Frequency in Motion live in Barcelona

I am very happy to announce the release of Frequency live in Barcelona !

Frequency in Motion- is an Audio visual performance with Butoh dance.
Projecting Super 8mm and digital film from the fragments of landscape. Soundscape from live improvised sounds, field recordings, poems and voices. The dancers’ and the performers’ symbolic and suggestive presence, movements and shadows.

Recorded in ‘Frequency in Motion’ live performance at CC Convent De Sant Agusti 25yrs anniversary program in Barcelona, Spain on November 20,2023.

Live sound;
Chris H. Lynn ; Piano / Field Recordings / Objects
Hiroko Komiya ; Zither / Lap harp / Voice/ Objects / Field Recordings

Recorded voice & text: David Gazsi, Carla Rihl
Sound mix & Recording: Xavier Carbonell
Super 8mm film / digital film : Chris H.Lynn
Cover still from super 8mm film : Chris H.Lynn

Thanks for Butoh dancer Marlène Jöbstl and Atsushi Takenouchi !

Look for some live sounds from Mexico and Hong Kong in the future.

Tracklist and archived Beyond Encounters #10

Tracklist:

  1. Changeable Weather 
  2. Bells and Birds 
  3. Mountain air-(New)
  4. Piano rehearsal in Hong Kong (New)
  5. Piano rehearsal in Mexico (New)
  6. Discovering notes 
  7. Temple incence in Hong Kong (New)
  8. Mountain air in Italy (New)
  9. Peripheral Encounter (released on website)
  10. Sewing in Italy (Hiroko Komiya and Chris H. Lynn) not released.
  11. Ukigumo side A -Hiroko Komiya and Chris H. Lynn

Frequency in Motion in Hong Kong

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Frequency in Motion in Hong Kong was magical. Great sound, projection and space. Our performance ran about 65 minutes, and we had a wonderful and insightful Q and A after from the audience. For this show, we only had one screen for the images, but it was large. Our sound mix was completely new and improvised, as was the dance. Look for more photos and sounds from the performance in the future. Hard to fathom, but Frequency has been performed on three continents. Thank you, Hong Kong, Kiwi, Hiroko, Atsushi, and everyone involved. Dream show.

Photo: Chris Wong Ho Cheung