Let The Cold Stove Sing

by Michael Begg | Human Greed

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Entropy Is Our Father, Heat Death Our Amen, A Moon That Lights Itself, Let The Cold Stove Sing, Hivernant, World Fair, Lymphoy: a precise flight, Deshret, Bootleg III - Michael Begg, Hebden Bridge November 2013, and 11 more. , and , .

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1.	Hopetoun Tower Before The Harvest 05:54	buy track
2.	Let The Cold Stove Sing 04:13	buy track
3.	The Children Will Wet The Academy Floor - Les Couloirs 02:31	buy track
4.	Paris Is Closing 03:46	buy track
5.	Pendrachin Wood: Pollen And Frost 05:10	buy track
6.	Francis Bacon: A Room 01:56	buy track
7.	Louise Bourgeois: A Cell 03:48	buy track
8.	Leisure In F 05:12	buy track
9.	Made And Unmade In Europe 03:53	buy track
10.	Cunny For Thine Fountain Penne 03:42	buy track
11.	Intermission For Blisters And Russian Weddings 03:16	buy track
12.	Studies In Space And Density 05:02	buy track
13.	Let The Cold Stove Sing Within Reason 02:51	buy track
14.	Whiteadder Water After The Harvest 03:39	buy track

about

These recordings comprise work conceived for theatre, gallery and installation contexts. They are concerned with defined and definite spaces, places and absences. These places arise both from nature and through construction. In turn, the construction may be natural or virtual.

They are informed by the great divorce of music and context occasioned by the birth of recording, and by the 20 year fermata occurring after the invention of recording and before the discovery of the means of affecting playback. This was, by definition, the period where we began to conceive of the need to listen repeatedly, in the way an archaeologist brushes repeatedly at the desert, for clues, details, and, possibly, reason.