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Part I _ Memory Room
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Part II _ Wilderness
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Part V _ Moment delight
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Ulises Labaronnie Buenos Aires, Argentina
Composer, performer & producer
An unique blend of influences leads him to develope a very personal style, out of
conventional frames.
He has made numerous albums, DVDs, as well as music for film, TV, theater, video games and scientific activities.
He directs the synthesis and performance chair at the Buenos Aires School of Music, and is a mentor to many young artists.
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Ulises Labaronnie recommends:
ARCHIVES I I_ MYKROTONALIA
by Ulises Labaronnie
The place for a large discography about the most experimental side of my work, including electroacustic, acousmatic, sequenced, microtonal, darkambient and things without any kind of label
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An absolutely world-class album in the realm of sequenced/synth space music. Think Berlin School, but more… layered, syncopated, and organic, maybe. There are layers of polyrhythms built up between sequenced synths, hand percussion, and what sounds like maybe mandolin, and they all amount to an absolutely beautiful, almost mystical atmosphere throughout. Recalling TD and JMJ on occasion, this album stands on the shoulders of giants without merely imitating them.
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Instructions for building an orange [CYD 0041]
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Amazing great music that waves in my brain and thoughts. Even inspiring for my new music. Emotional too ... Top level . Thank you Pabellon.
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