Caesium by Isotope Ensemble
Live recording by Carlos Santos in November 24th 2024 at Casa do Comum, during CreatiiveFest #18.
Master & graphic design by Carlos Santos.
Poem by Ernesto Rodrigues.
Photography by Nuno Martins.
Production by Ernesto Rodrigues.
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De plus en plus fragile
dans mon souffle j’écoute
la langue des oiseaux
Tracklist
| 1. | Caesium | 24:13 |
Credits
released January 31, 2025
Maria do Mar - violin
Ernesto Rodrigues - viola
Guilherme Rodrigues - cello
Miguel Mira - cello
João Silva - trumpet
Catarina Silva - french horn
Etienne Brunet - soprano saxophone
Nuno Torres - alto saxophone
Jung-Jae Kim - tenor saxophone
Michel Stawicki - tenor saxophone
Luísa Gonçalves - piano
Flak - electric guitar, fx
Ana Albino - electric guitar
Carlos Santos - modular synthesizer
Carla Santana - electronics
Monsieur Trinité - objects
Maria do Mar - violin
Ernesto Rodrigues - viola
Guilherme Rodrigues - cello
Miguel Mira - cello
João Silva - trumpet
Catarina Silva - french horn
Etienne Brunet - soprano saxophone
Nuno Torres - alto saxophone
Jung-Jae Kim - tenor saxophone
Michel Stawicki - tenor saxophone
Luísa Gonçalves - piano
Flak - electric guitar, fx
Ana Albino - electric guitar
Carlos Santos - modular synthesizer
Carla Santana - electronics
Monsieur Trinité - objects
License
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Guilherme Rodrigues is a cellist, improviser and composer from Lisboa, Portugal.
He was born in 1988 in Lisboa and started to learn cello and trumpet when he was seven at Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa and later in Conservatório Nacional de Música de Lisboa to study classical and music theory until his twenty-three. With an intuitive approach to improvisation and exploration of the timbres...