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APL042 >> KLOTZSCH  & SUDERMANN - HOLZLAUB
[05.01.2007 | ELECTROACOUSTIC METAIMPROVISATIONS]

This first Autoplate release of 2007 simply titled "Holzlaub" is the result of
a fortuitous meeting between two Cologne-based artists who share a passion for
electronic music.  Emil Klotzsch is an established artist with well-received
netlabel releases on the One netlabel ["Sandkorn" (2005) and "Feinquisit"
(2006)] and a remarkable previous appearance on Autoplate in 2006 with his
cinematic ambient album "Tiefe Berge".  Raimund Sudermann is a talented,
emerging artist making his netlabel debut.   An email from Raimund to Emil
regarding his liking of the "Sandkorn" album revealed that Raimund was also
"doing some sounds himself" and, in Raimund's words,  the idea of a
"spontaneous appointment for jamming" arose. It was these ongoing series of
"jamming" sessions that formed the foundation of "Holzlaub".

Symbolic of the organic atmosphere emerging from these recordings, the album
title "Holzlaub" translated literally means "Wooden Leaves", and the song
titles themselves are the Latin names of trees which had bloomed as the songs
were being created.    At its core, "Holzlaub" is a blend of sampled
classical-style guitar sounds (and other chance noises) as improvised by
Raimund along with the deliberate sharing and processing of these samples via
synchronized PowerBooks where intuition and feelings were important
ingredients.  In addition, the congenial atmosphere of Raimund's apartment in
which most of these songs were conceived and took their final form, is sure to
have contributed to the organic ambiance that is clearly prevalent.

The five songs comprising "Holzlaub" can be appreciated on dual listening
planes.  First, they can be listened to at a distance, that is to say, letting
the sounds blend into the natural background ambiance formed by other
environmental sounds and goings on.  On the other hand, they can be also be
enjoyed close-up by tuning out all other sounds and distractions and simply
relishing the specific minutiae that each song reveals independent of all
other happenings.

Key to understanding fully the richness and flavor "Holzlaub" is having a
knowledge of how the songs came to be. Raimund and Emil both shared these
important details.  Each jam session began with Raimund playing for a few
minutes on acoustic guitar which Emil describes as "doing improvisations or
noises, just every sound the guitar is good for." A microphone captured not
only the guitar sounds and other random noises as they occurred  but also
the aural properties specific to the room itself, which were then recorded.
Using PowerBooks, each artist manipulated the samples to his liking  and,
in some cases, the sounds were edited to the extent that they no longer
resembled those  produced by a guitar.  It was from these manipulated
samples that the songs began to develop.  In a simultaneous manner, each
artist previewed the processed sounds and, if satisfied, sent them to
monitoring speakers so that the other could listen, modify, and even add
his own sounds as his instincts so directed. In the fashion, the music
continued to build and evolve.  At some point the artists stopped and
discussed what sounds should be dismissed and which should tentatively become
a part of the final song arrangement.  Once the individual parts were
determined, the final arranging of the song began via live capture of both
artists doing metaimprovisions, that is, new improvisions of those same
improvised electro-acoustic sound parts that had been mutually agreed upon
before. These last improvisions, which often ran in excess of thirty minutes,
were then whittled down to more acceptable lengths to create the final song.

In addition to the intricacies of the making of "Holzlaub", also important
to its appreciation are the many influences, musical or otherwise, that have
contributed to Emil's and Raimund's present states of artistic development.
While some of these influences are overt and easily identified,  others are
implicit - embedded in the music -  and not easily discernable, if at all.

:: 05 tracks :: 48min 42sec :: 68.524 MB ::

01: Klotzsch & Sudermann - Viburnum Farreri
02: Klotzsch & Sudermann - Córylus Avellána
03: Klotzsch & Sudermann - Cornus Mas
04: Klotzsch & Sudermann - Thuja Plicata
05: Klotzsch & Sudermann - Amelánchier Ovális

[AUTOPLATE.RELEASES]

APL001 VA - "Bauhaus"
APL002 Andrey Kirichenko - "00.00"
APL003 Danny Kreutzfeldt - "Furtherspace"
APL004 833-45 - "Solar Cycle"
APL005 Affective Disorder w/ Undacova - "Study Of A Ladybug On A Rope"
APL006 VA - "Constructions for Andrey Kirichenko"
APL007 Taavi Tulev - "Televiisor On Tuksis"
APL008 Vultrapia - "Autopianotationalismasoschism"
APL009 Dighom - "Vibrating Colours - Coloured Vibrations"
APL010 Sable - "Dusk"
APL011 Randomajestiq - "UnclassifiEP"
APL012 Gultskra Artikler - "Gruppa Turistov"
APL013 The Moglass w/ Andrey Kirichenko
APL014 Off The Sky - "Studies of Lifeform In Transit"
APL015 Johan Wieslander - "Gas"
APL016 Fernando Lagreca - "Suave"
APL017 Marsen Jules - "Lazy Sunday Funerals"
APL018 tlon - "acoustic lazy dolls"
APL019 Gultskra Artikler - "Gololed"
APL020 VA - "Many Things Worth Living For"
APL021 Konrad Bayer - "Shall We Go To The Park?"
APL022 Normal Music - "Let's Do Really Strange Things And Call Them Normal"
APL023 Marsen Jules - "Yara"
APL024 Konrad Bayer - "Songs For Sunhi (Summerrain)"
APL025 Kenneth Kirschner - "May 3, 1997"
APL026 Arrial - "this is my beauty, show me yours"
APL027 color by numbers - "The Transitions"
APL028 lomov - "Holzwege"
APL029 Fernando Lagreca - "Nadador"
APL030 tlon - "from elsewhere to nowhere"
APL031 Lou Teti - "Night Pieces"
APL032 you dee - "Nur die Harten kommen in den Garten"
APL033 Off the Sky - "Caustic Light"
APL034 Motionfield - "Music for Pictures"
APL035 Move D - "Johanniskirche Live"
APL036 Emil Klotzsch - "Tiefe Berge"
APL037 Protogroup - "Love Gives Strength To My Soul"
APL038 Arrial - "For The Love"
APL039 Segue - "Forest Refrations"
APL040 Fern - "This First Day"
APL041 Fernando Lagreca - "Colpi Di Sole"
APL042 Klotzsch & Sudermann - "Holzlaub"

AUTOPLATE is a THINNER sublabel for versatile electronic music.

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website: http://www.autoplate.cc

contact: sebastian@thinner.cc

thanks scene.org for support!
http://www.scene.org
ftp.scene.org/pub/music/groups/thinner/autoplate/

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composed and hacked by sebastian redenz november 22nd 2003