Things Chains Can Do

A concert/live recording of New Works by Tristan Coelho, Tim Munro & Martin Kay.

Chains have a long and morphed history. The earliest known use of a chain was a flaxweed garland worn by Fawn. The wreath created a portal for the universes creativity. Lightning bolts reshaped trees into black shards pointing to parallel gestures. Gentle breezes wafted leaves, creating coded combinations flowing beauty. One millennia Fawn felt some crazy frisson, binding, securing, locking, bondaging motion, now forever frozen to Gaze. Such wonderful illusions created stoppages around which tributaries divided. Chains of fools proliferated, creating gorgeous palimpsests, bringing joy to the world.

Martin Kay saxophone

Danielle Bentley cello

Emily Granger harp

Tristan Coehlo piano/electronics

Tim Munro flute