Koedarake

Track Listings

 
1. Egoe
2. PRRR
3. Ngoh
4. Haahick
5. A-U
6. Khoomeiteki
7. Chaka Chapa
8. Tak
9. Doipapa
10. Hamesa
11. Tameiki
12. Ngoh 2
13. Pak
14. Hamanime
15. Hettia
16. Uxhi
17. Rakinoma

Koedarake,Makigami Koichi,Tzadik,Avant-Garde,Int'l & World Music,Jazz,Pop
Koedarake
Average customer rating: 2 out of 5 stars
  • Maybe better for someone else....
Koedarake
Makigami Koichi
Manufacturer: Tzadik
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | International | Styles | Music
Avant Garde & Free JazzAvant Garde & Free Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0007514MG
Release Date: 2005-02-22

Tracks:

  1. Egoe
  2. Prrr
  3. Ngoh
  4. Haahick
  5. A-U
  6. Khoomeiteki
  7. Chaka Chapa
  8. Tak
  9. Doipapa
  10. Hamesa
  11. Tameiki
  12. Ngoh 2
  13. Pak
  14. Hamanime
  15. Hettia
  16. Uxhi
  17. Rakinoma

Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars Maybe better for someone else...........2005-03-30

Let me start by saying that Makigami Koichi has a rather stunning array of vocal expressions on here, and that I'm not entirely unused to the idea of solo vocal performances, and I've got an extensive background in and love of avant-garde musics, but this one just didn't work for me at all.

Conceptually, the idea intrigued me-- from the Tzadik website: "Makigami fuses the avant garde with Tuuvan throat singing, cartoon music, Japanese traditional music and more to create a private universe of sound and silence". This is a pretty accurate assessment of the music. The problem is, to my ears the majority of this never gets above the level of burbling and moaning-- there's quite an emphasis in my ears to the sort of cartoon music sound. This results in large portions of this being burbling and groaning. One track is dedicated wholly to laughing sounds. One is a polytonal groaning sound for three minutes. Not this can be (and sometimes is) interesting, but for a whole album, I found it someone tedious.

Noentheless, this does display a phenomenal control over voice and certainly there are some startling moments on here, both of bizarreness and beauty, but as a whole, the piece just didn't grab me.

World Music:

  1. Le Rital [Import]
  2. Live '98 [Live] [Import]
  3. Magic Carpet (Bissat el-Reeh) [Import]
  4. Mega Collezione Italinana [Import]
  5. Memragas from Another Twenty First Century
  6. Metamorphoses: Electronic Adventures In Flamenco
  7. Mimi 86 [Import]
  8. New Montmartre
  9. Non E Mai Stato Subito [Import]
  10. Off Course: Tales of the Lighthouse

World Music

world music

World Music

BBC Sessions: America [Live] [Import]

Schickele: On a Lark

Songs from the Victorian Music Halls

CTI Master Collection, Vol. 2 [Import]

Power Dance 2000 [Import]

The Very Best of Marvin Gaye [Original recording remastered]

Pipes & Drums of Scotland [Import]

Talk Is Cheap

Story [Import]

Renee and Bryn: Under the Stars

Red Apple Falls

Rock Brasil Ao Vivo [Import]

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Satie: The Complete Solo Piano Music

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