untitled (2005) by francisco lópez

All pieces created, recorded (except ‘untitled #111’), and mastered at ‘mobile messor’ (Montreal) in 2005.

‘untitled #177’ using raw source sound materials recorded in Bangkok by Building Transmissions.

‘untitled #178’ created from original environmental sound matter recorded at Mamori Lake in the Brazilian Amazon during the dry season of 2005.

‘untitled #111 [for Jani Christou]’ composed in 2001; recorded live during the world premiere at Podewil (Berlin) on March, 12th 2001; commissioned and performed by the Zeitkratzer Ensemble:
Ulrich Krieger: saxophones
Franz Hautzinger: trumpet
Melvyn Poore: tuba
Burkhard Schlothauer: violin
Michael Moser: cello
Alexander Frangenheim: double bass
Reinhold Friedl: piano
Luca Venitucci: accordion
Ray Kaczynski: percussion
Marcus Waibel: live sound

‘untitled #183’ created from original environmental sound matter recorded at multiple locations in Québec during the summers of 2002 and 2005.

Thanks to Cécile Martin, Building Transmissions, Asier Gogortza, Jorge Llorella, Dionisio Alfaro, Jerson Vieira da Silva, Reinhold Friedl and all the Zeitkratzer musicians, Elke Moltrecht, Julia Heimerdinger, Andreas Harder, Anke Eckardt, François Cormier, and Eric Mattson.

Photograph by Francisco López.

(c) francisco lópez 2005 – www.franciscolopez.net
Immaterial release by nowhere [worldwide] 2025

Previously released on CD (edition 1000 copies) by Anoema Recordings (Finland) in 2006:
https://www.discogs.com/label/12961-Anoema-Recordings

Francisco López is internationally recognized as one of the main figures in the realm of experimental music and audio art. Over the past forty+ years he has realized hundreds of live performances, projects with environmental recordings, and sound installations in over eighty countries of the six continents. His work has been released by nearly 500 record labels / publishers worldwide.

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