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lavorando a ritmi spaventosi al disco di morgan

mi prendo una pausa per scrivere qualche riga

stiamo registrando l'orchestra, gli arrangiamenti cambiano al momento, dirigo divertendomi un'orchestra d'archi di quasi sole donne - luminose! - poi sono esausto e c'è da rifare roba per il giorno dopo, non si dorme, o ci si addormenta in studio sul divano, Enrico Gabrielli - multistrumentista degli insostituibili mariposa, degli afterhours, di marco parente, etc, compositore e soprattutto amico - è lì che copia parti a mano per ore, gli arrangiamenti (6 pezzi miei e 5 di Enrico) sono belli, suonano bene, si mangia una burrata coi pomodori a mezzanotte nel corridoio dello studio, fatta arrivare dal ristorante pugliese 'ma.si.' che ci ha praticamente l'appalto per nutrire i musicisti che lavorano alle officine meccaniche

oggi registreremo i pezzi più difficili: 'amore assurdo' (struggente caleidoscopio armonico), 'la verità' (il tango geometrico), 'la sera' (pezzo notturno e complesso alla umberto bindi)

 a presto

You know you became a tanguero when...

- You hear the whispers of Tango...like a ghost.
- You've danced your first tango and know theres no turning back.
- You find yourself grasping the gas pump, practicing ochos and boleos while filling up.
- You've danced with one of the biggies and survived.
- You own a tango t-shirt and wear it in public -constantly.
- Your palm pilot has a tango icon on the desktop.
- You go through withdrawal without at least one tango-high per week.
- You realize you are being swept away.
- Your descriptions of tango have shifted from unbound enthusiasm to you wouldn't understand...
- Your friends are secrectly plotting to kidnap you for a week of serious deprogramming.
- You know who Carlos Gardel is.
- You've stopped saying sorry when you screw up -you just tango out of the trouble you got into.
- You keep a pair of dance shoes in your car.
- You wish you paid more attention in high school spanish class.
- You've sold or moved most of your furniture to give yourself practice space.
- You make sure you never run out of breath mints.
- You no longer freak out at the prospect of leading a boleo.
- You cross state lines to tango.
- You've had the big tango-fight with your partner.
- You listen to tango music when you're not at a practica or milonga.
- You bring your ankles and knees together all the time.
- You plan the rest of your social life so it doesn't conflict with tango nights.
- You own a bootleg copy of Tango Bar.
- Your wardrobe is predominantly black.
- Ocho is more than just a number.
- Your fantasy travel destination is Buenos Aires.
- You are unable to schedule major surgery without compromising tango commitments.
- You find yourself using tango figures when making love.
- You now view the world in terms of people who tango and those unfortunate souls who don't.
- You've progressed from the practice hold to full contact tango.
- You have to work hard to maintain non-tango friendships (if you have any left).
- You've been dancing a year and still don't get bored talking tango.
- You have developed the ability to turn any conversion to tango within 2 minutes.
- You no longer have parties at your house; you host milongas.
- When you look in the mirror, you are usually looking at your feet.
- Your shopping cart often substitutes as your dance partner.
- You've figured out how to find the hidden tango sections in any record store.
- Tango never fails to energize, no matter how tired you are.
- Before traveling, you check out the net for tango events in that area.
- You are willing to spend twice as much time driving to a milonga as you actually dance.
- You've danced long enough to realize that you want to keep it simple.
- You automatically do something Tango-ish whenever you navigate through a crowd.
- Your computer passwords at work are always phrases related to tango.
- Your ear has been trained to recognize the tango possibilities in all forms of music.
- You remember the place and partner with whom you danced your first real tango.
- Subtle moves have begun to reveal themselves (without lessons).
- You practice the roles of both lead and follow to fully understand the dance.
- You maintain a phone list of the hardcore tangueros in your area.
- You have at least one Kristine Hansen tango poster framed and hanging at home and/or work.
- You bring your own tango CDs to wedding receptions to insure that your requests will be played.
- Tango has diminished, if not ruined, the appeal of every other dance you ever did.
- Little else in your life gets done compared to your pre-tango days.
