.::[ European Primitive Guitar (1974-1987) ]::.





Artiste : Various Artists
Durée : 01:09:33
Paru le : 26/01/2024 chez NTS
Nombre de disque : 1 disques - 16 pistes
Label : NTS
Genres : Pop




 
  1  Conte Xinés  Albert Giménez  00:05:32  
  2  Time Will Say Nothing But I Told You So  John Lawson  00:01:58  
  3  Il Ritorno Dell'Enola Gay  Robert Menabo  00:04:16  
  4  Aquarium  Dominique  00:04:40  
  5  Zen & The Stone Game  Maurizio Angeletti  00:03:48  
  6  Could Be Nice Too  Hans Reichel  00:05:29  
  7  Dai Vetri  Mickeranno  00:02:39  
  8  Pas De Deux  Axel Schultheiss  00:02:44  
  9  Two Rainbows  Norman Teeling  00:03:22  
  10  Krog Na Vodi  Bojan Drobez  00:04:45  
  11  Blue Winter  Gereon Piller & Gerhard Krause  00:05:29  
  12  Second Love  Peter Finger  00:02:39  
  13  That Way  Andy Bole  00:02:39  
  14  Il Divano Arancione  Enrico Marcandalli  00:05:26  
  15  Phase Shift By Earth  Dave Maddison  00:06:41  
  16  Veits Tanz  Martin Kolbe & Ralf Illenberger  00:07:26  



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NTS presents European Primitive Guitar, a compilation of instrumental guitar compositions, mapping out European analogues of the American Primitive Guitar movement, spearheaded by John Fahey in the 1950s.

European Primitive Guitar spans works directly influenced by and responding to Fahey’s approach to composition, alongside works by artists that arrived at similar conclusions independently. The music is, at once, both starkly traditional and contemporary.

This is no more evident than with the opening song on the compilation, Spanish guitarist Albert Giménez’s 1982 composition Conte Xinès. The song draws on numerous idioms of music - flamenco, jazz, ambient music, and guitar soli - within its shimmering arpeggios, culminating as a decidedly Spanish music that has collected the ephemera of the guitar’s travels before returning home.

The compilation also explores wider ideas around experimentalism happening in Europe during the time of this anthology. German composer Hans Reichel not only developed new ways of playing the instrument, but also new ways of building guitars - pushing the boundary of what a guitar could be and how it could sound.

Ahead of its full release, listen/download material from Maurizio Angeletti (Italy, 1983), Albert Giménez (Spain, 1982) and Peter Finger (Germany, 1974).

The physical release is accompanied by an extended essay from The Hum’s Bradford Bailey.

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