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Ted Reichman
Home Drone
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56K Modem
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High Speed |
1. Remnants
2. Ballad
3. Frozen Blues
4. A Nashville Minute
5. Hymn
6. First Year
Ted Reichman - accordion, harmonium (6)
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"HomeDrone represents my continuing efforts to forge a style of solo
accordion music that unites various strands of folk, jazz, classical, and
pop music techniques and sounds. In this case, the dominating strategy is
the drone, combined with contrasting approaches to harmony, melody, and
structure. These pieces were recorded for my own edification, not
necessarily for public consumption, and as such there are a few
glitches. Rather than approaching them as ruinous flaws, I instead
decided to think of them as a form of patina, elements of unpredictability
and entropy that enhance the experience of the music, much in the way the
richly varied texture of weathered wood is in some cases preferable to
freshly milled lumber, or in the way that a ripped pair of jeans makes a
different fashion statement from ones that are brand-new, unfaded." - TR
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About Ted Reichman
Born in Aroostook County, Maine, in 1973, Ted Reichman performs new music,
jazz, rock, traditional Jewish & Balkan music and combinations of the
above on accordion and other instruments. Past performances and
recordings include work with Anthony Braxton, Uri Caine, Anthony Coleman,
Erik Friedlander, Shelly Hirsch, Eyvind Kang, Alan Licht, Alvin Lucier,
Ikue Mori, Marc Ribot, and Elliott Sharp. He is a member of master
clarinetist David Krakauer's ensemble Klezmer Madness. Reichman is also
the founder of the New Music Series at Tonic.
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all compositions by Ted Reichman
©2000 Early Nothing (ASCAP)
Recorded at home in Brooklyn, January-April, 2000
Edited at B.L.I.M. with Curtis Hasselbring
Photo: Valerie Trucchia
Contact Ted Reichman at [email protected]
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