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Resonance: The Echoes Living Room Concerts, Volume 13 To celebrate the release of Resonance: The Echoes Living Room Concerts, Volume 13, we're listening to some of the complete concerts that we drew upon for the latest CD in our series. ~Kimberly Haas |
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Vanguard electronica artist plugs in ancient instruments live BT is best known as a denizen of techno-trance as well as his soundtracks for films like Monster. His album, This Binary Universe, shredded the envelope of ambient music and was Echoes #1 Essential CD for 2006. We caught up with BT on tour where he and his band sat down for an Echoes concert that included throbbing electronic rhythms, mutated hurdy-gurdy and electric bowed psaltery. |
Joan Jeanrenaud A stormy duet for piano and cello Michael Halaas is a journeyman pianist with several CDs of solo piano. But this isn't your average meditative, new age keyboardist. He's been called a cross between Metallica and Pink Floyd. In a San Rafael living room, Halaas is joined by cellist Joan Jeanrenaud, a name familiar to fans of the Kronos Quartet. Together they create the dramatic structures from their CD, The Lucidity Project, live. |
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TONY MCMANUS Scottish finger-style filigree 
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Tony McManus is a ferociously good finger-style guitarist. He's one of those players who sends circles spinning around your head while making it all look easy. He returns to the Echoes living room to play some new music and tell some tales live. listen>> |
Most electronic music these days consists of one musician staring into a laptop computer and occasionally holding down a few keys on a synthesizer. David Fulton and Giles Reaves, however, are performing electronic musicians who augment their laptops with multiple keyboards and a drummer to realize the sonic textures of their debut album, The Range. They plug into the Echoes living room to play live. listen>> |
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