As deafness increases (2013), by Inga Aas/Rudolf Bjørnerem/Henrik Munkeby Nørstebø

As deafness increases (2013)

by Inga Aas/Rudolf Bjørnerem/Henrik Munkeby Nørstebø

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	1.	Svalbard 20:04
	2.	Adia 08:18
	3.	Adib 04:19
	4.	Adic 05:57

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Inga Margrete Aas - double bass
Rudolf Terland Bjørnerem - electro-acoustic guitar
Henrik Munkeby Nørstebø - trombone

“A high-pitched, almost syllabic music approached and receded in the shifting of the wind, dimmed by leaves and distance.”

As deafness increases was formed in 2010, and the trio's self titled debut album was recorded during two days in Oslo spring 2013, and consists of one long and three shorter pieces. “Svalbard” was originally created to accompany a compilation of film clips made by an anonymous amateur at the arctic islands in the 1930s.

The three remaining pieces (“Adia”, “Adib” and “Adic”) explores specific musical ideas, ranging from low dynamics and extended use of silence to dense sound clusters and traces of harmony.

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released March 17, 2020

All music by Nørstebø/Aas/Bjørnerem (TONO)
Mixed by David Aleksander Sjølie with As deafness increases
Mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi
Cover and artwork by Audun Lønning Gjerdi

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Henrik Munkeby Nørstebø Berlin, Germany

HMN is a musician and sound artist based in Berlin and Trondheim, focusing on trombone performance and a wide range of compositional and cross disciplinary projects. He chose the brass tubes already at the age of eight, and has done extensive research into both the boisterous side of the instrument, as well as its counterpoint in microscopic sound, utilizing deselection as a central process. ... more

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