Our sounds.
Princess Mononoke (Legend of Ashitaka) from Studio Ghibli - Strings cover made in our studio
These pieces were written and produced by Daniel Couper, our recent collaborator find out more about him
This project was spontaneous cooperation with Faisal Salah- multi-talented, internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter-beatboxer, specializing in freestyle.
This piece was written by Johann Sebastian Bach, this recording was made to demonstrate the quality of the recording for only string parts.
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Dezerterki kosmosu
Dezerterki kosmosu
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`Dezerterki kosmosu` is a title of an exhibition by photographer Alex Beryll in Poland, Wroclaw.
In 2019, I wanted to revive the work I had composed in 2012 for Cello, Loop Pedal and a small mixing desk. I asked my percussionist friend, Antonin Granier who was studying with me in Guildhall School of Music and Drama to work on this project with me. I had an image in my head of what I wanted this piece to sound like but it was still a little bit clouded and I was finding it hard to describe it to Antonin. One day, my friend had sent me a photo (on the left) which was taken by a photographer Alex Beryll for her poster of an exhibition in Poland. This was exactly the visualisation of how I wanted my piece to sound like. I sent this image straight to Antonin and the next day we started to shape sounds from this image. First we defined different motives in this image, for example vividness, dark blue, brightness, sparkling dots, electricity... We came up with different sounds to represent each element and put them in a horizontal time line. We used loop pedal, some mix on a computer software, cello and a percussive instrument called Udu drum.
I am hoping to develop this even further in the future.
`Figment` for cello alone by Elliott Carter
Figment, for solo cello, presents a variety of contrasting, dramatic moments, using material derived from one musical idea.
– Elliott Carter
This project was produced by Hatty Ruddock and directed by Bryony Ruddock. I was inspired by the contemporary piece written by an american composer Elliott Carter to bring out the electric-like sounds with a scene of darkness. This shooting involved a high quality cinema camera `Red`. I am very grateful for the team`s support in actualising the idea and how accurately we have managed to capture this.