Eric Leonardson

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Respire: Performance with Anna Friz on Friday, July 15 at ESS

Respire poster On Friday, July 15 I perform with my partner in “sound crime” Anna Friz and her radiophonic installation, Respire during the opening this evening at Audible Gallery at Experimental Sound Studio (ESS).

5925 N Ravenswood
Chicago, IL 60660

Opening Reception: 6PM-9PM

Anna’s website: http://nicelittlestatic.com/

ESS website: http://www.experimentalsoundstudio.org/
Respire will be active at Audible Gallery until August 7.

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New Music at the Green Mill, ESS, Auris and The Scratch Orchestra

Sunday, October 24, 2–5:00PM

Auris trio performs in Scratch Orchestra Project, with special guest Gino Robair, at the quarterly New Music at the Green Mill series

Green Mill Jazz Club
4802 N. Broadway Ave.
Chicago, IL 60640
773.878.5552
($10 suggested donation, 21 and over)

Listen to the Scratch Orchestra on Sunday at 10:00pm, on Something Else with Philip von Zweck, WLUW  88.7FM. Copy and load this link into your mp3 player to listen to WLUW’s live stream. Or, visit wluw.org.

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New CD release, Rarebit on Transparency

Rarebit CD front coverRarebit

by Steve Barsotti and Eric Leonardson

Transparency CD0125

Performed and recorded with Steve Barsotti at Experimental Sound Studio in Chicago. From 1994 until 1999 we performed as a duo, and with other local and internationally known artists, including Dan Burke (Illusion of Safety), Carol Genetti, Fergus Kelly, Tatsu Aoki, Chris Heenan, Yuko Nexus6, Yasuhiro Otani, Satoru Wono, Claude Wiley, and many more.

Description:

Rarebit is the culmination of a four-year project in electroacoustic music by sound artists and instrument inventors Steve Barsotti and Eric Leonardson. Their self-built instruments produce remarkable sounds that belie their humble origin. Barsotti and Leonardson’s sense of musical form arises from their deep attention to the individual essences of sounds, rather than the conventional grid of harmony and meter. What results is abstract sound composition that possesses a communicative style. Rarebit will draw comparisons to the sound palettes and ethereal soundscapes of such intrepid purveyors of “left field” and exploratory music as Hal Rammel, Hugh Davies, and Bob Rutman. Nine tracks. Running time 72 minutes.

Rarebit can be purchased from Transparency for $15 ($12 plus $3 postage) to meridianavenue@yahoo.com via PayPal.