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irmin schmidt & bruno spoerri -- rapido de noir (last train to eternity)

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A-T-3 338 Computer Selection

A Home Computer on the cover of a conservative US magazine

Home computers were doing great business and in the run up to the Christmas of 1983 companies are anticipating a bonanza. 1983 was the year home-micro ownership in the UK far surpassed the US and elsewhere around the world. Britain is still the world's third largest producer of video games despite many of its leading figures moving to America or Japan in the 1990s and early 2000s with half the world's most profitable games franchises originating here. Many decent computer documentaries come out of the UK like the From Bedrooms To Billions series

Back to 1983 and computers were in music studios, arcade games had hit their peak, and the space shuttle Challenger had made its maiden flight. Computers they were part of the cultural zeitgeist and so referred to in many many songs

Jean-Luc Ponty – Computer Incantations For World Peace terrific piece of music and the title of a great compilation series on Jazzanova's Sonar Kollektiv label

King Sunny Ade & His African Beats - Synchro System the title track from King Sunny Ade's second western release

Data 3 - Who's That? (Instrumental) - digital reggae hasn't got to Jamaica yet but in Canada

Sauveur Mallia - New Wave Sequence French library music from the Tele Music album Automation Volume 2

Robert Palmer - You Are In My System cover of The System's US hit. Palmer will have major success with his cover of Cherrelle's 1983 classic I Didn't Mean To Turn You On in 1985

Casco – Cybernetic Love (Instrumental) by Italian Dj/Producer Salvatore Cusato and the House Of Music team

Osé - Computer Funk debut release from American electro group

Eberhard Schoener - Systeme German prog composer and a track fro his album Spurensicherung

R.E.M. - Computer Communication italo track that uses a Speak & Spell for the electronic voices

Bruno Spoerri, Betha Sarasin - Frangen An Den Computer another from the German avant-garde

Other notable computer related tracks from 1983 are J. M. Band – Computer Monkey, Starr's Computer Band – Computer Rock Control, Data-Bank-A – Spiritus Sanctus, Alexander Robotnick – Computer Sourire, R.E.K. – Computer Haben Herzschmerz

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Bruno Spoerri e Gabriel Shiltknecht a Indica Mad 2023 Scattata per @progetto.bao #surrealsoundfestival #indicamad #indicamad2023 #indicasurrealsoundfestival #artiperformative #capitaledellacultura #bgbs2023 #capitaledellacultura2023 #musicaelettronica #experimentalmusic #noisemusic #performanceart #contemporarydance #teatrocontemporaneo #videofestival #festivalvideo #performingarts #performingart (presso MO.CA - MorettoCavour) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co7S-2NNhng/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Bruno Spoerri & Julian Sartorius @ Le Singe

Bruno Spoerri & Julian Sartorius @ Le Singe

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Bruno Spoerri – Les Electroniciens

Partners In Crime ‎– VI 001/CD. The Mood Mosaic 10 - Retro Active – Compilation.

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Bruno Spoerri - Der Würger vom Tower 2 (Oxfords On Oxford Street)

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Immaginazione aurea

Artisti-orafi e orafi-artisti in Italia nel secondo Novecento

Catalogo a cura di Enrico Crispolti

SilvanaEditoriale, Cinisello Balsamo 2001,176 pagine, 300 ill.colori,  23x28 cm., ISBN  9788882153014

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Opere di: Carla Accardi, Afro, Getulio Alviani, Mario Ballocco, Renato Barisani, Aldo Calò, Carmelo Cappello, Eugenio Carmi, Pietro Cascella, Alik Cavaliere, Mario Ceroli, Bruno Ceccobelli, Riccardo Dalisi, Lucio Fontana, Omar Galliani, Lorenzo Guerrini, Edgardo Mannucci, Eliseo Mattiacci, Fausto Melotti, Bruno Munari, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Giò Pomodoro, Mimmo Rotella, Emilio Scanavino, Ettore Sottsass jr., Daniel Spoerri, Mauro Staccioli, Vladimiro Tulli, Giulio Turcato, Giuseppe Uncini, Luigi Veronesi e molti altri.

Attraverso la ricostruzione dell'attività dell'oreficeria italiana nella seconda metà del XX secolo, il volume mira a rompere l'usuale schema bipartito di artisti-orafi e orafi-artisti, istituendo un confronto aperto e paritetico tra le opere d'oreficeria realizzate da artisti plastici oppure da artigiani orafi. I più interessanti maestri della scultura contemporanea e dell'oreficeria in Italia, presentano le forme loro suggerite dall'immaginazione e dalla fantasia, nelle prezione materie dell'oro e dell'argento. Nel lavoro sull'oro (ma in realtà è in gioco una vasta gamma di materiali), ciascuno riversa le proprie esperienze e le proprie sperimentazioni: per l'artista l'impegno nell'oreficeria non è mai un trasferimento di ricerche già elaborate, ma l'occasione di una nuova e affascinante avventura espressiva; per l'orafo si tratta di portare intenzionalmente la propria realizzazione a un livello di elaborazione di valenza anche plastica.

