Twenty-Two Miniatures For Two Basses
by David de la Haye
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Digital Album
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The Hermit
02:19
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The Star
01:45
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3. |
The Tower
02:36
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The Fool
01:28
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5. |
Justice
02:56
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Temperance
01:31
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The Lovers
01:55
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The Magician
02:20
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9. |
The World
01:26
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10. |
The Wheel Of Fortune
02:01
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11. |
The High Priestess
03:59
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12. |
The High Priest
02:50
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The Chariot
01:23
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14. |
The Moon
02:14
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The Devil
01:51
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16. |
Strength
01:30
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17. |
The Empress
03:16
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18. |
The Emperor
02:43
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19. |
The Hanging Man
01:47
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20. |
Death
02:55
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21. |
Judgement
01:41
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22. |
The Sun
02:41
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about
In memory of my Dad, Charles de la Haye (1952-2007).
This music began life as text by author Jeff Noon. His fictional Cobralingus Engine uses electronic music processes to transform words. I transcribed these words back into music, each sentence interpreted as an instrumental line and each paragraph creating a sprawling, modal polyphony.
The project began as a composition for two pianos, stemming from my interest in Glitch Music; finding a way to misuse a system for creative reward.
Here, it is reduced to two electric basses, a cathartic process of distraction through the early stages of losing my father to cancer.
This music began life as text by author Jeff Noon. His fictional Cobralingus Engine uses electronic music processes to transform words. I transcribed these words back into music, each sentence interpreted as an instrumental line and each paragraph creating a sprawling, modal polyphony.
The project began as a composition for two pianos, stemming from my interest in Glitch Music; finding a way to misuse a system for creative reward.
Here, it is reduced to two electric basses, a cathartic process of distraction through the early stages of losing my father to cancer.
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released October 13, 2008
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David de la Haye Durham, UK
David is a field recordist, musician, creative research technician and producer.
When not
recording wildlife sounds for art installations or documentaries he tours internationally with Folk groups 'Monster Ceilidh Band' and 'Jez Lowe and the Bad Pennies'.
He lives in Durham where he focusses largely on exploring marine and freshwater environments through sound.
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