Gert-Jan Prins Discography of CDs

Gert-Jan Prins CD discography Recording information: The Park Studio, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2007). Personnel: Gert-Jan Prins (vocals, timpani, electronics).

Gert-Jan Prins albums The title of this recording says it all. Prins combines radio and television static with electronics and percussion to create seven tracks of layered noise. Along the way, there are all sorts of ...

Gert-Jan Prins music CDs Gert-Jan Prins has been known for twenty-one years as one of the most challenging sound artists in the Netherlands. He is an autodidact who focuses on the sonic and musical qualities of electronic ...

Gert-Jan Prins discography The German label Grob released Gert-Jan Prins's Live CD at the same time it released Keith Rowe's solo album Harsh. Funny thing is: Prins' one is harsher. More of an electrician than a ...

Full performer name: Fred Van Hove/Luc Houtkamp/Gert-Jan Prins. Personnel: Fred Van Hove (piano); Luc Houtkamp (saxophone); Gert-Jan Prins (drums, percussion).

Cor Fuhler and Gert-Jan Prins create rude, dirty electro-acoustic improvised music. The sounds heard herein are rarely pristine or pure; they carry smudges, burs, and a patina of substances that would stain one's ...

ELECTRIC CHAIR + TABLE features studio edited versions of live recordings made at the Jack Pohl festival, Cologne in December 1998. Music in Movement Electronic Orchestra is a revolutionary ensemble presided over by Keith ...

Includes liner notes by Keith Rowe, Michael Graubart, John Tilbury, and Cor Fuhler. A staggering achievement, one is tempted to call The Hands of Caravaggio the first great piano concerto of the 21st century. ...

United Noise Toys: Anne La Berge (flute, electronics); Gert-Jan Prins (electronics).

Track Listing of songs: De Voorzienigheid; Pulsars; Crosstalk A; Aether; Drieluik; Orbit I; Marionette; Map Of Marble; Hysteresis; Ancient Voices; Rupture; Tellura; Stranger; Frontal; Sub 8; Hallelujah Drones; Kleinere Zwerm; Drive; Walker; Uiterste Staat; Wavescape; ...

As the mode of modern electro-acoustic improvisation gathers momentum, certain players demonstrate an outstanding facility for live performance. Cologne's Thomas Lehn is just such a rising star. His uncanny command of the analog synthesizer's wired and wayward frequencies galvanizes any ensemble project in which he takes part. A pivotal member of Keith Rowe's Music in Movement Electronic Orchestra, Lehn proves just essential in E-rax, Gert-Jan Prins' electronic-improvisation trio. LIVE AT THE BIMHUIS 1999 presents Prins, Lehn, and Peter van Bergen in concert in Amsterdam. Van Bergen puts aside his customary bass clarinet for a wind-controlled sampler, while Prins manipulates a short-wave radio and other electronic appliances. Lehn produces a spectacular range of synthesized whines, whoops, burbles, burps, and frizzled frequency modulations. E-rax's extemporized dialogs are chatty, animated, and engaging. Unlike much improv, the mad sound-science of BIMHUIS is as much fun to ...

Recorded at Sing-Sing Studio, Metslawier, Netherlands in June 1994. Analecta: David Dramm (vocals, guitar); Carl G. Beukman (double bass); Gert-Jan Prins (percussion, electronics).

Track Listing of songs: Cascocity; Stonone; Diamonds Will Do; Tablerock; Vinexology;