
Tone Magic by Michael Ormiston &
Candida Valentino (Amina 2005)
The
late composer, astrologer, poet & philosopher Dane Rudhyar coined the term,
Tone magic.
He
wanted to draw attention that the source of inspiration of a sound comes from a
spiritual/infinite place. This inspiration is received into the body and is
then released back to the universe as a tone or tone magic, sound in its
essential state. The intention of these improvisations was to honour this
process.
The
recording took place on the evening of August 31st 2001 in the foyer of the
main police station in
1.
Chasing the Fire Horse : 6’23’’ Improvisation
for the Mongolian Horse head fiddle, the Morin
Khuur performed by Michael.
2.
Tone Magic : 51’51’ A journey in the moment of listening.
Part 1 : Dalai Return : Conch, Whirly & harmonic metal Tube
- Michael. Conch, Whirly - Candida.
Part 2 : Harmonic Resonance :
Overtone & Khargiraa singing - Michael. Overtone singing - Candida.
Part 3 : Liberation : Wind Gong,
Tibetan Singing Bowls- Michael. Paiste Gong, Overtone Singing & Tibetan
Singing Bowls - Candida.
3.
Singing the Spirit Home : 10’48’’
An improvisation based on a Mongolian
Long Song. Voice – Candida. Morin Khuur
& Khargiraa singing - Michael.
4.
Wind Horse : 4’46’’Improvisation for the Morin Khuur performed by
Michael.
Michael
Ormiston and Candida Valentino have performed their unique music worldwide.
They run workshops in Mongolian Overtone Singing (khöömii), relaxation and
meditation using Tibetan singing bowls & gongs and Sound
Transformations.For information to obtain a CD and their workshops please
contact mailto:ormi_khoomii@yahoo.com
All
compositions © Michael Ormiston & Candida Valentino 2002
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