This is a new recording of J.S. Bach’s Goldberg Variations, BWV 988. Recorded by Kimiko Ishizaka on a Bösendorfer 290 Imperial in the Teldex Studio, Berlin, produced by Anne-Marie Sylvestre, this recording is the first fan-funded, open source, and completely free recording ever produced. Every part of it is free for you to use, share, and copy. via Open Goldberg Variations Project
In Nordian mythology Paniks means eternal flame.
The music of Paniks is mostly authorial and it’s based upon the motives of Balkan traditional musical heritage.
The first album Etnotica was published in 2004 by Folk
Europa & X - Produkcio from Budapest.
Second album Paniks 2008 was published in 2008 by Fokus Foundation from Subotica.
From the very beginning, the group had many performances:
in Hungaria – on famous Festival of Music and Short Films – Mediawave, and in many other Hungarian cities; in Romania in Targu Mures – International Festival of Short Films; in Amsterdam on Ultmarkt Festival; in Munchen on Oktoberfest; in Paris – Banlieues Bleue – big jazz festival; on the famous Le village europeen des Nouvelles musiques traditionnelles – in Provansa; in Ljubljana- Slovenia on Trn – fest; on Sziget festival in Budapest; in Poland – XI Etno Festival – Spotkania Folkowe, and many others festivals and countries…
With a stark layer of minimal classicism piercing the veil of thought, Marcel Pequel echoes traces of sonic wizards such as John Cage while still remaining fresh and current.
an impressive pedigree of former and current projects – ohana, little a, the thaw, bare arms – bodes well for the future of this new sydney trio. given influences as disparate as Beyoncé to Snowman what is produced is sure to be danceable, thought-provoking and fresh.
Locust is Mark Van Hoen, producer of rhythmic electronic drift. Looped & time-stretched ghost bounce lovers take note— his material is brimming with an army of analog synths and sonic sorcery. (Daniel Blumin, WFMU 2012)
“Lucky Dragons” means any recorded or performed or installed or packaged or shared or suggested or imagined pieces made by Luke Fischbeck, Sarah Rara, and/or any sometimes collaborators who claim the name.the name “lucky dragons” is borrowed from a japanese fishing boat caught in the fallout of hydrogen bomb test at bikini atoll in the 1950’s. the crew stricken ill, and the boat itself contaminated, the “lucky dragon” became a crystalizing symbol for the previously diffuse worldwide anti-nuclear sentiment. eventually the boat was painted black, renamed the “dark falcon”, and put into reuse as a fishing vessel, until it was retired and disposed of on the man-made trash island “dream island”, where it remains today.lucky dragons are about the birthing of new and temporary creatures—equal-power situations in which audience members cooperate amongst themselves, building up fragile networks held together by such light things as skin contact, unfamiliar language, temporary logic, the spirit of celebration, and things that work but you don’t know why. There have been hundreds of these simple yet shifting and unpredictable instances—with audiences ranging from the intense intimacy of one person to the public spectacle of thousands of people. At the heart of it all is playing together—building up social collectivities, re-engaging the wonder and impossibility of technological presence. It sounds—and looks—like simple and ancient patterns coming together and falling apart in a sincere attempt to let wires and screens and words become clear and crystal.they keep a busy schedule of performances and visits and festivals and workshops and things, in the present, and in the past: the 2008 Whitney Biennial, NY’s PS1, the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the Philadelphia Institute for Contemporary Art, the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, Frankfurt’s Schirn Kunsthalle, Los Angeles’ The Smell, NY’s The Kitchen, The Smithsonian Institute’s Hirshorn Museum, Cooper Union, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, etc. Lucky dragons live in Los Angeles California and have recorded 19 albums which are all available for downloading.lucky dragons’ sister projects include “sumi ink club”—a weekly collaborative drawing society, and “glaciers of nice”—a small press and internet community.
Human needs are the needs arising from human nature and are a response to his existential dichtomy.There are five basic human needs: the need for coherence, the need to overcome the need for roots, the need for identity and the need for a framework of orientation and beliefs.
Two fundamentally different ways are possible to solve the problem of human existence, and that means the satisfaction of human needs:a regressive (ill, non-genuine) and progressive (sound, authentic). These two directionsare: first, to return to the level of animal existence, which is characterized by symbioticrelationships and narcissism (security), or others, to seek a new way of connecting with the world through love, creativity and reason, which implies reaching productive human existence.