Processed Harp Works, Volume 1, by Kris Keogh

Processed Harp Works, Volume 1

by Kris Keogh

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	1.	As we said goodbye to everything we ever knew 00:56
	2.	You sat, looking out, but couldn’t begin to explain 02:22
	3.	Above Paris, with stars in our eyes 03:45
	4.	With our own atmosphere 00:45
	5.	Secretly knowing we’d never be the same 03:29
	6.	It felt like my future, inside a black & white movie 02:44
	7.	As meteor showers melted your heart 02:16
	8.	Frozen, danger ringing in my ears 02:49
	9.	Your eyes said we were never coming back 03:55
	10.	I held on so tight as our whole world disintegrated 05:52
	11.	We were gone, further than forever 02:45

credits

released 14 March 2011
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Written, played, recorded, processed, mixed and mastered by Kris Keogh.
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This album is entirely made from harp recordings processed using self-made Reaktor ensembles.
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Harp recorded at CDU Theatre, Darwin (Mar-Sept 2010)
Processed and mixed at home in Nhulunbuy, Arnhem Land (Oct 2010 – Jan 2011)
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Reaktor ensembles built by trial and error (2003-2010)
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Thanks to Deb, my family, Snapsuit, Mark Schultz, Brandon, Richeaux, Gretchen & Roddy, Gemma, Mel S, Ruben, the Trank, Stu at NWA. Special thanks to Erna, Martin and Guy at the Darwin Symphony Orchestra and to Harumi Okayama and everyone at Aoyama Harps, Osaka, Japan.
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