Amazing new sounds from
Gianpaolo Camplese – Drums
Leo Auri – Rhodes, Laptop, Analog Synth
Sachio Suginuma – Shakuhachi (Tracks 1-3)
Check it out:
There’s a lot more we recorded so I guess this is a preview of an upcoming ‘album’…
A play in German for children aged 4 and up.
Two beans need to learn to sprout so they can survive the winter.
See some excerpts from the premiere… see & hear more →
An adaptation of T. C. Boyle’s book “Tortilla Curtain” for young adults with Platypus Theater. Watch a sound reel of excerpts from the premiere: see & hear more →
A clownesque adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” intended for English learners in 4th-5th grade, but suitable for everyone… see & hear more →
New sounds from Gianpaolo Camplese, Leo Auri & Sachio Suginuma. (Drums, Shakuhachi, Rhodes, Laptop, Analog Synth) – Listen… There’s a lot more where this came from so I guess this is a preview of an upcoming ‘album’… see & hear more →
Die Meere sind Blumen. Die Wolken sind Blumen. Die Sterne sind Blumen, die im Himmel blühen. Der Mond ist eine Blume. Der Mond ist aber auch eine grosse Träne.
-Hans Arp see & hear more →
Album “F” – recorded late 2006, Adelaide, Australia with füd: Leo Auri, Jarrad Payne, Hugh Stuckey & Sam Zerna. see & hear more →
Amazing new sounds from
Gianpaolo Camplese – Drums
Leo Auri – Rhodes, Laptop, Analog Synth
Sachio Suginuma – Shakuhachi (Tracks 1-3)
Check it out:
There’s a lot more we recorded so I guess this is a preview of an upcoming ‘album’…
Recorded some piano bits for Nadine & the Prussians..
These tracks are now released as an EP available through Phinsterbush Empires.
Have a look/listen:
Nothing, Really
Elise
Roam or Fancy
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Fact
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Nadine Finsterbusch – vocals, glockenspiel
Bruno Bauch – guitar, video
Ramin Bijan – bass, production
Sebastian Janata – drums
Leo Auri – piano bits
We are playing some shows now, check the the website..
Leo Auri – Piano
Sachio Suginuma – Shakuhachi
Gianpaolo Camplese – Drums
Stefano Ferrari – Guitar, Laptop
Live 20.11.2011
at the Finnisage of
Lucio Auri: LongDoneGone
Everything.Mute Paintings+Mediums
in Nationalmuseum, Berlin
Recording session with an upcoming group. Compositions by Edith Steyer:
Edith Steyer – alto sax, clarinet
Nikolaus Neuser – trumpet
Dirk Steglich – tenor sax, flute
Juliane Opitz – cello
Leo Auri – piano
Sven Hinse – double bass
More info on Edith Steyer’s website.
A week in the studio with The Say Highs.
Song for 2
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I need time
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Walking on by
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Who am I
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Lanes of old
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Marching band
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Also on the recording:
David McGinty – Vocals, Guitar
Guido Kreutzmüller – Vocals, Guitar
Ramin Bijan – Bass
Adrian Krok – Drums
Mastering – Marc Schmid