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Show Tomorrow Night!

I know this is really last minute, but I just wanted to send a reminder about my solo set tomorrow night on a bill with 3 other lovely sets. Show is at Vaudeville Park and doors are at 6 PM. Here is the show info:

Vaudeville Park Show

Hope to see you there!

Perhaps a Favorable Organic Moment and Preston Hollow: Reviews Roundup

Haven’t posted in a while, but here are some recent reviews of my CFYR CD as well as my collaboration with Barry Chabala – enjoy!

Dan Warburton’s Review in Paris Transatlantic Magazine (scroll down for review)

Matthew Horne’s Review at Tiny Mix Tapes

Foxy Digitalis

Touching Extremes

Richard Pinnell at The Watchful Ear: Preston Hollow Review

Special release for our Twin Cities Show

Our new CD-r/Mail Art/Art Object, Donna Hayward’s Secret Diary, is now available. This CD-r will be made-to-order, although a limited number of copies have been made in advance for our show in St. Paul, MN on August 6. The object consists of hand-knit cases, origami-folded high-quality prints from a mail-art collage book compiled by fraufraulein over the last 8 years, and a hand-stamped CD-r containing fraufraulein improvisations as well as a PDF containing 50 selected pages of the aforementioned collage book. The cost is $25 (includes shipping costs). Please email myself or Billy at info (at) fraufraulein (dot) com if you are interested in ordering one of these creations. They take about a week to make.

 

fraufraulein: Twin Cities Show!

Billy and I will be playing a show in the Twin Cities on Saturday, August 6! I am really excited to finally play a show in my hometown. We are sharing the bill with Nathan McLaughlin, whose work is awesome and can be found here. The show is part of a series by crow with no mouth promotions, run by Jesse Goin, whose blog can be found here.

Details:
Saturday, August 6, 8:00 PM
z studio
275 east 4th st
st. paul, minnesota

Facebook Event

 

Just Outside Review

New delicious review of Perhaps a favorable organic moment by Brian Olewnick on Just Outside

Watchful Ear Review

New review by Richard Pinnell of Perhaps a favorable organic moment is up on The Watchful Ear. Enjoy!

 

Lavalier Show Thursday

The second show of the Lavalier residency at Zebulon is this Thursday at 9 pm! I recently started playing French horn with this lovely band and am enjoying it immensely. You can hear their album here.

 

2 new CFYR reviews

Two new reviews of my CFYR cd, Perhaps a Favorable Organic Moment, are now posted. The first is by BW Diederich, and can be found here. The second is by Frans De Waard and is part of the Vital Weekly newsletter, reposted below:

ANNE GUTHRIE – PERHAPS A FAVORABLE ORGANIC MOMENT (CD by Copy For Your Records)

The release by Anne Guthrie is surely one of the stranger discs of this week. Guthrie is an ‘acoustician, composer, French horn player and writer’ from Brooklyn. She studies right now at Rensselaer Polytechnic (where Pauline Oliveros teaches) and she is interested in exploring non-musical sounds and acoustic phenomena. Nothing out of the ordinary for Vital Weekly, you might think. There are three pieces on this CD, of which the first and the last are separated into two parts. In the first we hear field recordings, humming quite low in part one and ventilator sounds in part two, over which Guthrie improvises with the French horn Bach’s cello suite No. 2 (the prelude to be precise). The final piece repeats this but with Guthrie singing a folk song. Sandwiched between these two is a recording from Times Center in New York, which seems to be a pure field recordings piece. Its a bit unclear, but perhaps that’s the great thing about music, if she is singing these pieces, or playing the horn, on location or wether she uses various recordings mixed together to create her pieces. Is she in a tunnel, like in the final piece suggests, or on the street in the piece before? Guthrie seems to be interested in creating audio illusions with her music – raising questions as to where and how things were made, if there was any subsequent treatments (which I doubt, but in her Times Center piece also difficult to ignore thinking about) and obviously what it all means. A most curious disc indeed. At first a bit annoying (‘french horn trying to play Bach, what is that all about?’), but the more it is played – and use some more volume here – the better it gets.

Read more: http://modisti.com/11/2011/06/21/vital-weekly-786/

New Copy For Your Records release!

My new electronic music record, Perhaps a Favorable Organic Moment (quote from Yves Klein), is now available on Richard Kamerman’s label, Copy For Your Records. The album is structured symmetrically, beginning and ending with unprocessed recordings in specific acoustic spaces containing French horn (Bach cello suite) and vocals (Scottish folk song), respectively. These “covers” are then processed in tracks 2 and 4 using both physical (speakers and microphones in glass jars) and electronic means. The central track is a standalone piece using field recordings from the New York Times Center in Manhattan. Hope you enjoy!

New fraufraulein releases

Two new fraufraulein releases on netlabel Homophoni:

without being heard, heading forward
and
background behind pattern