2.5.06
Depois de “The Fissback Voyage”, disco de estreia de 2004, o duo francês de improvisação livre, Tlön 5, constituído por Eric Pailhé, saxofone tenor, e Johann Bourquenez, piano, gravou em Janeiro último “Live in Pau”, num antigo armazém frigorífico de um matadouro (Les Abattoirs) situado em Pau, França. O resultado foi agora publicado pela netlabel francesa eDogm, editora co-fundada pelos dois músicos com o objectivo de divulgar o seu e outros trabalhos de forma gratuita através da internet. Diferente de "The Fissback Voyage", em que o duo, além dos instrumentos acústicos, usava electrónica, cujas texturas e loops explorou com eficácia, esta nova edição do Tlön 5 opta pela via exclusivamente acústica, que procura apurar aprofundando os detalhes e contornos de uma colaboração que tem potencial para continuar a descobrir novos cruzamentos sonoros nascidos da interacção instantânea, ao vivo e em directo.
«After a few gigs, Eric Pailhé and Johann Bourquenez recorded in January 2004 their first Tlön 5 album, "The Fissback Voyage", and created a new personnal soundscape between free music and electronic music. Instead of producing it on a CD, they prefered to release it for free on internet. In August 2004, eDogm netlabel is online and propose to download "The Fissback Voyage" for free. Then, since August 2005, Tlön 5 began to look for saxophone and piano gigs, free forms and totally improvised concerts with no set list, no electronic stuff, to express the intensity of the moment that's happening. This new release on eDogm is a live recording of a concert in Pau, France, organised by the local label Relax-ay-voo in January 2006. One hour of tenor saxophone and piano free improvisation in a former cold-storage unit, exept on track 5 where Johann plays with the old metallic fridge which was still here».
posted by eduardo chagas
@ 2.5.06 «After a few gigs, Eric Pailhé and Johann Bourquenez recorded in January 2004 their first Tlön 5 album, "The Fissback Voyage", and created a new personnal soundscape between free music and electronic music. Instead of producing it on a CD, they prefered to release it for free on internet. In August 2004, eDogm netlabel is online and propose to download "The Fissback Voyage" for free. Then, since August 2005, Tlön 5 began to look for saxophone and piano gigs, free forms and totally improvised concerts with no set list, no electronic stuff, to express the intensity of the moment that's happening. This new release on eDogm is a live recording of a concert in Pau, France, organised by the local label Relax-ay-voo in January 2006. One hour of tenor saxophone and piano free improvisation in a former cold-storage unit, exept on track 5 where Johann plays with the old metallic fridge which was still here».
