Unfortunately I could only get to the evening part of day four of HCMF, arriving for Jennifer Walshe. And, as you say, she was absolutely wonderful – full of humour, excellent technique and mesmerising action. Too short by far.
After her performance there was a short guitar improvisation by Pedro Alvarez that was most notable for the coldness of the loft at Bates Mill. And then Thomas Ankersmit and Phill Niblock performing as a duo but separately. Both explored drone techniques in different ways, with Niblock creating an all-encompassing wave of sound, visceral yet spacious.
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Unfortunately I could only get to the evening part of day four of HCMF, arriving for Jennifer Walshe. And, as you say, she was absolutely wonderful – full of humour, excellent technique and mesmerising action. Too short by far.
After her performance there was a short guitar improvisation by Pedro Alvarez that was most notable for the coldness of the loft at Bates Mill. And then Thomas Ankersmit and Phill Niblock performing as a duo but separately. Both explored drone techniques in different ways, with Niblock creating an all-encompassing wave of sound, visceral yet spacious.
The Francesca Verunelli piece is already available online, if you’re interested. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLheXPDPhIE