Joshua Van Tassel

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Web Name: Joshua Van Tassel

WebSite: http://joshuavt.bandcamp.com

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Sorry, Bandcamp no longer supports the version of Internet Explorer that you're using (7.0). Please upgrade your browser to the latest version and try again. Nathanael Larochette Another ambient gem from this conjuror-er of sound magic. Favorite track: Conjuror-er. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Hand-screened 8.5 x 11 2-colour print by Geordan Moore (The Quarrelsome Yeti) with water-based ink on eco-friendly wildflower paper with a perforated edge for removing and planting.Watch the flowers grow as you listen to the music! Includes unlimited streaming of Dance Music volume II: More Songs for Slow Motion via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. about Like the instrument that inspired it, the Ondes Martenot, Van Tassel’s Dance Music volume II is elegant and expressive, the score to a movie inside your head.The Ondes Martenot (OHND mar-tə-NOH) is an elegantly intricate, deliberately complicated hand-built machine that lives with the theremin as one of the world’s earliest electronic instruments (c.1928). Its inventor, the cellist Maurice Martenot, was a radio operator in WWI and wanted to duplicate the accidental overlaps of tones between radio oscillators, but with the expressiveness and emotion of cello. The Ondes is a rare collectible now, but there is an option in the Ondea: Itself an exclusive membership, they’re Ondes modernized by Calgary’s David Kean. Van Tassel, no stranger to concepts and themes, made the first Dance Music, 2014’s Songs For Slow Motion, as a gift for his dancer wife to play in her sessions as a craniosacral therapist.“meditative, shifting chords, like sand reshaped by wind” – Aquarium Drunkard“elegant and expressive, the score to a movie inside your head” – Headphone Commute“if you’re able to lose yourself in Van Tassel’s compositions for even a few minutes, you’ll feel a bit lighter” – CBC Music“undiluted gorgeousness” – PopMatters“as soothing as ASMR” – The Coast“a real gift” – Tom Allen, CBC Radio“gradual and mesmerizing, leaning into the idea of sound in slow motion.” – The Road To Sound“stylistic and visionary” (8/10) – Exclaim!Joshua Van Tassel - Ondea, Therevox, piano, vibraphone, field recordings , electronicsThe Venuti String Quartet:Drew Jurecka - ViolinRebekah Wolkstein - ViolinLydia Muchinsky- CelloShannon Knights - Viola One of Toronto s most creative and talented music makers. Her records are a world within a world within a world of talking cats and beautiful sounds Joshua Van Tassel Canada s best kept production secret. Dream at Harmony Motel is perfect pop mastery, and the Bear Lake is dreamy psychadelicness at it s best Joshua Van Tassel supported by 8 fans who also own “Dance Music volume II: More Songs for Slow Motion” Absolutely gorgeous and sometimes haunting instrumentals. What a stellar collection. Jean-Paul DuQuette supported by 7 fans who also own “Dance Music volume II: More Songs for Slow Motion” Lush, moody folk-derived music sure to appeal to metal fans, the latest from Wolcensmen is awash in gorgeous keys mournful melodies. Bandcamp New Notable May 2, 2020 Essential Releases: Jungle, Coldwave, Brazilian Fusion and More Essential Releases: Cosmic Jazz, No Wave, Experimental Dance and More

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Joshua Van Tassel Joshua Van Tassel is a Juno-nominated composer, producer &amp; sound maker. Dance Music volume II: More Songs for Slow Motion, released 11 September 2020 1. Muttering Spells 2. Conjuror-er 3. Their Love Was Alive Before They Were Dead 4. Eternal Turtle 5. Shadows Smile For You 6. Their Hands On Their Hands 7. Nest of Light 8. Lost Without You Like the instrument that inspired it, the Ondes Martenot, Van Tassel’s Dance Music volume II is elegant and expressive, the score to a movie inside your head. The Ondes Martenot (OHND mar-tə-NOH) is an elegantly intricate, deliberately complicated hand-built machine that lives with the theremin as one of the world’s earliest electronic instruments (c.1928). Its inventor, the cellist Maurice Martenot, was a radio operator in WWI and wanted to duplicate the accidental overlaps of tones between radio oscillators, but with the expressiveness and emotion of cello. The Ondes is a rare collectible now, but there is an option in the Ondea: Itself an exclusive membership, they’re Ondes modernized by Calgary’s David Kean. Van Tassel, no stranger to concepts and themes, made the first Dance Music, 2014’s Songs For Slow Motion, as a gift for his dancer wife to play in her sessions as a craniosacral therapist. “meditative, shifting chords, like sand reshaped by wind” – Aquarium Drunkard “elegant and expressive, the score to a movie inside your head” – Headphone Commute “if you’re able to lose yourself in Van Tassel’s compositions for even a few minutes, you’ll feel a bit lighter” – CBC Music “undiluted gorgeousness” – PopMatters “as soothing as ASMR” – The Coast “a real gift” – Tom Allen, CBC Radio “gradual and mesmerizing, leaning into the idea of sound in slow motion.” – The Road To Sound “stylistic and visionary” (8/10) – Exclaim!

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