Paradoxurus Hermaphroditus by IKB Ensemble
Recorded live on November 7th 2018 by Miguel Azguime at O’Culto da Ajuda, Lisbon, during the CreativeFest#12.
Mixed and mastered by Carlos Santos.
Cover drawing by Dilar Pereira.
Graphic design by Carlos Santos.
Tracklist
| 1. | I | 39:04 |
Credits
released July 2, 2019
Ernesto Rodrigues - Viola
Maria do Mar - Violino
Guilherme Rodrigues - Cello
Miguel Mira - Double Bass
Abdul Moimême - 12 Strings Guitar
Miguel Almeida - Acoustic Guitar
Quentin Stockart - Electric Guitar
Gianna de Toni - Psaltery
Biagio Verdolini - Self Made Instruments
Mariana Carvalho - Accordion
Andre Hencleeday - Piano
João Silva - Trumpet
Pedro Frazão - Euphonium
Paulo Curado - Flute
Bruno Parrinha - Bass Clarinet
Nuno Torres - Alto Saxophone
Etienne Brunet - Harmonica
Carlos Santos - Electronics
Monsieur Trinité - Percussion
Tom Malmendier - Percussion
Ernesto Rodrigues - Viola
Maria do Mar - Violino
Guilherme Rodrigues - Cello
Miguel Mira - Double Bass
Abdul Moimême - 12 Strings Guitar
Miguel Almeida - Acoustic Guitar
Quentin Stockart - Electric Guitar
Gianna de Toni - Psaltery
Biagio Verdolini - Self Made Instruments
Mariana Carvalho - Accordion
Andre Hencleeday - Piano
João Silva - Trumpet
Pedro Frazão - Euphonium
Paulo Curado - Flute
Bruno Parrinha - Bass Clarinet
Nuno Torres - Alto Saxophone
Etienne Brunet - Harmonica
Carlos Santos - Electronics
Monsieur Trinité - Percussion
Tom Malmendier - Percussion
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Guilherme Rodrigues is a cellist, improviser and composer from Lisboa, Portugal.
He was born in 1988 in Lisboa and started to learn cello and trumpet when he was seven at Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa and later in Conservatório Nacional de Música de Lisboa to study classical and music theory until his twenty-three. With an intuitive approach to improvisation and exploration of the timbres...