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Eli Keszler 'Cold Pin I' (PAN 21)

•PAN• on October 24, 2011 18:15

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    Tags: Eli Keszler Red Horse Reuben Son Geoff Mullen Ashley Paul Greg Kelley Cold Pin Experimental Percussion music concrete improvisation free form Han Bennink Milford Graves ESP-Disk rel records sound installation Bill Fontana sound art sound sculpture Jean Tinguely Paul Panhuysen Ellen Fullman Harry Bertoia Terry Fox Benjamin Nelson Eli Keszler

    'Cold Pin' LP, 2011

    Eli Keszler: drums, crotales, installation and guitar
    Geoff Mullen: guitar
    Ashley Paul: clarinet, guitar, greenbox
    Greg Kelley: trumpet
    Reuben Son: bassoon
    Benjamin Nelson: cello

    Cold PIn is both a composition and stand alone installation, 14 strings ranging in length from 25 to 3 feet are strung across a 15 x 40 curved wall, with motors attacking the strings, connected by micro-controllers, pick-ups and rca cable, recorded in Boston's historic Cyclorama, a massive dome built to house the Cyclorama of the Battle of Gettysburg painting in 1884.

    PAN 21
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