This started as an experiment with a multi-track tape recorder and a volume pedal; to build up a chord by playing different notes of a chord on different tracks of the tape. When I recorded this interpretation of the piece, with singing bowls and rain stick added, it has to be said I wasn't in the best frame of mind - at the time the music reflected a sense of being very lost, reaching out in the darkness for something that may not be there at all. Now, oddly enough, I find it quite a comforting and familiar piece, with none of its former implications. It's still all about reaching out for something that may not be there. EADGBE.
credits
from The Wind Horse,
released May 8, 1996
Guitar, singing bowls, rainstick: Robin Somes
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