| Identifier | 9617029 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | cd flac data |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Note | NAKATANI GONG ORCHESTRA
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Washington, DC 2012-02-10 6:00 PM Lineage: SP-CMC-25 mics > SP-SPSB-11 power supply (no bass rolloff) > Roland R-05 (@ 24/96) > Cool Edit Pro 2.1 (slight level boosts, editing, tracking, dither) > TLH (flac, level 8, sectors aligned) Personnel: Tatsuya Nakatani: percussion, drums, gongs, bowed gong, conduction Daniel Barbiero: gongs Jason Mullinax: gongs Anthony Pirog: gongs Keith Sinzinger: gongs Jeff Surak: gongs Tracklist: 01. intro > opening remarks 02. solo improv > collective improv 03. closing remarks/band intro NEVER FOR SALE! FOR TRADE OR FREE GIFT ONLY! PLEASE DO NOT POST ANYWHERE IN MP3. The unconventional, uncontrollable, and unpredictable qualities of gong sounds are percussionist Tatsuya Nakatani’s passion. Mr. Nakatani recently launched the Nakatani Gong Orchestra (N.G.O.) a bold, new project born of his ten years of experience as a solo percussionist. As a solo performer, both of his hands are occupied by bow or mallet, limiting him to just two gongs. But imagine the wall of sound of ten hands playing ten gongs—that’s the sonic power of N.G.O. The music of N.G.O. is a metallic temple of deep harmonies. A performance features five people on five gong kits, usually 8-10 gongs onstage, with Mr. Nakatani as the ensemble's conductor. All stands, bows and mallets are assembled or hand-made by Mr. Nakatani as an important phase of the composing process of N.G.O. and its music. The gongs are bowed and softly struck by mallets to produce sounds that defy musical categorization. Underpinning the ensemble is a 40-inch gong which creates extreme low-frequencies that cross-vibrate with the tones of the other gongs of varying sizes. The result is a sound which emanates from the deepest frequency pool and is felt in the very depths of the body. |
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Performance
| Nakatani Gong Orchestra 2012-02-10 Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC | |
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| Set 1 | Solo Improv Collective Improv |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | Tatsuya Nakatani: percussion, drums, gongs, bowed gong, conduction
Daniel Barbiero: gongs Jason Mullinax: gongs Anthony Pirog: gongs Keith Sinzinger: gongs Jeff Surak: gongs |