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| FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION - CIRCADIAN WORLD CLOCK FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION DAVID HANEY ALBUM CIRCADIAN WORLD CLOCK 64th GRAMMY AWARDS Best Jazz Instrumental Album David Haney piano with EBows & mallets Dave Storrs multiple instruments Bernard Purdie drums featuring The Circadian Consort The Circadian World Clock is a set of field recordings with musical interpretations. Each participant was asked to record at a specific time of day. The time designations are based on the monastic liturgy of the hours: PRIME, TERCE, SEXT, NONE, VESPERS, COMPLINE, VIGIL, MATINS. In January 2019 and on January 25, 2020, participants all over the world submitted 2-3 minute field recordings for this project. The end result was a recording that starts with the 6 A.M. submissions and proceeds throughout the day at intervals of 3 hours, ending at 3 A.M. on the next day. The next step involved creating a live soundtrack; musicians created a musical landscape based on the field recordings. Photo and Field Recording Credits Recorded January 1-19, 2019 1. 6am East coast of Tasmania - ROBYN LAWRENCE-VICK 2. 6am Luang Prabang, Laos - EMILY HANEY 3. 9am Copenhagen, Denmark - YAEL ACHER 4. 9am Tel Aviv, Israel - YAEL ACHER 5. 9am Siem Reap, Cambodia - EMILY HANEY 6. 9am Seoul, South Korea - EMILY HANEY 7. 10am Seoul, South Korea - EMILY HANEY 8. 11am Hanoi, Vietnam - EMILY HANEY 9. 12pm Mount Angel, USA - DAVID HANEY 10. 3pm Hanoi, Vietnam - EMILY HANEY 11. 3pm Lahti, Finland - JUKKA LANKINEN 12. 6pm Siem Reap, Cambodia - EMILY HANEY 13. 6pm Saint Louis, Senegal - SALIHA HADJ-DJILANI 14. 9pm New York, USA - NORA MCCARTHY 15. 9pm Moscow, Russia - CHRISTINA From Moscow 16. 9pm Sao Paolo, Brazil - JOSE SIEIRO 17. 12am Mendoza, Argentina - JORGE HERNAEZ 18. 12am, Poschiavo, Switzerland - PATRIK LANDOLT 19. 3am, Portland, Oregon, USA - DAVID HANEY Special thanks to Emily Haney for all her help and field recordings for this project. DAVID HANEY studied composition with Czech-American composer Tomas Svoboda and piano with jazz pianist Eddie Wied. The following artists have worked and recorded with David: Roswell Rudd, Julian Priester, John Tchicai, Steve Swell, Roy Campbell, Bud Shank, Wolter Weirbos, Han Bennink, Andrew Cyrille, Bernard Purdie, Marvin Bugulu Smith, Gerry Hemingway, Dylan Van de Schiff, Buell Neidlinger, Dominic Duval, Adam Lane, Michael Bisio, Paul Blaney, Perry Robinson, Matt Lavelle, Daniel Carter, Reggie Sylvester, Johannes Bauer. As a leader, Haney has over 25 albums on CIMP-USA, Cadence-USA, Big Round Records, SLAM-UK, NoSe-So-Argentina, La Gorda-Argentina, and Canada Jazz Studio-Canada. He has received grants and commissions for his creative work from the U.S. State Department; Alberta Film Works; and the Oregon Ballet Theatre. He was awarded a travel grant from the U.S. State Department to present the music of composer Herbie Nichols in concerts throughout Argentina and Chile. Haney's piano/trombone work Ota Benga of the Batwa was included in the critic's pick for best Jazz Album of 2007 (Coda Magazine). David's releases "Conspiracy a go go" and "Clandestine" were both selected Top Ten Jazz Albums of 2009 (Cadence Magazine). Press Quotes "Mr. Haney is a pianist drawn to experimental settings, and he creates a promising one here." The New York Times "One of the most inventive pianists in the USA..." Bruce Lee Gallanter, Downtown Music Gallery "…a pianist whose accomplishments far outranks his public profile..." Peter Monaghan, Earshot Jazz "...one of the very few post-Cecil Taylor pianists on record." Nic Jones, Jazz Wise "Pianist Haney has played inside and out, from Bud Shank to John Tchicai." The Village Voice "At times, Haney's dexterity can sound like piano for four hands, or more accurately music for piano and percussion, though never in overwhelming fashion." Laurence Donohue-Greene write your comments about the article :: © 2021 Jazz News :: home page |