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This is live recording from audio-visual performance ìScriparrhythmiaî - a joint project by a Belarusian poet Volha Hapeyeva and a Belarusian electronic musician Dmitry Ladzes (aka Aortha). The performance built on the sound of poet Volha Hapeyevaís heart and Aorthaís music. The sound of Volha's heart is modulated by a number of sound effects in Live Mode, creating the improvisatory sound composition.
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released October 12, 2015
Aortha is a sound project of Dzmitry Ladzes. In his music, Dzmitry studies cities sonic space. Urban field recordings is his main method and source of inspiration. No instruments, no synthesizers. Aortha works exclusively with field recordings. Synthesizers, musical instruments and sample banks are not used in the process of composing music. Field recordings are mixed and composed into audio collages. Collages processed by a certain number of sound effects. This technique of composing music reflects the concept of the presence of music in everything that surrounds us. The goal of the musician is the articulation of this music.
Volha Hapeyeva is a poet, writer and translator from Minsk (Belarus). She is the author of 7 books. Scholarship-holder of the programs in Germany, Austria and Latvia and prize-winner of literary prizes in Belarus. Her works were translated into English, German, Polish, Macedonian, Czech and Lithuanian. Participant of numerous literary festivals and conferences (Slovenia, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Lithuania, etc.). She also translates from English, German, Chinese, Latvian, Japanese. Holds her PhD in linguistics. Works as associate professor, does researches in the fields of linguistics, philosophy of language, sociology of the body, gender issues in culture and literature. Collaborates with electronic musicians and gives audio-visual performances. Member of Belarusian PEN-Centre and the Union of the Belarusian Writers.
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