Studio & Rotonda by Ilia Belorukov & Jon Heilbron

Recently we released the solo album Pieces for Chord Organs by Australian musician Jon Heilbron, which was recorded during an artist residency in St. Petersburg in August 2018. While there, he performed and recorded alongside Ilia Belorukov, resulting in this new double release.

The first disc (aptly named Studio) consist of private recordings, in which silence and static sounds are punctuated by saxophone, snare drum, Bontempi organs, and toy harmonica.

The name of the second disc, Rotonda, will not be surprise to regular Intonema listeners: this is a continuation of a series of recordings made in the Rotunda of the Mayakovsky Library. The unusual acoustics of the former Dutch church acts as a "third" member of the collective. Sounds coming from the street, random rustlings, and movements of the public are woven into a general outline forged by the musicians.

Tracklist

1.	(16:50)	16:50

2.	(6:15)	6:15

3.	(18:50)	18:50

4.	(7:10)	7:10

5.	(43:00)	43:00

Credits

released October 22, 2019

Ilia Belorukov: alto saxophone, snare drum, drum synthesizer, vibrating speaker, objects
Jon Heilbron: bontempi chord organs, bells, toy harmonica, tuning fork

Produced by Ilia Belorukov & Mikhail Ershov
int031 (p)+(c) 2019 Intonema
www.intonema.org

License

CC BY-NC-ND 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.

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