Here Comes The Sun, by Barbara Romen / Kai Fagaschinski / Gunter Schneider

Here Comes The Sun

by Barbara Romen / Kai Fagaschinski / Gunter Schneider

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1.	Who's There? 12:39	buy track
2.	Feelings Without End 14:06	buy track
3.	Dazed And Diffused 05:50	buy track
4.	The Last Words 06:09	buy track
5.	At The End Of The Tunnel There Is Always A Lie 10:04	buy track
6.	Plainchat And Goodbye 11:36	buy track

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Kreuzberg meets Starkenbuehel – the Tyrolean musicians couple Barbara Romen and Gunter Schneider have been working together for many years in different areas of contemporary music. In either, the composed and the improvised fields, they have proved to be sensitive partners with and of unheard sounds. The Berlin based clarinetist and multiphoner Kai Fagaschinski is fairly known as subtle researcher into sound with long breath.

The trio met for the first time in Berlin, at Raumschiff Zitrone in 2006. After a second, magic encounter at echoraum in Vienna it was clear, that there was a common future. Over the years they have played a dozen of concerts mainly in Austria and Berlin, among other at Music Unlimited (Wels) and Kaleidophon (Ulrichsberg). In 2008 they did a micro-tour with special guest Philip Jeck. In the same year – back in their initial trio formation – they came together at the Amann Studios in Vienna for the recordings of their debut album, which hopefully spines now in your CD player.

The three musicians sound the mergening options of their actually really different instruments. In constant togetherness, they weave homogenous harmonic fields and structures. Their secret lore of the commonly conceiled abysses of their instruments allows them to find beauty in the fragile. The soft sounds count. The necessary traps they set themselves with a fine sense of the absurd. A filigrane, psychedelic chamber music. Here comes the sun.

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released November 1, 2012

MIKROTON CD 23

Barbara Romen // hammered dulcimer
Kai Fagaschinski // clarinet
Gunter Schneider // guitars

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MIKROTON Biel/Bienne, Switzerland

MIKROTON recordings was releasing experimental music [2005-2021] and now focuses on techno [2023-]. Founded in 2005 and curated by Kurt Liedwart, Sergey Kolosov and Christian Müller.

Distribution: Soundohm (IT), Squidco (USA).

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