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Tomoko Sauvage's Water Bowls
- Issue #303 (May 09) | MP3 Specials
- Links: Tomoko Sauvage | and/OAR
Hear extracts from Tomoko's debut album, as featured in Momus's Epiphany
- Listen to 'Mylapore (extract) from Tomoko Sauvage's album "Ombrophilia"' (Download)?
- File: Mp3, 203kbps stereo
- Length: 1:10 (1.69MB)
- Listen to 'Making Of A Rainbow (extract) from Tomoko Sauvage's album "Ombrophilia"' (Download)?
- File: Mp3, 183kbps stereo
- Length: 1:10 (1.53MB)
Hear two extracts of music by Tomoko Sauvage, whose forthcoming album Ombrophilia is a current favourite of Momus and featured in his recent Epiphany piece in the magazine.
Sauvage, a Paris-based Japanese musician, uses water-filled porcelain bowls for her electro-acoustic performances and compositions. The use of hydrophones (underwater microphones) allows her to capture the subtle sound of water waves and drops resonating in porcelain bowls. The serene, contemplative aquatic soundscape is woven from these fragile materials. Her first solo album, Ombrophilia will be released on and/OAR (USA) in 2009. Collaborators include Gilles Aubry, Momus and Emmanuel Rebus.
Sauvage, a Paris-based Japanese musician, uses water-filled porcelain bowls for her electro-acoustic performances and compositions. The use of hydrophones (underwater microphones) allows her to capture the subtle sound of water waves and drops resonating in porcelain bowls. The serene, contemplative aquatic soundscape is woven from these fragile materials. Her first solo album, Ombrophilia will be released on and/OAR (USA) in 2009. Collaborators include Gilles Aubry, Momus and Emmanuel Rebus.
Posted 22/04/09
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