The other night H. Paul Moon premiered his excellent short documentary on Salaryman for Sonic Circuits. See it below!
This is a great example of the adventurous, innovative nature of Sonic Circuits and why it is essential!
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More on this soon!
Jeff Surak http://zeromoon.com/
Gary Rouzer http://amptext.wordpress.com/
H. Paul Moon http://hpaulmoon.com/
Russian video artist Ian Kubra has created a very lovely piece called Practicing Landcapes. The audio tracks are Lynlee’s The Day ends Softly and Una Lee’s Between the Cherry Blossoms. Thanks Ian and Una for this wonderful work.
woman – Maria Menshenina
camera by Evgeny Vtorov, Ian Kubra
concept, editing by Ian Kubra
soundscape by Una Lee and Chris H. Lynn including “The day ends softly”, “Between the cherry blossoms”
Una Lee has had a very busy summer! Besides being part of Lynlee with me, she has managed to put out two superb new releases. Both discs offer many aural rewards after a few listens. Mindwandering is released on the withering-trees label and features Hyo Jung Kim on Violin and voice. Here is what they say :
“The term ‘ Stream of consciousness’ or ‘Train of thoughts’ would be the best way to describe the idea, by which this piece ‘Mindwandering’ was made. It’s a rather longer sound collage of over 30 different found sound tracks and some field recordings of improvised music, which were used and manipulated to accompany the infinitely wandering mind.”
There are some wonderful passages here that masterfully blend sound art, improv, and field recordings into one organic whole. The link is here to listen and download. Check out some other works as well by the label, which looks to be quite promising.
Una’s other release is called Static Flux , here raindrops are recorded in different positions and situations to create a trancelike meditation on the percussive sounds of rain.
For the last week or so, this has been my main listen . It’s Fantastic!
Check it out
This is the second screening of A Rolling Mind in Seoul, Korea. Thanks again Una! She will be screening other works as well. If you are in Seoul, check it out. The event link is here
Una Lee will be screening A Rolling Mind and a few of here own innovative works at the wonderful dotolim in Seoul, South Korea. Thanks Una! If you are in Seoul pay a visit.
Here is a link to the event
poster credit: dotolim
The Miniature Landscape Correspondence began in early spring with Una Lee. As a collaborative duo, we wanted to create something like a video letter or correspondence documenting a moment or view in time. Each view (moment) was composed of two shots, one from each continent, Asia and America. This is the first series and we hope you enjoy them!
This event actually took place yesterday in Salisbury Maryland, the link is here
I had a great time and saw two really superb performances from Khristian and David. I was actually able to screen quite a few of my films from 2007-2008-which was also really nice.
Thanks to Khristian and David for making it happen! It was a special night.
Here is an excerpt of our newest track Mongsang, which appears on the CLasswar Karaoke 0022 survey. Enjoy!
Mongsang is a new track composed with Una. For this particular piece we used field recordings, piano, percussion, and a tibetan bowl. Mongsang means daydream in Korean, which is appropriate I think. Thanks to Classwar for another amazing survey!
Classwar site is here
our track is below
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Lynn_and_Una_Lee/Classwar_Karaoke_-_
photo by : Una Lee
Here is an excerpt from Lynlee’s Beauty was Everywhere, which was featured in Sound Interpretations dedication to Virginia Woolf. To quote Una Lee, “Soothing field recording and awakening text are merged together in one to express the deepest admiration towards Virginia Woolf.” Enjoy!
To listen or download the entire disc go here-
Framing sounds 
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