piano by pete judge
Tracklist
1. | sluice | 1:35 |
2. | issio | 1:40 |
3. | blackthorn spring | 3:47 |
4. | gospel pass | 3:41 |
5. | frond 1 | 1:05 |
6. | skein | 2:57 |
7. | the sweet track | 2:02 |
8. | grey wethers | 4:17 |
9. | lichens | 2:38 |
10. | wingmore | 3:04 |
11. | wavering down | 4:03 |
12. | frond 2 | 1:13 |
13. | dayligone | 2:01 |
14. | noctule | 2:45 |
15. | the good dark of this room | 2:07 |
Credits
released January 7, 2019
most of the tunes here were originally written for the band three cane whale, and so would not exist without the inspiration of my 3CW fellows, alex vann & paul bradley. These versions are the bare bones of, the monochrome templates for, 3CW's multi-instrumental full-colour renderings
music from this album features in adam laity's "a short film about ice" (winner of 'best short film' at belgrade greenfest 2020 and 'best climate emergency film' at the ahrc research in film awards 2020). 'sluice' was used in the cinema trailer for the 2022 feature film "long way back' (dir. brett harvey). 'gospel pass' was arranged for saxophone and string quartet by sophie stockham, and performed in st george's bristol in september 2022
"will appeal to anyone who loves Satie, Michael Nyman, Cornelius Cardew, any intimate contemplative piano music" (Sarah Walker, BBC Radio 3's Sunday Morning)
"rather lovely and rather soothing" (Stuart Maconie, BBC 6Music's Freak Zone)
"how gorgeous is that!" (BBC Introducing)
"demonstrates significant strengths as a composer...this album of instrumental miniatures is rich with whimsical melodies" (MU magazine)
most of the tunes here were originally written for the band three cane whale, and so would not exist without the inspiration of my 3CW fellows, alex vann & paul bradley. These versions are the bare bones of, the monochrome templates for, 3CW's multi-instrumental full-colour renderings
music from this album features in adam laity's "a short film about ice" (winner of 'best short film' at belgrade greenfest 2020 and 'best climate emergency film' at the ahrc research in film awards 2020). 'sluice' was used in the cinema trailer for the 2022 feature film "long way back' (dir. brett harvey). 'gospel pass' was arranged for saxophone and string quartet by sophie stockham, and performed in st george's bristol in september 2022
"will appeal to anyone who loves Satie, Michael Nyman, Cornelius Cardew, any intimate contemplative piano music" (Sarah Walker, BBC Radio 3's Sunday Morning)
"rather lovely and rather soothing" (Stuart Maconie, BBC 6Music's Freak Zone)
"how gorgeous is that!" (BBC Introducing)
"demonstrates significant strengths as a composer...this album of instrumental miniatures is rich with whimsical melodies" (MU magazine)