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New release: Luís Antero & Darius Čiuta’s “Sound”
Crónica is proud to greet 2019 with its first release for the year, Luís Antero & Darius Čiuta’s “Sound”. This album is the outcome of an exploratory process that searched for a new sonic experience in digital form, created without resorting to conventional sources. It is the outcome of a dual process that expresses the […]
New release: Isabel Latorre & Edu Comelles’s “For Pauline”
Valencian accordionist and composer Isabel Latorre and sound artist Edu Comelles met in 2016 working on a third-party project. During that process Comelles recorded some samples of Isabel’s instrument. A few months later, before Pauline Oliveros passed away, Comelles commissioned Latorre a concert meant to be a free musical interpretation of Oliveros’s Deep Listening theories […]
Soon in Crónica: Isabel Latorre and Edu Comelles’s “For Pauline”
For Pauline by Isabel Latorre & Edu Comelles
New release: Tamtam’s “Rheingold”
Living for more than 20 years in Germany means to get in touch with its big myths and traditions. The Nibelung saga is one of the major ones, leading you back and forth to Richard Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen, one of which key-points being the treasure buried in the Rhine river. The starting points […]
Soon in Crónica: Tamtam’s “Rheingold”
Rheingold by Tamtam
Soon in Crónica: Tamtam’s “Rheingold”
Rheingold by Tamtam
New release: Síria’s “Cuspo”
It happened as if it had been unwittingly, but wanting it. It was the proposal to make a version of the song Gloria for a play, and to write and sing an original for another play, by the same author, that paved the way to the transformation of life episodes into texts to be sung. […]