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Valley Sessions, July 2010

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Publication date: 2010-07-00

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Topics: saz, baglama, jam, jamming, improv, improvising, improvisation, modal, lofi, lo-fi, organic, spontaneous, Canterbury, Kent, psychedelic, psychedelia, acoustic

Saz, violin and bass improvisations recorded at a cottage on the edge of the Broak Oak Valley near Canterbury, UK during July 2010.

Notes

Miriam – violin, voice, percussion
Tom – bass
Matthew – saz

Erik – acoustic guitar [on 20/07/10 tracks]

Track 2 and track 7 were recorded on the evening Holland knocked Uruguay out of the World Cup. Miriam grew up in The Hague, so we were listening to the BBC commentary, half-interested, as we set up to play music. We decided to start our session before the game ended, so the commentary is audible on Track 2, right up to the final whistle. Track 7 is edited from a continuation of the same piece.

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