Fissura by Gui Duvignau
Fissura is a composition born of an image.
Imagine cracks slowly creeping and spreading through a wall. As they grow deeper and wider over time they begin to reveal a different plane, one that was previously hidden within the wall. The deeper these fissures grow, the more they affect and disrupt the structure of the wall. This disruption can be violent and intense, like a volcanic fissure that slashes open the earth, or discreet, like mild static interference on the radio. Once translated into music, these fissures become the visceral and uncontrolled elements that contrast the more structured and conventional musical material.
Tracklist
| 1. | Fissura | 18:21 |
| 2. | Solros | 7:30 |
| 3. | O Bem do Mar | 3:16 |
| 4. | Sisyphus | 6:56 |
| 5. | Haiku | 2:25 |
| 6. | Palíndromo | 4:09 |
| 7. | Paz | 5:05 |
Credits
Jonathan Orland - Alto saxophone & clarinet
Julien Pontvianne - Tenor saxophone & clarinet
Federico Casagrande - Guitar
Thomas Caillou – Guitar
Thibault Perriard – Drums
Gui Duvignau – Compositions, double bass, and electric bass.
Recorded June 2014 by Gaetan Besson at Midilive in Paris, France.
Mixed by Peron Rarez at Estúdio LP in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
Mastered by Jeremy Loucas at Sear Sound in NYC, U.S.A.
Cover photo by Eduardo Nasser
Other photos by Jim Rosemberg
Design by Pedro Caldas
All compositions by Gui Duvignau, except O Bem do Mar by Dorival Caymmi
License
All rights reserved.
Gui Duvignau is a French-Brazilian bass player and composer. His multi-cultural background has led to a life of traveling and musical exploration.
A jazz musician in essence, he also draws inspiration from his experiences performing Rock, Brazilian, and ‘World’ music, as well as his studies in classical contemporary music.