- You've acquired an incredibly intense level of sensitivity and communication towards others.
- Your passion-index is much higher compared to your pre-tango days.
- What pre-tango days?
- You have become nocturnal.
- You regularly shop the local Salvation Army to suppliment your tango wardrobe.
- You wear vintage clothes every week that most people wear once a year to the office xmas party.
- You have a Boa in your closet.
- Friends insert the word Tango before your given name when introducing you to others.
- You have been spotted dancing tango in parking lots.
- Posters for upcoming tango events are always magnetized to your refrigerator.
- You have developed a healthy fear of foot injuries.
- Your interest in shoes can easily be mistaken for a fetish.
- The amount of time you spend on personal grooming has doubled.
- You are considering the purchase of clothing not commonly seen in public.
- You realize how rare it is to find such passion in life.
- You have discovered the pleasures of barefoot tango.
- You dance tango in your mind.
- You have to dance. You have to dance.
- You soak your tired little feet in tango toes foot soak.
- You seek out stories from those who have danced tango in other countries.
- One of the most exciting things in the world is to dance tango with a complete stranger.
- You have been known to sing in the ear of your partner while dancing.
- You recognize that special glow in the night as another hotbed of tango erupts in the distance.
- Your favorite color is tango black.
- Friends and family automatically assume that you want tango-related birthday gifts.
- You have been given a gift of private tango lessons.
- Tango becomes a way of life.
- You find yourself paying incredible attention to the fine details of grooming yourself.
- Your mind visualizes and calibrates square-footage in terms of open dance space.
- The thought enters your mind that Johnny Cash was aware of tango black long before you.
- You have found yourself caught in unusual situations that are best described as a Tango Moment.
- You become associated with a signature move.
- You have hosted someone from Buenos Aires at your home.
- You have been known to forget where you parked your car after several hours of tango.
- You have finally heard one too many Hugo Diaz tunes.
- The Tango Police have you under suspicion.
- You will be dancing tango for the rest of your life.
- Weight-Shifts...subtle; Arms...quiet; Chest...guide; Soul...connection.
- You no longer fear the lost-and-found that may happen during a dance.
- Your dancing shoes always look well-used.
- You can't resist dancing a few tango steps whenever you cross a wooden floor.
- You've gone home after a dance with someone else's glitter on your face.
- Shoes have new focus in your life.
- You find that you sandwich feet far more often than shake hands.
- You have reached a level where your tango reflects your spirit.
- You have considered crossing that line to become a tango gypsy.
- You have experienced the after-glow from a wonderfully connected tango.
- You find that dancers drawn to tango are the most interesting & passionate people you know.
- There is no question that you will always work to improve your dance.
- You draw satisfaction every time you break someone's Hollywood misconception of the dance.
- You realize that dance presence is as important as dance moves.
- You have trembled in someone's arms.
- Whenever you wait in line, you must fight the urge to randomly gancho those around you.
- Tango Hugs...mmmmmmm!
- You've put your house on the market to support your tango habit.

è un pezzo per coro ed elettronica che si intitola 'i funerali dell'anarchico passannante'.

ne ho un po' seguito la composizione ed è un pezzo con molti suoni di scorregge, porci, rutti, bambini scuoiati, etc.

nel pezzo si usa una quantità di strumentini noisemakers e richiami di animali e chi più ne ha.
tipo: whoopee cushion, trumpet kazoo, fart whistle, pupazzi squittenti, wildly noisy wooden thing, richiamo del cinghiale, tubi zigrinati, e così via.

cioè tipo che il coro non fa il coro, tipo non canta mai normalmente, ma emette suoni grinzosi amplificato nel compito dall'elettronica.
(il che mi ha sempre fatto ridere pensando che il coro committente è l'accentus che è un coro normalino che se la tira da paura, diretto da una brucacespi che se la tira ancora di più. e che in questo caso emetteranno solo suoni di scorre, rutti e bambini scuoiati)

al di là dell'aspetto curioso, ci sarà musica lì dentro. se passate per parigi non perdetevi il concerto, ché il lanza riesce a fare delle mostruosità molto belle.