in which musicians of the Arundo Salon mix & match musical traditions with unusual results, suitable for hire at art openings, wedding receptions & any occasion when ordinary music just won't do.
Andy Dinsmoor: sitar
Ed Holmes: slapstick, pipsqueak, Playskool keyboard, snorkletube, vocals
Hal Hughes: fiddle
G. P. Skratz: tanpura, hammered tanpura
GHOST OF CURLY
(Slap-stick for real, poignant pipsqueak. Moe, Larry, cheese. Moe, Larry, cheese. Acoustic electronic. Ogre brushing his teeth, St. Stupid's alarm clock. So you can fix this for us, right?)
Hear this piece performed (from the CD, Hal ("Eddie") Dinsratz):
STON GYI LIU
(Although the fiddle melody originated in Ladakh, an actual country, the performance here recalls Rich Gold's notion of "music from fictional cultures," from Ethnia where Ethnic people live. Hail pounding the river, elk singing in the forest.)
Hear this piece performed (from the CD, Hal ("Eddie") Dinsratz):