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Aurora (5.1 Surround Multichannel FLAC)

Artist(s)

Garry Havrillay

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Released

06 Jul 2020

Country

Australia

Format

4 ×File, FLAC, Album, Multichannel

Genre(s)

Electronic, Stage & Screen

Style

Ambient, Dark Ambient, Soundtrack

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Track List

1 Atrophy 4:00

2 Fragments of Memory 9:38

3 Aurora 13:40

4 A Captivating Sky (with lingering guitar clouds) 15:31

Credits

Artwork By-Annemarie Szeleczky (tracks: 1)
Composed By, Producer, Performer, Engineer, Cover-Garry Havrillay
Sounds-Stephen P. McGreevy (tracks: 3)

Notes

44.1kHz-24bit Multichannel FLAC [1L-2R-3C-4LFE-5Ls-6Rs]The third album by Garry Havrillay, mixed in 5.1 Surround Sound and also available in Stereo. All compositions APRA.1 — Atrophy 4’00"Music composed for the short hybrid-animation video "Atrophy" (2017), a collaboration between artist Annemarie Szeleczky and Garry Havrillay. The video uses handmade, computer & live performance animation, and depicts a variety of plastic waste such as bags, netting, synthetic ropes and other materials that we discard and how we slowly drown in it.See http://havrillay.com/node/428 and http://szeleczky.com/node/415 Keyboard & percussion synthesisers, guitar, hand drum and effects. Completed in July 2017 and previously unreleased.2 — Fragments of Memory 9’38"A reworking of the first section of 'Four Cycles for an Organic Loungeroom'. The original extended version of this piece was part of the installation and exhibition "Northern Dreaming", sculpture and functional art in mixed media by Lawrie Havrillay (Distelfink Gallery, Hawthorn, Melbourne, August 1994). The full 60 minute piece was intentionally structured for continuous loop replay in a seamless cycle of four sections, to weave in and out of the general ambience of the gallery.Electronic keyboards and processed wild sounds.This version previously unreleased. Completed in Aug 2016.3 — Aurora 13’40"This piece employs some of the 'natural' radio recordings of Stephen P. McGreevy as foundation material. These recordings, made well away from the influence of human-generated electrical activity, document the effect of ionised particles hitting the earth's magnetosphere, normally manifest at high latitudes as visible aurora, but captured as sound by Stephen at low radio frequencies. His recordings reveal the "music" of solar particles in a variety of wavering and swooping tones, whistles and crackles.Garry has arranged parts of these recordings, sometimes heavily gating them to draw out the more tonal elements and minimise background noise. Overlayed on this sonic landscape, are mimicking sllding and percussive tones from zither and guitar, with pulsing electronic arpeggios.Natural VLF Radio recordings by Stephen P. McGreevy (Public CC)http://www.auroralchorus.com/Garry plays synthesizers, guitar and zither. Completed in Oct 2018 and previously unreleased.4 — A Captivating Sky (with lingering guitar clouds) 15’31" A mesmerising complex loopscape of deep ambience.Synthesised self-generating bells, zither, acoustic and electric guitar. Completed in May 2013.