Inga Liljestrom presents 'Quiet Music for Quiet People'

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Inga Liljestrom presents 'Quiet Music for Quiet People'

Postby Dom » Thu Sep 07, 2006 3:39 pm

http://www.myspace.com/quietmusicforquietpeople

'quiet music for quiet people' is a completely improvised recording project. inga had long been thinking of this project, to improvise a stripped back desert inspired music that explored space and atmospheres conjuring the desert at night,the starry clear skies, the heat and sweat, and a romantic pining, where incidental sound textures such as paper shuffling, chair squeaks, and creaking floorboards played an equal role to the musical notes we played.

the project was recorded over two nights in august, in surry hills, sydney in a small one room studio. having never played together as a group before may have been exactly what this music needed, as there is a definite trepidation and anticipation at times, each player a little unstable in his steps, listening to what was being created as a whole.

the musicians set up in that one room- drums, cello, double bass. laptop, piano, glockenspiel, lap steel, and poetry books. the lights were turned out and the tape rolled....and this is the music that came of it.

there are flaws and weaknesses, all essential in this recipe. a broken-folk music that resounds frailty and unrequited love.

band members:
inga liljestrom-vocals
michael lira- double bass
john carr- pedal steel
alon ilsar- drums and incidental sounds
bob scott- samples and sound effects
heather stratfold- cello
andy hills- mood and recording us
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Re: Inga Liljestrom presents 'Quiet Music for Quiet People'

Postby Chantel » Thu Sep 07, 2006 3:43 pm

Dom wrote:band members:
inga liljestrom-vocals

michael lira- double bass

john carr- pedal steel

alon ilsar- drums and incidental sounds

bob scott- samples and sound effects
heather stratfold- cello
andy hills- mood and recording us


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Postby Hitman » Thu Sep 07, 2006 3:44 pm

That sounds fucking awesome.

Especially considering the involvment of Ilsar and Lira...

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Postby craigwardo » Thu Sep 07, 2006 4:05 pm

I feel like someone has vomited in my ears.
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Postby InAbsentia » Fri Sep 08, 2006 8:11 am

Pretty cool thanks for sharing the link.

Inga is awesome, Elk is one of my favourite albums. Michael Lira is pretty great too, I remember Sinema Fantasma at the Studio (supporting Inga actually), awesome stuff.
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