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Bamboo’s Ghost

2015-11-19

for tape

Composer: Marco Buongiorno Nardelli

Year of Composition: 2006
Instrumentation: tape
Type of Electronics: Fixed

Number of Channels: 2
Duration: 1:12
Video Component: None

Recording

In Bengal, young children are told that the whispers and crackles they hear near bamboo bushes are the voices of the ghosts that live there. With this story in mind, I have created a piece where I have elaborated the natural sounds made by bamboo trees when they are moved by the wind. These natural sounds are then mixed with other ambient sounds (street, traffic, conversations) and processed so that the resulting composition is characterized by a remote and abstract atmosphere. The original sounds have been recorded in Jakkur, India, in the summer of 2006.

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