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A rehearsal of my composition Gogokokoroko

Posted by Gisbert Schürig on June 23, 2010 at 0:00

A rehearsal of my composition Gogokokoroko, the looper of Ableton live substitutes the other singers. It´s not as lively but you get an impression of the sound. I´m looking forward to doing this with three singers and drums and percussion next week.


Another rehearsal of Mascara, this time combining the solo version and the choir version. Ableton live´s looper substitutes the other singers. I´m looking forward to doing this with three singers and drums and percussion next week!
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das KONZERT IN PICHL BEI WELS

Posted by Julia Renöckl on June 13, 2010 at 22:40
am Samstag, den 12.6.2010 verlief wunderbar. Die kleine, aber feine spätgotische Kirche bei Kerzenlicht war fast ganz voll, wir fühlten uns wohl und das Publikum war begeistert.Danke an das Kulturcafé Pichl für die gute Organisation und die nette Einladung!
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Mascara with two Kargyraa voices

Posted by Gisbert Schürig on June 13, 2010 at 22:27
This is the first step to building a "Kargyraa Krew" to sing the compositions of my "Fake African Memories". Martin Pässler is doing a fascinatingly deep bass figure while I am singing two melody parts, which will be sung simultaniously as soon as we are three singers - Kolja Simon will join us soon.Anyone who is interested in collaborating on this project, please contact me!
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Polyrhythmic rehearsals

Posted by Gisbert Schürig on June 11, 2010 at 2:06
Since I´ve fallen in love with the tension of polyrhythmic ambiguity I was looking forward to performing my compositions from the"Fake African Memories" with more than one drummer/percussionist. I am happy that this has finally happened and turned out to be just as great as I imagined it to be.This version of Mascara is taken from the first rehearsal with Peter Halves on percussion and Florian Dietz on drums, it´s the first time the two play together. I wanted the rhythmic feel to be shifting between a 12/8 and a 4/4 and I think it works out fine.Another composition of the "Fake African Memories", Transit:
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