Doubting All Things Aligned is a new collaborative work with Daniel Barbiero. The entire project will be released this summer, but for now we offer this teaser, “Rusted Boats in a Foggy Harbor version 2.” This track features chance piano, prepared bass, and field recordings. Enjoy!
Cover Art: Super 8 still from Journal of Drifting Hours.
After a quiet, but busy autumn (mostly teaching) the new year is really starting to pick-up. Lynlee now has their own website. We both felt it was time to finally get this off the ground. Look for a new project soon along with our MLC’s and sound exchanges… Check it out here I am also involved in some exciting events/works/collaborations for the late winter and spring. More on those in the upcoming weeks.
The Miniature Landscape Correspondence series is an audio visual
collaboration between Una Lee and Chris H Lynn . Each correspondence or observation is composed of two shots, one from each
continent. The films are a homage to the Lumière brothers and the early days of
cinema. In addition, these unassuming landscape moments (shots, views)
coupled with a steady visual rhythm will hopefully reflect the direct experience of the everyday.
I recorded this piece in the music lab on a smart phone after our final class last week. Similar to the early morning recordings, it is totally improvised. I made some minor adjustments, but hopefully kept the overall tone.
Now that 2015 is coming to a close, I would like to send a warm thanks to:
Apexart; American Film Institute; Visual Studies Workshop; Anthology Film Archives; Tova Beck-Friedman; Sonic Circuits; Hyattsville Library; Creative Edge; Salisbury State University; Soundscapes and Sound Identities in Italy ;Framework Radio; Impulsive Habitat; Echomusic; Fieldwire in Vermont; Greenfield Recordings; Daniel Barbiero; Una Lee; Jeff Surak; The Gladdens; Alistair Noble; Tara Merenda Nelson and Robert Robertson. You made 2015 really shine.
Also a special thanks to those who attended, listened, or viewed these audiovisual works.
The excellent A Closer Listen just reviewed a number of new releases from Impulsive Habitat and The Rain That Fell was included. Here is the review. After reading, go have a listen
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