Valentines
by Jason Kahn & Phil Julian
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Valentines I
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Valentines II
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Valentines III
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about
Jason Kahn - Analogue modular synthesiser,
mixing board, radio
Phil Julian - Analogue modular synthesiser, computer
Recorded at Goldsmiths University of London by John Macedo, 14th February 2012.
“Valentines” documents the first duo meeting between Kahn and Julian, recorded during Kahn's tour of the UK in 2012.
The initial idea was to meet and hopefully generate audio material that could then be used later as the basis for a composition. It seemed apparent that the three improvised pieces that makes up “Valentines” stood up well on their own merits without the need for further embellishment.
The session was recorded by John Macedo, who also conducted an interview with the pair about their approaches to recording and performing. A link to this is included on a card insert with the release.
No overdubs, edited for length only.
mixing board, radio
Phil Julian - Analogue modular synthesiser, computer
Recorded at Goldsmiths University of London by John Macedo, 14th February 2012.
“Valentines” documents the first duo meeting between Kahn and Julian, recorded during Kahn's tour of the UK in 2012.
The initial idea was to meet and hopefully generate audio material that could then be used later as the basis for a composition. It seemed apparent that the three improvised pieces that makes up “Valentines” stood up well on their own merits without the need for further embellishment.
The session was recorded by John Macedo, who also conducted an interview with the pair about their approaches to recording and performing. A link to this is included on a card insert with the release.
No overdubs, edited for length only.
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released May 23, 2020
The Confront Collectors Series issued one hundred albums between 2004 and 2019. This recording was ccs 35.
If you prefer physical product, the CD edition is available to order here; www.confrontrecordings.com/jason-kahn-phil-julian-valentines
The Confront Collectors Series issued one hundred albums between 2004 and 2019. This recording was ccs 35.
If you prefer physical product, the CD edition is available to order here; www.confrontrecordings.com/jason-kahn-phil-julian-valentines
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