Roland Kuit-computer, voice, field recording 1995
Jenny Fleur-voice
Marcel Prins-voice
The book "Eline Vere" of Louis Couperus
abstracted to minimalism
A tribute to Albert Vogel and the ZERO art
Eline Vere is returning back to The Hague.
Her thoughts and movements are text related.
The computer manipulations of these spoken
texts and the sound of streets, horse and carriages,
the bells of the Big Church and spoken French,
renders these to an abstract event.
The piece begins with the sound of a train.
At the end, this sound is mirorred by the voice of
Albert Vogel, in a cadans speaking of his gallery
OREZ.
The carrige. as a binding factor, is mirrored in the
end. The conversation as a clatter of hoofs. The bells
are refering to the old Java.
The second time more expropriated after Albert Vogel's
words about the devlishness of life and the fear of
retardation.
The other texts are used as orientation/ location.
Love brought back to its essence, the truth and to
ZERO.
Electroacoustic/ radiophonic/ concrete music/ sound-art
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