Bring It To Our Senses

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Bring It to Our Senses contains all music scores originally written by Maarten Van Cauwenberghe for a trilogy of dance performances by Lisbeth Gruwez: Itโ€™s going to get worse and worse and worse, my friend (2012), AH/HA (2014) and Weโ€™re pretty fuckinโ€™ far from okay (2016). All three performances and their corresponding sound designs focus on the concrete bodily effects and galvanising nature of social phenomena.

The ecstatic and trance-like body that Lisbeth Gruwez has examined both as a dancer and as choreographer is in an eternal in-between state: it hovers between subject and object, between total loss and complete control. This fluid in-between state is also the foundation and driving force of Maarten Van Cauwenbergheโ€™s soundscapes, delicately creating recognition as well as alienation, suspense as well as restfulness - not uncommonly at the very same time.

  1. 1 - Miss Speech 13:44
  2. 2 - Despair 7:38
  3. 3 - Grรผnewald 3:13
  4. 4 - The Dictator 8:22
  5. 5 - Panic Love 4:21
  6. 6 - Lay Down The Puddle 4:36
  7. 7 - Chairs 18:36
  8. 8 - Laughterwave 3:56
  9. 9 - Pressure 7:58
  10. 10 - Come to My Senses 10:33
  11. 11 - Barking Scene 1:29

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Bring It To Our Senses

40,00

only 1 left

  1. 1 - Miss Speech 13:44
  2. 2 - Despair 7:38
  3. 3 - Grรผnewald 3:13
  4. 4 - The Dictator 8:22
  5. 5 - Panic Love 4:21
  6. 6 - Lay Down The Puddle 4:36
  7. 7 - Chairs 18:36
  8. 8 - Laughterwave 3:56
  9. 9 - Pressure 7:58
  10. 10 - Come to My Senses 10:33
  11. 11 - Barking Scene 1:29

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about the record

Bring It to Our Senses contains all music scores originally written by Maarten Van Cauwenberghe for a trilogy of dance performances by Lisbeth Gruwez: Itโ€™s going to get worse and worse and worse, my friend (2012), AH/HA (2014) and Weโ€™re pretty fuckinโ€™ far from okay (2016). All three performances and their corresponding sound designs focus on the concrete bodily effects and galvanising nature of social phenomena.

The ecstatic and trance-like body that Lisbeth Gruwez has examined both as a dancer and as choreographer is in an eternal in-between state: it hovers between subject and object, between total loss and complete control. This fluid in-between state is also the foundation and driving force of Maarten Van Cauwenbergheโ€™s soundscapes, delicately creating recognition as well as alienation, suspense as well as restfulness - not uncommonly at the very same time.

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