Vibrating Air Columns by Werner Durand Werner Durand : Vibrating Air Columns.
 Experimental wind buzzing instruments.

Three pieces for PAN-NEY and digital delays. The PAN-NEY consists of a bundle plexiglass pipes without fingerholes, tuned in perfect fifths. They are blown in the oblique way, like the Arabic or Turkish ney. The music owes as much to the early minimalists as it does to flute orchestras from various African as well as pacific origins.
Songs:

1. Another Still Ocean
2. Pearldivers
3. Ocean Variations - solo version

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Release date: 5/18/2011
Werner Durand lives in Berlin Germany

Tagged as: World, New Age, Flute, World Influenced

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