Composer, saxophonist and producer Jason Turner brings electroacoustic, musique concrète,
noise, glitch and algorithmic composition together with sounds from his former life as a jazz
musician.
His latest work - White, is
available to download,
with plans to release it as a CD in the near future.
releases
jason turner
EPs
joost van oosten band jazz | funk | ska
Listen to selected tracks from the 2010 Joost van Oosten Band album
At a Bullfight
here.
The complete album is available as a CD from
Underbelly.
Originally produced as a promo, the music on this CD, released in 2008, is available to
download free of charge as a
podcast
and at
archive.org.
unreleased
Some unreleased experiments that didn't turn out too badly ...
Solo saxophone improvisation given a faux orchestral accompaniment by layering
multiple passes from the excellent
g'Litch floballala grainCloudDelay g'Litcher
NI Reaktor instrument (a tape delay simulation with an assortment of presets
spanning the mild to the insane).
Saxophone recorded at MShip Productions:
www.mshipproductions.nl,
Amsterdam
Nothing too controversial here, another solo saxophone improvisation with some mild
glitchiness towards the end.
Saxophone recorded at MShip Productions:
www.mshipproductions.nl,
Amsterdam
An experiment in algorithmic composition using SuperCollider and recordings of four-note
sequences played on piano and other instruments.
The idea was to create layers of randomised microtonal pitch shifts and panning effects,
together with timing shifts of fractions of a beat (also randomised).
Would be interesting as a performance piece, part scored and part improvised. At the
moment there are parts for saxophones, clarinets and drums - a sort of weird cock-eyed
bolero. Watch this space ...
Solo saxophone rendering of a traditional Arabic bashraf.
