ONE TAKE TRICK - Gary Eugene and Marian van der Zon
This is the first sound art collaboration between Gary Eugene and Marian van der Zon. It began with a whistle and sounds were subsequently added, taking turns, and only using one take to keep the creative process active and spontaneous. The work began to be written within the realm of musical experience, but
with a desire to extend beyond any musical confines or expectations. Remember the exercise of shared storytelling? It began with this as a motivation and continues, endlessly looped. Sounds include: bongo drums, voice in many manifestations, bass guitar, banjo, and manipulations.
Length: 1:59minutes
Bio:
-Gary Eugene has been a musician and songwriter for over twenty years. He has played guitar, bass guitar, trumpet, and vocals in numerous bands and numerous genres, including: Gerald Fitzella (folk), The Remanes punk), Mickey Christ (punk), and 96 Tears (rock).
-Marian van der Zon is an artist working in audio art, music, sound documentary, and micro-radio. She has produced music, audio art, and radio pieces for sound festivals, artist run centres, art galleries, CBC Radio 1 and community radio. She is active in numerous bands, including Gerald Fitzella, playing slide banjo and singing. Her website is:
www.fidgetsoundword.com
Great piece Gary & Marian. When I listened to this, I felt as if I was roaming and grooving through the depths of a mystical jungle in the twilight...eerie & cool sounds!