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A Raise of Eyebrows is the debut album by Scottish composer Ron Geesin, released in June 1967 by Transatlantic Records.Recorded in his home studio in Notting Hill, Geesin aimed to make a humorous album of social commentary that reflected his musical abilities. Considered a work of electronic and experimental music, the album exemplifies Geesin's tape manipulation of sounds and his skills on ...
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, France - 1977Harvest — 2C 066 - 04.615, Harvest —2C 066-046151080p - 60fps00:00 - - - A1 — Our Song (Waters, Geesin) - - - (1.34)0...
5 de jul. de 2019 · ExpoZoom by Ron Geesin, released 05 July 2019 1. Part 1First Wall-Concorde 2. Part 1 First Wall-Rolls Royce 3. Part 1 First Wall-Blind Landin 4. Part 1 First Wall-Tracked Hove 5. Part 2 END Wall-End Wall 1 6. Part 2 END Wall-End Wall 2.1 7. Part 2 END Wall-End Wall 2.2 8. Part 2 END Wall-End Wall 3 9. Part 3 Curve-Sprayed Steel 10.
Geesin's 1993 impression of the River Trent Splashpast was broadcast on BBC R4, and the 3/4hr 'fantasy for Purcell' Mask on BBC R3 in 1995 (a Sony award nomination). In 1993 he researched, wrote and presented his 6-part series on saxophonist Coleman Hawkins Hawk Stalks on BBC R3, following this in January 1995 with his 4-part analysis of the much underrated American pianist/composer, James P ...
Ron Geesin, composer, performer, sound architect, interactive designer, broadcaster, writer and lecturer was born in Ayrshire, Scotland, 1943. He has improvised his life rather like he plays the piano - with humour and passion.
Ron Geesin, all'anagrafe Ronald Geesin (Stevenston, 17 dicembre 1943), è un musicista e compositore britannico. Biografia. Il suo primo album solista è A Raise of Eyebrows del 1967. Tra gennaio e marzo del 1970, registrazioni sue e di Roger Waters, lavorate separatamente ...
An Improvised Life. Published: 08 September 2015. SEE THIS, SEE THAT, SEE THEN, SEE NOW ! Ron Geesin: An Improvised Life was first shown on Sat 3 Oct 2015 in London, followed by a Q&A with the Director Tom McInnes and chaired by Robin Denselow. It has now been shown on Sky Arts several times since 2018.
