Singer Sound System shared this take on New Born by Muse, arranged for the Sewing-Gurdy.
The Sewing-Gurdy is a unique electronic hurdy-gurdy, driven by a sewing machine pedal. The Sewing-Gurdy joins other hurdy-gurdy inspired instruments that we has featured, including the Balfolk Boombox.
They note that, “In this video, it’s just my instrument and a kick.”
The video captures a live performance by Grégoire Blanc (theremin) and Thomas Pellerin (organ) of Trois Mélodies, by Olivier Messiaen.
The performance was Recorded on March 21st, 2025 at the Angers Cathedral.
Sections:
0:00 – I. Pourquoi ?
2:16 – II. Le Sourire
4:07 – III. La Fiancée Perdue
Reader Karol Pokojowczyk (Caught In Joy) shared this live Berlin School style synth jam, Shelter in Sound, featuring four Moog synthesizers: the Moog One, Micromoog, Matriarch and Messenger.
Karol Pokojowczyk takes an old-school approach, recording his performances live to reel-to-reel, using a variety of hardware synths.
What Pokojowczyk has to say about Shelter in Sound:
“If the world feels loud lately, this is your shelter.
Shelter in Sound is my most intimate work to date – a live performance on four analog Moog synthesizers, captured directly to reel-to-reel tape spinning just behind me.
It’s a space to drift, to breathe, to feel.
A quiet voyage through sound – intergalactic, yes, but always safe.”
Shelter in Sound is available on Bandcamp. You can preview it below:
