Akio Suzuki & Aki Onda - Ke I Te Ki mp3

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KE I TE KI by Akio Suzuki & Aki Onda, released 02 November 2018 1. Ke I Te Ki 2. Yo Ru No To Ba Ri 3. Hi Ka Ri From Aki Onda Akio Suzuki and I have been performing together frequently for the last five years. He and I have a tendency to perceive sound as space, or to always consider sound in relation to space. We dont usually hear the sound sources as they actually are, since they are always modified by a spaces acoustics and its reflections, absorptions, and attenuation. Embossed, monochromatic print, matte celo coating, insert Includes unlimited streaming of KE I TE KI via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Sold Out. Listen album. Free Jazz. Aki Onda , Akio Suzuki. Songs in album Ke I Te Ki 2018. Aki Onda Suzuki - Ke I Te Ki. Aki Onda Suzuki - Yo Ru No To Ba Ri. Aki Onda Suzuki - Hi Ka Ri. Ke I te ki. Get album. Artist images. Akio Suzuki & Aki Onda. 160 listeners. free improvisation. tape music. Do you know any background info about this artist . Ke I Te Ki. This album ke i te ki was recorded in New York City in Fall 2015 at The Emily Harvey Foundation a SoHo loft-style art space that was once the studio of Fluxus founder George Maciunas. Nam June Paik and Shigeko Kubota, whom Akio met around the early 80s, used to live in the same building another former resident and friend of Akio, Yoshi Wada, was said to have done some of the carpentry and plumbing. Akio suggested the name ke i te ki as a reminder to push ourselves further. It was a lesson for us in questioning norms and exploring other possibilities. Its having no determined limit or boundary. Or consider a donation More Albums. Album 2018 3 Songs. Try it release Akio Suzuki and Aki Onda's Ke I Te Ki. Akio Suzuki and I have been performing together frequently for the last five years we have a tendency to perceive sound as space, or to always consider sound in relation to space. We don't usually hear sound sources as they actually are, since they are always modified by a space's acoustics and its reflections, absorptions, and attenuation. Akio suggested the name Ke I Te Ki as a reminder to push ourselves further. It was a lesson for us in questioning 'norms' and exploring other possibilities. Aki Onda