02/06/22

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VISIONÄRE SCHWEIZ (Aloïse (Aloïse Corbaz), Esther Altorfer, Adolphe Appia, Karl Ballmer, Karl Bickel, Arnold Böcklin, Christian Boltanski, Johann Michael Bossard, Gilbert Clavel, Max Daetwyler, Martin Disler, Henry Dunant, Niklaus von Flüe, Johann Heinrich Füssli, Alberto Giacometti, Augusto Giacometti, Werner Hertig, Ferdinand Hodler, Franz Huemer, Ettore Jelmorini, Paul Klee, Emma Kunz, Richard Paul Lohse, Bernhard Luginbühl, Ingeborg Lüscher, Annemarie von Matt, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Otto Meyer-Amden, Heinrich Anton Müller, Robert Müller, Auguste de Niederhäusern-Rodo, Hermann Obrist, Meret Oppenheim, Walter Peter, Markus Raetz, Dieter Roth, Ernst Georg Rüegg, Armand Schulthess, Louis Soutter, Daniel Spoerri, Walter Arnold Steffen, Robert Strübin, Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Jean Tinguely, Niele Toroni, Albert Trachsel, Félix Vallotton, Ben Vautier, Bruno Weber, Ilse Weber, Walter Kurt Wiemken, Eva Wipf, Caspar Wolf, Adolf Wölfli) A cura di Harald Szeemann Testi di Harald Szeemann, Theo Kneubühler, Aurel Schmidt. Verlag Sauerländer Aarau, 1991. ISBN 978-3-7941-3437-0 https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck0lCnno1v_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Magog

Magog

@ 1976 W Germany Pressing

*****

Magog was the brainchild of trumpeter Hans Kennel, who made a name for himself in the 1960s as a hard-bop king of the Swiss jazz scene. After earning his chops with the likes of fellow countryman Bruno Spoerri and American bassist Oscar Pettiford, he continued to work with other brilliant outliers, including Mal Waldron, George Gruntz, and Pierre Favre. The band documented here arose in the mid-seventies and was something of a stepping-stone as he grew into his own as a purveyor of “New Alpine Music” (including an alphorn quartet outfit called Mytha), combining now the traditional music of his ancestors with modern jazz idioms.

As it stands, this self-titled album from the short-lived Magog is a worthy JAPO outing. There is plenty to admire in the sounds forged by Kennel and his cohorts. Reedman Andy Scherrer, trombonist Paul Haag, pianist Klaus Koenig, bassist Peter Frei, and drummer Peter Schmidlin round out a sometimes-formidable sextet in this program of as many cuts. Haag pens opener “Lock.” It’s the album’s weakest, building a loose groove from base (read: bass) elements to Kennel’s breezy adlibbing. Despite the pleasant jam aesthetic, it feels like a studio warm-up in comparison to the sprawling entity that is Scherrer’s “Gogam.” This bubbling spring promises stronger themes and realizes them with a tuck and a roll into swinging traction. The big-band-on-a-shoestring sound achieved here is remarkable, as is the steamy action between the composer and the rhythm section.

Koenig counters with two. Haag’s trombone is a prominent voice in “Rhoades,” threading the piano’s claustrophobic maze of needles with ease. This and Kennel’s visceral squeals, not to mention the sleepwalking bass solo, make for some inspiring journeying toward the final pop. “Der Bachstelzer” finds Koenig plugged in, providing somber introductory remarks to the smoothly paced excursion that ensues. More inspired, erratic brushwork from Kennel (whose musicianship stands a head above the others) and lithe sopranism from Scherrer lay a rough yet fluid track. The group really hits its stride, however, in the closing tunes from Kennel. Between the hauntingly atmospheric beginnings of “Summervogel,” replete with ancestral ululations, and the solid groove of “New Samba,” there is much to warrant return fare.

Magog doesn’t seem to have been afraid to test the waters on tape. Their honesty is apparent throughout and makes for a transparent listening experience. The group flicks through dreams like a Rolodex, working fingers to the bone in search of closure. Although said closure never quite materializes, it leaves us free to interpret the sounds however we choose.

ECM Review

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Bruno Spoerri e Gabriel Shiltknecht a Indica Mad 2023 Scattata per @progetto.bao #surrealsoundfestival #indicamad #indicamad2023 #indicasurrealsoundfestival #artiperformative #capitaledellacultura #bgbs2023 #capitaledellacultura2023 #musicaelettronica #experimentalmusic #noisemusic #performanceart #contemporarydance #teatrocontemporaneo #videofestival #festivalvideo #performingarts #performingart (presso MO.CA - MorettoCavour) https://www.instagram.com/p/CorqSfzNY8S/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Udo Matthias drums - Regenwurmorchester Hör-CD für Kinder und...

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Auramics music airing tonight on UK's Sine FM at 8pm (GMT). 🖤 Cheers Julius! #Auramics

"Episode 21 coming at you with Library funk,Afro madness, synthy biznis,Turkish psych, prog and Spoken Word. Featuring Bruno Spoerri, Auramics, Enoch Light, Gökçen Kaynatan, Stark Reality, and new and recent releases from Loka, Jeffrey Siedler(Buried Treasure) and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard….Gasp!

Continuous Play Episode 21 airs tonight on Sine FM radio at 8pm (UK Time) Julius Vanderbilt pilots the off-beat Radio show ‘Continuous Play’ into regions unknown tonight on Sine FM radio at 8pm (UK Time) http://sinefm.com/"

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Song Of The Day: Bruno Spoerri, "Hymn Of Taurus (Taurus Is Calling You)" When is the future not the future? When it's 1970s Italian progressive music, that's when! Bruno Spoerri…