increased solidity and an
expanded, rousing dynamism. Still retaining the shivers and
tics (as by-products of) of the modified internal workings of
the piano - alongside some sweet electronic touches - these
are less central and instead what's foregrounded is the
melodic / rhythmic push and pull, and a development towards
more orchestrated music and notated compositions.

Having studied classical piano for ten years, Dusseldorf-based
pianist / composer Volker Bertelmann's work as Hauschka is
largely based upon a playful exploration of the possibilities
of the 'prepared' piano - an adventurous intervention into the
preconceived idea of the piano as a pure-toned, perfected
instrument simply waiting for a gifted virtuoso to play on it.
His resulting tracks are vivid, unconventional pieces made in
a spirit of playful research-enthusiasm.

Files

PathSize
01-hauschka-ginsterweg.mp35,40 MB
02-hauschka-eisblume.mp38,82 MB
03-hauschka-wonder.mp35,64 MB
04-hauschka-tanz.mp311,67 MB
05-hauschka-kindelsberg.mp33,74 MB
06-hauschka-hauberg.mp310,67 MB
07-hauschka-tagtraum.mp34,67 MB