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Bonaldo, Lucio

Concrete Union

(Creative Sources

- Portugal)

Bonaldo, Lucio: Concrete Union (Creative Sources)

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Using percussion, cymbals, various objects, computer and sound sculptures made by Bruno Girardi, Italian percussionist Lucio Bonaldo, known for the group L'imbroglio, presents a set of recordings performed live and direct, captured between 2018 & 2019, including a Sonorization of a literary passage taken from "Traviso" by Alberto Cellotto, and "Altken", an overdubbed work.

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Lucio Bonaldo-computer, sound structures, objects, percussion

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UPC: 5609063406931

Label: Creative Sources
Catalog ID: cs693
Squidco Product Code: 30365

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2020
Country: Portugal
Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold
Recorded between 2018 and 2019.

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Sonorization of a literary passage taken from "Traviso" by Alberto Cellotto. Sound sculptures were made by Bruno Girardi. All the music was recorded live in direct except "Altken" made with several overdubs. Recordings from 2018 and 2019.

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Lucio Bonaldo is an Italian percussionist and sound artist, known for the group L'imbroglio.

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Track Listing:

1. Consciente = Conscious 7:34

2. Morfologia Del Concreto = Morphology Of The Concrete 4:01

3. Pensiero (A)sincrono Per Orologi E Piatto In Rotazione = (A)synchronous Thinking For Clocks And Rotating Plate 5:14

4. Traviso (Per Pentolino,Rasoio E Campana) = Traviso (For Razor And Bell Pot) 4:14

5. Materico, Rotolante = Tactile, Rolling 11:30

6. Polvere di Luce = Light Dust 4:39

7. Estasi = Ecstasy 4:15

8. Aitken (Per Computer E Percussioni) = Aitken (For Computer And Percussions) 5:03

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