Recordings of prepared piano, voice and objects of which most material previously unreleased.
Baudouin Oosterlynck (born 1946) works as a sound artist researching
the phenomena of hearing and listening. An autodidact, he has developed
over 200 sound works since the early 70's, along with 60 installations
and 50 "listening aids" that emphasize the relationship between silence
and sound, and has published books about sound and art. Oosterlynck
applies a variety of methodologies and concepts to his work, including
compositions with microscopic sound and field recordings, pieces for
voice from oddly traditional to peculiarly bizzare (especially
"Refuge"); percussive works with string or metallic sources; moody
abstract sound compositions; open narratives over drawn strings
environments (particularly "In Memoriam Collegi"); all of which are
beautifully recorded and rendered and sequenced in a way that makes this
a captivating listen. Oosterlynck has obsessively searched for outdoor
sources of sound, reportedly traveling over 15,000 km on foot and
bicycle throughout Europe in search of variations of silence. The works
on these 4 CDs, recorded between 1975-78, are primarily based around the
prepared piano, and utilize found objects, voice, and other unlikely
devices to create compelling sound environments and statements.
Exhibiting primarily in his native Belgium, this magnificent box is a
great introduction to the work of this intriguing artist, in sound,
words, and black & white photography.
- Baudouin Oosterlynck - 1975-1978 (2008) - 320 Kbps
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