nyongaar
biography
Born on 01.12.1969 in Cles (Italy) Since 1991 Joined various TripHop and Dub bands as a bassplayer. Since 1994 Taught himself to play the didgeridoo. Still adapts international rhythms and grooves for it as a percussion instrument. Since 1996 has been a professional musician performing mainly with Didgeridoo. Between 1999 and 2002 was taught the North Indian Tabla in Benares and Farukhabat style. Since 1998 acted as facilitator of didgeridoo workshops. Performed in countless festivals, concerts and busking spots throughout Europe. Gave music courses and concert tours in India, White Russia, China, USA and Australia. Gave concert performances with the Persian percussion ensembles "Samani" and "Zarbang", the top percussionist Ramesh Shotham (South India) and Hakim Ludin (Afghanistan) and Ansumana Bangura (Sierra Leone). Did further work with the Mongolian musical group "Egschligen" and the "Koelner Salonorchester". Participated in the recording sessions for the second CD of the Irish-Australian formation "Laliya. Toured Europe with "Klaus der Geiger" and "Rukiwerch". Appeared on many TV and and radio shows, especially documentaries on ARD, ZDF, Kabel1 and Arte (European media). Director of the Umlaut Recording label with 5 CD's released to date.
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Berlin/Cologne/Paris
this one is a track of our/anlogue birds 5th CD. I was really in the mood to put something smooth on it! the melody is a traditional arabian for the oud, a short neck lute. the analogue birds performed as an quartett that time and an maroccan oud player was part of the ensemble. I asked him if he wanted to do the tune after I arranged a bassline and a drumpattern for it and put it into musical shape. first it was planned to do the theme just with an oboe. I already recorded the guide track with the oboe player, but for some reasons it never worked out. instead of that that, my neighbour and pubmate, coincidental a worldclass violin player, agreed on having a few hour recordingsession. he played the thing just from the sheet I printed out of "logic" for him:-)
the bassline I wrote never happened. instead of that a jazz organ player who provided the room for the drum recordings played some easy layers with his original b3/leslie on top of it!
my part as a didgeridooplayer and the role of the tube is more of secondary nature. I still love the piece for its history and sweetness. its so different from all the powerpieces we made!
the bassline I wrote never happened. instead of that a jazz organ player who provided the room for the drum recordings played some easy layers with his original b3/leslie on top of it!
my part as a didgeridooplayer and the role of the tube is more of secondary nature. I still love the piece for its history and sweetness. its so different from all the powerpieces we made!
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bear on speed
we did record this one as one of three takes. it will be realeased on our demo cd with 5 pieces in total. we did record it live in our rehearsal room, with clever microphone positioning. its didgeridoo, drumkit and kpanlogos, bass with some analog beautys as effects. its not mastered yet. as i saw everyone around here upload unfinished experiments i thought it would be a good idea to give you guys a sneak preview on the rough mix of a of an analogue birds song. hope you like it somehow:-)
check www. analogue-birds.com for more
p.s. would be great if you would make the effort to rate the song.
check www. analogue-birds.com for more
p.s. would be great if you would make the effort to rate the song.
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