Temby Saxello, Keilworth SXR-90 Tenor Saxophone, Garry Greenwood bohorn, Korean Bone Flute, Digerido (with permission) MAX processing.
Influences
Brian Brown, Kenneth Nash, Evan Parker, Jan Garbarek, Peter Brotzman, Steve Tibbets, Steve Lacy, John Coltrane, John Zorn, Hariprasad Chaurasia, Jon Hassell, David Torn, Joesef Zawinal, Wayne Shorter, Meshell Ndegecello, Miles Davis, Sun Ra, Archie Shepp, Joeseph Jarman, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Zakir Hussain, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Fred Frith, Andrew Sterman, Trilok Gurtu, Abida Parveen, Karsh Kale, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Tori Amos, Keith Jarrett, Jethro Tull, Jill Scott, David Torn, Bill Frisell, Lester Bowie, Albert Ayler, Ho'oponopono, Herman Hesse, Edward Herrigal, DT Suzuki, Miyomoto Mushashi, CG Jung, Nietzsche
Sounds Like
Genome switching betwixt Brian Brown, Jan Garbarek and Steve Lacy within a spatium of interactive technology and exotic Asian timbres.
Hmmm...Imagine falling asleep in a beautiful rainforrest where rays of light fall upon your body making patterns and rearranging themselves until they form a mandala. You gaze upon that mandala until you are drawn inside of it, into an altered dimension where all that exists are intensities of being. A body without organs, just vibration and being.
Roger Mills from www.futhernoise.org puts it succinctly when he states 'Think Jan Garbarek meets Steve Reich for a late night jam with Brian Eno whilst Francis Ford Coppola studies the day's rushes on the couch and you will be somewhere in the ball park where this release falls.'
Robert Vincs lectures in Saxophone, Improvisation and Music Technology at the Victorian College of the Arts. Robert has performed in the US, Europe and Asia in a variety of performance contexts specialising in music for contemporary dance and solo interactive improvisation. In 2002 Rob was awarded his PhD and continues to combine his research and his musical performance toward finding ‘freedom’ in the music.
Thank you so much the add and special your kind words,I find your page and listen your special music and enjoy very much the progressive sounds that you had made!Grate music too!!Sorry my english is not very good..We rest in touch, all the best!
ROB --ON MY WAY BACK TO ARIZONA--IN THE TRENCH'S--VISITED ELEMENTAL STRINGS --GREAT TONE AND SOUND--'KEEP' SPEAKING' YOUR BROTHER ---KENNETH www. kennethnash. com
Hi Rob, Check out the Gluisop on my page. If you are interested follow the links or let me know. We are going to the NIME conference in Italy in June, Do you know any people over there or in France who might be interested? Tony
hey rob, thanks for your continuing, warm words. Means alot.Inspiring to hear your musical visions again! Really missed your sound. Hope to catch a performance next time in Melb. Keep pushing for those thoughts, theories and criticisms! Much love to you.....alain
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