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The Tortoise

by Nat Evans

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In the summer of 2014, composer and sound artist Nat Evans spent five months hiking the 2,600 mile Pacific Crest Trail writing music and making hundreds of field recordings in a project called The Tortoise. Along the way he sent SD cards filled with field recordings to a series of composers who created works responding to the recordings made nearby where they lived. Those works were posted online all summer so that people could hear how the sound of the trail changed as Evans moved northward, and how different people respond to their landscapes. Upon his return Evans recorded his own works from his long walk. This album features those works, as well as the pieces by his collaborators.

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released August 19, 2015

Most of the composers played the instruments in their pieces themselves, unless otherwise noted. The personnel for Evans' pieces are Neil Welch, saxophone, Evan Smith, bass clarinet, John Teske, bass and Nat Evans on percussion and shruti box.

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Nat Evans Seattle, Washington

Experimental music from the Pacific Northwest

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