The disco marks a new stage in the musician’s work, with sewing memories and rhythms of voice, word and improvisation
This Wednesday (16), the Rocinante label is launched Boca timeNew work by The Seamper, composer and researcher Sergio Krakowski. As a result of over two decades of musical experimentation, the album inaugurates a new stage in its trajectory: for the first time, the voice and the word play a central role in its work, intertwined with free improvisation, drums and electronics.
“It was the first day of the year, when the two tips meet, that I understood the essence of this album: The Elo”states Sergio Krakowski. “The call actually took place when my father, Osvaldo, died. The mouth of the time. It became inevitable to consolidate an answer; it was essential to use the mouth, voice, air.”
Composed of nine tracks, Boca time It is a record of crossing between the death of the father and the birth of the Son, Sergio He transforms listening into a flow of senses, where the rhythm, speaks and the experimentation complete each other. Registered in Araras, after dozens of presentations moderate the sound, the album has the production of Pedro Durães and the artistic direction of his own Sergio Krakowski and from Sylvio Fraga.
This tension between the word and rhythm materializes in the sound march sounds called: small rhythmic poems created by a vocal technique inspired by the popular Brazilian percussive speech. “I realized that the popular way of” speaking a rhythm “in Brazil is not accidental”, explains. In applying this structure to the syllables of words, Sergio creates percussive meaning cells, as nobody ever wants and DonguaraganThe latter chosen as a single, now available on audio platforms.
“” Donguragan “comes from the verse ‘Do not receive a gun to reach God’. The letter follows a rigorous rule: the alternation between the sounds emitted with the tip and the back of the language. When I transposed this percussive vocal technique for words, I created resononic micro-poem. The artist explains.
Sergio Krakowski: new divaga album on the experience of global political loss and situation
The initial spark of the album came with Algaecomposed after the death of the father: “The first image of this song was born from one of the initial scenes of the film Solaris, where algae dance in the water. […] When my father died, I came to me to develop this song talking about the “mouth of time” that consumes our earthly experience. “
The experience of the loss, added to the global political situation, also gave rise to the urgency of the item: “In addition to responding to the call concerning the inconceivable death, the voice plays the role of the political position in the face of the rise of fascism in the world”.
Furthermore Algae AND Donguaragantraces like Deny n AND Chica Create the disc. Chica honor Chiquinha Gonzaga And other creative women. Already Deny n request: Who cannot eat, how will you rely on peace?
With active participation in different musical languages, Sergio Krakowski It is one of the most inventive names of current Brazilian percussion. Bachelor and Master in Mathematics from Ufrj, with a doctorate in Musical calculationThe artist has developed software that allows the tamobourine to control the video projection, the generation of loops and effects, establishing a real dialogue between percussionist and machine.
This fusion between technique, invention and emotional expression reaches its most personal form in the mouth so far.
“I learned that the act of reciting is, for me, the search for an absolute state of consciousness. Over time, I understand that accepting my limits allows me to access this world of sound more clearly”, Concludes.
Take a look at the complete content of Boca timeThe new album by Sergio Krakowski:
Side a
Hebara
Nobody never wants
Donguaragan
Avalanche
Side b
Chica
Connection
Algae
In
Deny n
All traces were composed of Sergio Krakowskiexcept for Hebarawhich is public domain
Source: Terra
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