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Fabietta's Theme

from Fabietta's Theme by Jeff Gburek

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After I recorded this I went out to the shop in the blustery day to get bread, wine and other vitals and looked at the cracks in the sidewalks here wondering when some green weed might poke through, it being the first day of Spring and all that. The sun brilliant earlier was glooming behind cloud by now and as I crossed another street, I saw a young brunnette girl, black-rimmed glasses, drabbily dressed, a bit on the chubby side, coming towards me, her look darting around frantically. Then she stopped abruptly, turned, caught the eye of an older woman across the street where I was headed, and shouted, "jest fabietta". "it's fabietta". Fabbieta must be a name. But not much a Polish name, so it stuck in my mind. That's why this piece is called Fabbietta's Theme.

I played the Hofner and the prepared Ibanez simultaneously, looping some fragments with the laptop for later intercalation and improvised around one of the the new songs I have been working through, leaving wide open spaces, the drones and other noise filtering through.

The photo was taken by Karolina Ossowska-Gburek in Warsaw, Praga district, last year.

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from Fabietta's Theme, track released March 20, 2012

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AKASHIC RECORDS Poland

Guitarist, composer, sound designer, field recordist, shortwave radio poet, blending electro-acoustic, electronica, spectral comp., cracked circuits, sounding organic objects with an ear towards earth voices. Studied Javanese and Balinese gamelan and theories of Partch and Xenakis. Working with dance/theater/butoh co. Djalma Primordial Science. More than 400 concerts throughout Europe since 2005. ... more

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