ROBERT CROUCH

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Title
Organs
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ArtistROBERT CROUCH
TitelOrgans
FormatCD
LabelDragon's Eye Recordings
CountryUSA
Cat.-No.der011
The three works comprising Organs were selected and edited from a year of recordings developed in collaboration with choreographer and artist Julie Tolentino in 2014. Three separate projects were documented through audio recordings of performances and rehearsals, as well as related field recordings. Each piece recalls a matrix of encounters between a specific body (or bodies) within a unique context, conducting and responding to sounds, both electronic and organic. The interplay of the soft tissue, sinew, bone and blood of the body-organ, pushing against/within/outside the sustained tones and synthetic expressions of the techno-organ. Each organ exists simultaneously alienated from, and an extension of, the other. Somniloquy was constructed using a recording of Tolentino "playing" the broken organ in preparation for the performance Process(ion)X at the Church of the Epiphany. The eyes of fire is based on a recording from Drive Your Cart And Plow Over The Bones Of The Dead, a nine hour performance with Julie Tolentino, Stosh Fila, and Robert Crouch at the San Francisco Art Institute, curated by Tania Hammidi. The Propaganda of History was developed from a series of recordings made during rehearsal sessions with Tolentino and Mark Steger, with additional field recordings of Fourth of July fireworks from Madison, Wisconsin. (label info)
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