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Oval Language: Waldkonzerte - VINYL LPTitle: Waldkonzerte Artist: Oval Language Label: Edition Telemark Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 769791975019 Genre: Jazz Release Date: 2019 10 25 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: 2 PACK Waldkonzerte is the second LP release by The Oval Language on Edition Telemark after Hibernation (ET 785 01LP, 2017), this time showcasing Klaus Peter John's Waldkonzerte (woodland concerts), recorded in 2016. The Oval Language is an autonomous art project founded

Title: Waldkonzerte
Artist: Oval Language
Label: Edition Telemark
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 769791975019
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2019-10-25
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: 2 PACK

Waldkonzerte is the second LP release by The Oval Language on Edition Telemark after Hibernation (ET 785-01LP, 2017), this time showcasing Klaus-Peter John's Waldkonzerte (woodland concerts), recorded in 2016. The Oval Language is an autonomous art project founded in 1987 in Leipzig, East Germany, by Klaus-Peter John and Frank Berendt. Since Berendt left in 1995, it has been continued by John, sometimes with collaborators, but recently mostly for solo activities. It's fields of activity have included sound-noise performances, conceptual works in open spaces, installations, land art projects, photography, and more. From the beginning, the space or location itself has been a central aspect within many of their site-specific sound-noise performances. When working at a certain location, the performers tried to not bring in anything from outside, but exclusively use material already available at the space. This way, it becomes possible to thoroughly feel out and explore the site, allowing a distinct site-specific sound to emerge that is integrated into the performance. Throughout the 1990s, the sites used often were abandoned buildings in Leipzig, available in nearly unlimited quantity, from vacant factories to unused former public bathing facilities. During the recent years, Klaus-Peter John has focused on a minimization of means and developed a unique vocal technique without amplification that he has used in a number of performances. In 2016, he attempted to integrate his voice into pure nature, in his own words the biggest challenge to date. His goal was not to perform any kind of singing or the like, but to use voice as a means similar to the site-specific tools used in previous performances by The Oval Language. He performed five concerts without audiences in a forest ravine in Döben, near Grimma, between June and November. The concerts parallel the course of the seasons and their related acoustic changes and conditions. Die-cut single sleeve with printed inner sleeves containing photos made during a Waldkonzert, allowing for four different front sleeves to be generated. Edition of 200.

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