Det Foranderlige Instrument, by Anders P. Jensen

Det Foranderlige Instrument

by Anders P. Jensen

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Miles Egan Based on the description you might expect this to be a dry academic exercise but there are a lot of rich textures here and a playful sense of adventure that rewards repeated listening. Favorite track: X5.

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Catalog no.: ESC188.

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1.	X1 03:45	buy track
2.	X2 01:39	buy track
3.	X3 01:55	buy track
4.	X4 04:08	buy track
5.	X5 01:28	buy track
6.	X6 03:51	buy track
7.	X7 03:30	buy track
8.	X8 01:08	buy track
9.	X9 02:19	buy track
10.	X10 02:36	buy track
11.	Study No. 11 03:43	buy track
12.	X12 04:12	buy track

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"Det Foranderlige Instrument" music for 24 Yamaha DX-7 synthesizers by Danish composer, musician and teacher Anders P Jensen. Departing from its iconic 80s pop sound, Anders P Jensen breathes new life into the DX-7, leveraging complex instrument preparations inspired by musical luminaries like Harry Partch and Björk, resulting in mesmerizing electronic symphony across 12 movements, where the instrument evolves autonomously, challenging conventional notions of composition. Besides Anders P Jensen on synthesizers, the album also features Zhang Yu on guzheng. "Study No. 11" is composed by Conlon Nancarrow, here arranged for the DX-7s. "Det Foranderlige Instrument" which translates as "The Ever Changing Instrument" is Anders P Jensen second release on Escho.

250 copies, 180 g clear vinyl.
Release Date: 05/04/2024.
Catalogue no.: ESC188
Format: LP.

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released April 5, 2024

Zhang Yu guzheng on X9
Master Björn Engelmann
Photo Diana Velasco
Sleeve design Nis Bysted
Study No. 11 composed by Conlon Nancarrow

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