Texas: Vol. VIII - Grids (Part 3)

by Kory Reeder

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	1.	Materials Searching for Themselves (2021) - Take 1 08:32
	2.	Everything Became Clear (2022) 11:10
	3.	Materials Searching for Themselves (2021) - Take 2 08:44
	4.	Only Hues (2022) 07:22
	5.	Materials Searching for Themselves (2021) - Take 3 07:12
	6.	These Pauses are Supposed to be Life (2021) 08:56

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Volume 8: Grids (Part 3)

Over the past five years of living in Texas, I have amassed a large body of work and I'm extremely excited to have a large body of recordings of that work. However, most of these recordings are archival and not something I have any intention of releasing commercially; many of them are from noisy concerts, reading sessions, rehearsals, or DIY recordings with friends. Still, I want to share this music with the world somehow and I figured the best way to do that would be to put it on my Bandcamp for free. That being said, I have over 10 hours of music in the archive, so I’ve decided to share this music in monthly installments of a more manageable size, curated into volumes based loosely on instrumentation. The first of these volumes was released on my 30th birthday, and will be released the 11th of every month until the end of the year and beyond.

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released March 11, 2024

More info on all the pieces can be found here: www.koryreeder.com/grids

Scores for the whole grid series can be found on the Wandelweiser pages: www.wandelweiser.de/reederscores/

Materials Searching for Themselves (2021)
Everything Became Clear (2022)
Only Hues (2022)
These Pauses are Supposed to be Life (2021)

Marijn Meijer, violin; Colin Stokes, cello; JT Baker, vibraphone; Kory Reeder, piano

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