Qeqertarsuatsiaat
by Ternoy/Cruz/Orins
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about
Playing electrified for several years now as Toc, Jeremie Ternoy, Ivann Cruz and Peter Orins wanted for a long time to unplug jacks and explore acoustics and minimal space that provide a real piano, classical guitar and a not too noisy drums…
Going opposite of what characterizes Toc (energy, density, volume, excess…), the trio plays here on the timbre of acoustic instruments, the minimalism of the musical proposals and active listening, from musicians and audience. Always improvised, this music reflects the diversity of approaches of the three musicians, who never hesitate to go where they’re not expected.
The titles of this record evoke distant lands, its music is an imaginary and poetic journey through areas and soundscapes full of freedom.
Going opposite of what characterizes Toc (energy, density, volume, excess…), the trio plays here on the timbre of acoustic instruments, the minimalism of the musical proposals and active listening, from musicians and audience. Always improvised, this music reflects the diversity of approaches of the three musicians, who never hesitate to go where they’re not expected.
The titles of this record evoke distant lands, its music is an imaginary and poetic journey through areas and soundscapes full of freedom.
credits
released December 2, 2015
JÉRÉMIE TERNOY : PIANO
IVANN CRUZ : GUITAR
PETER ORINS : DRUMS
TERNOY/CRUZ/ORINS - QEQERTARSUATSIAAT
Reference : CIDI1501
Produced by Circum-Disc
Recorded at la malterie Lille on Dec 16 and 17 – 2014 by Peter Orins.
Mixed by Peter Orins.
CD-master by Philippe Tessier du Cros.
Photo : Julie Merckling.
tocmuzzix.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/tocmuzzix
twitter.com/tocmuzzix
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toc-music.com
JÉRÉMIE TERNOY : PIANO
IVANN CRUZ : GUITAR
PETER ORINS : DRUMS
TERNOY/CRUZ/ORINS - QEQERTARSUATSIAAT
Reference : CIDI1501
Produced by Circum-Disc
Recorded at la malterie Lille on Dec 16 and 17 – 2014 by Peter Orins.
Mixed by Peter Orins.
CD-master by Philippe Tessier du Cros.
Photo : Julie Merckling.
tocmuzzix.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/tocmuzzix
twitter.com/tocmuzzix
www.instagram.com/tocmuzzix/
toc-music.com
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Artist run record label from Lille, France, founded in 2004. Mainly improvisation, contemporary jazz, experimental music...
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