Ros Bandt - Improvisations In Acoustic Chambers flac album

Trombone – Ros Bandt (tracks: A2). Voice – John Griffiths (5) (tracks: B3), Ros Bandt (tracks: A3, A6, B1, B3). Notes. Side A recorded inside a water storage tank on June 22nd 1979 at Kardella farm near Korrumburra, Gippsland, Victoria using Sennheiser binaural microphones on a dummy head and a Nagra 1VS. The tank itself is also played and recorded along with the sounds of the environment

She has curated many sound performances, exhibitions and events. Her original works are recorded on New Albion Records (USA), Move Records (Melbourne), EMI/ABC, and Wergo (Germany).

Bandt was born in Geelong, Victoria. 1981 Improvisations in Acoustic Chambers Tank Pieces and Silo Pieces Move records MS 3035, MC 3035. 1982 Soft and Fragile: Music in Glass and Clay Move Records MS 3045, MC 3045.

Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution, or BOTAR, is a musical collective including influences from ska, punk, classical, and eastern European music, entirely in an acoustic format including classically trained musicians

Ros Bandt is a pioneering international Australian sound artist, composer, scholar who has devoted her life to unique soundings of acoustic spaces, deserts, heritage buildings, and waterways. Over half her work has been in environmental water care issues. In 2010 -2011 she lived in Greece and Turkey where she composed the international electro-acoustic symphony Medusa Dreaming for the Yerebatan Sarayi, the underground 5th century water cistern in Istanbul

Improvisations In Acoustic Chambers.

These include Improvisations in Acoustic Chambers, 1981, and Soft and Fragile: Music in Glass and Clay, 1982. Johnson’s Map of Australia.