[ GUNST ]

untitled / o.t.
radia #194 + radia #54

[pls. scroll down for english version]

zwei stücke ohne titel.
eine geschichte. ein konzert.
der erste teil erzählt von ricardo reis.
der zweite gespielt von fabrice cesario.

credits und hintergrundinformationen: siehe unten

[english]

two untitled shows
a story. and a concert.

the first part told by ricardo reis.

"Ponto de Escuta – There is a tommy pilot in the end.
Another collage of stories with something beneath…" [R.R.]

the second part played by fabrice cesario.

"My music happens at the very moment I'm making it. What you can perceive in this radio program is not exactly the music I made: it is an 'écorché' (a cutaway – litterally 'skinned' in French) in the same way you won't see life on anatomy boards." [F.C.]

The sound material for this program was recorded during 3 impro sessions where program maker Fabrice Cesario (multi-effects, radio, tape, whistling tube and solo analog synthesizer) invited other fellows. At first he played with Olivier Maurel (cello, multi-effects, FM and HF radio). Then joined Andy Bolus (homemade audioswitch) and Erik Minkkinen (pitched voice, 80's electronic drum) – this 4-person band was named 'Phantom Power' for this occasion (Andy insisted). The last session was a set by 'Olga Tüdjnik': a duet with Eva Jacobi (voice, toys and sound files). The program is a result of an editing of this material (recorded at each time on multi-tracks) with parsimonious addition of Fabrice's solo performances.

Fabrice Cesario attempts to free music from the word 'free' – that has been a label among others which format and level music. He wants to put weight on the other scale of the machine. [E.N.]

credits
miss.gunst would like to thank the following artists and sound collectors:
jovica for the space machine, corsica s for some beautiful radiator sounds;
ricardo reis from radio zero, lissabon, for telling a story in sound;
fabrice cesario from radio grenouille, marseille, for giving a concert;
as well as radia.fm radio art network for being a crowd of incredibly creative partners.