Cover art by A.L. from a still of the film 'Un soir à Tavira'
OUW018 : Mac Dunlop featuring Escritor Subzero / Un Soir à Tavira
Un Soir à Tavira adapts its title from Fernando Pessoa’s poem and the musical composition, “Un Soir à Lima”. Inspired by Pessoa's heteronym Alvaro de Campos -who wrote the ‘sensacionista’ manifesto.
Mac says:
"This inspired me to think of the very non-sensationist world we lived through – our COVID pandemic world of isolationism. Masks, gloves, disinfectant, cleaning, social distancing, etc. left me aksing us asking: what is left for the senses to appreciate?
Perhaps we all find ourselves living remotely, and in the shadows of how we remember things should be."
“ I am virus to earth, a nothing, a mote, a crown…”
excerpt from ‘para o vento’ – part of 'Un Soir à Tavira'
Writer/ composer/ producer: Mac Dunlop
Portuguese translations and voice overs: Escritor SubZero
English voice over: Mac Dunlop
Recorded at: Casa Alvaro de Campos (CAC), Tavira, Portugal
and Blauhaus Falmouth, Cornwall, UK
Mac (see also ODG150 and OUC031) is a composer, producer, and performer based in Cornwall, UK. His poetry publications include Solarium -written while Poet in Residence with the National Trust in 2017, and The Enigma Deviations published by the Poetry Point Press in 2015.
His recent albums include Somewhere Nearby and MDQ – Live at the Aberfal, both available from Off Record. His latest projects, An Ambient Year, and Esboços can also be found on bandcamp and streaming services .
His music ranges in style from experimental ambient to modern classical and jazz. He features on BBC Sounds, Resonance FM and other independent music and sound art broadcasters. Mac is a regular contributor to the Poemus series of music and poetry events at Casa Alvaro de Campos throughout the year.
link to film: HERE
Track listing:
1: A Onda / The Wave
2: Canto da Alvorada / Dawn Chorus
3: O Vento Sopra / The Wind Blows
4: Tabacaria
5: Aliada Mentirosa / Lying Ally
6: Para O Vento / For the Wind
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