ARTURAS BUMŠTEINAS : Epiloghi

リトアニアの作曲家Arturas Bumteinasの2014年リリース。
"Epiloghi. Six Ways of Saying Zangtumbtumb" は、ルッソロのマニフェスト『Art of Noises』（1913年）、デカルトの哲学論文『情念論』1649年）、ヤコポ・ペーリのオペラ『ダフネ』（1598年）への複数のオマージュ作品です。
フォルテピアノやハープシコード、声の他、バロック劇場で使用されていた騒音発生装置を使用して、風、雷、雨、嵐などの音も出しています。
2013年のベストラジオアートプロダクションで「PalmaArsAcustica」Euroradio賞を受賞しました。
どちらも独特の世界です。
オススメ！！



Tracklist
Epiloghi. Six Ways Of Saying Zangtumbtumb
1 - Epilogue 1. Desire - Creaking, Crackling, Rustling 2:10
2 - Epilogue 2. Hate - Noises Obtained By Beating On Wood 3:06
3 - Epilogue 3. Love - Whispering, Muttering, Gurgling 6:02
4 - Epilogue 4. Sadness - Wails, Howls, Sobs 6:47
5 - Epilogue 5. Joy - Whistling, Hissing, Puffing 11:24
6 - Epilogue 6. Wonder - Roars, Thunders, Explosions 8:53
7 Night On The Sailship 22:28
Engineer [Recording] – Arturas Bumšteinas

Credits
Composed By – Arturas Bumšteinas
Design – Isabelle Vigier
Engineer [Recording] – Andreas Stoffels (tracks: 1 to 6)
Harpsichord, Fortepiano, Voice – Christine Kessler (tracks: 1 to 6)
Producer – Deutschlandradio Kultur (tracks: 1 to 6), Klangkunst (tracks: 1 to 6), Marcus Gammel (tracks: 1 to 6)
Sounds [Historic Theater Noise-machines And Stage Prop] – Arturas Bumšteinas, Christer Nilsson, Eimantas Ludavicius, John Kapenekas, Kati Schmidt, Per Simon Edström, Sofia Borg
Technician [Harpsichord Tuner] – Markus Fischinger (tracks: 1 to 6)
Voice [Voice Sample] – Filippo Tommaso Marinetti (tracks: 1 to 6)

Notes
Packaged in a gatefold card sleeve.
• "Epiloghi. Six Ways of Saying Zangtumbtumb" for historic theater noise machines and the sounds of stage machinery, harpsichords, fortepiano, female voice and archival recording of F.T. Marinetti's voice.
Theater noise-machines courtesy of: Drottningholm Palace Theater, Stockholm Music and Theater Museum, Arena Theater Institute, Stiftung Schloss Friedenstein Gotha, Eimantas Ludavicius studio.
Special thanks to: Elektronmusikstudion (EMS), Viktoria Tkaczyk, Oliver Sturm, Neele Hülcker, Luciano Chessa.
• "Night on the Sailship": commissioned by ZAM e.V. and Foundation 4.99, premiered as a multi-channel acousmatic composition at Avant Avant-Garde Festival 2013, Cologne.