Helena Gough - With What Remains flac album

Written-By, Composed By, Recorded By, Producer – Helena Gough. Taken apart, put together, composed and produced at home, Birmingham. Mastered at D&M, Berlin. Published by Entr'acte, 2007.

Helena Gough’s debut album consists of seven soundworks, conceived as spaces to enter. Within these spaces sounds are born, then evolve, disintegrate and sometimes die. Each is created using a minimum of raw material, usually derived from recordings of small sounds and domestic noises. This material is pulled apart until its roots are severed and it becomes free from its original ties. Efforts are made to find a balance between spontaneity and precision

Seconds from Silence. On the Verge of Redundance.

On this page you can not listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. All materials are provided for educational purposes. Released at: This album was released on the label Entr'acte (catalog number E38). This album was released in 2008 year. UK. Format of the release is. CD, Album. The album included the following session artists: Mastered By. Rashad Becker. Recorded By. Helena Gough.

Helena" was released to radio on March 8, 2005. The single has become a moderately-selling hit, both in the US and internationally.

Helena Gough is an English composer based in Berlin. Initially trained in violin and composition at the Royal Academy of Music, Junior Academy, Helena Gough went on to complete a BMus at Birmingham University. As a solo laptop player, she presents music intended for dark spaces involving multi-layered improvisation of sound materials creating a unique environment for each event. Knot Invariants, where Gough engages with the sounds made by the cello, is her third album and the result of a joint commission by Sound and Music and the Electronic Music Studio (EMS) in Stockholm, Sweden. To create the five pieces she took source recordings of two cellists, Anthea Caddy and Anton Lukoszevieze, before disappearing into the studio to knead, tear, manipulate and reform the raw material into music. About this Contributor.