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About This Album. Percussionist Glenn Kotche’s solo label debut, Mobile comprises eight new compositions, with inspirations ranging from mobile sculpture, composer (and label-mate) Steve Reich, the Ramayana, Wilco drumbeats, the Nonesuch Explorer series, and percussionists Tony Allen and Ed Blackwell. The album features a wide range of ...
7. März 2006 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2006 CD release of "Mobile" on Discogs.
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Als Komponist arbeitete er u. a. für das Kronos Quartet, Bang on a Can All-Stars und So Percussion und das Sextett für zeitgenössische Musik Eighth Blackbird. 2002 erschien sein erstes Soloalbum Introducing Glenn Kotche. Diskographie. Introducing Glenn Kotche, 2002; Next, 2002; Mobile, 2006
7. März 2006 · Mobile, percussionist Glenn Kotche's third solo offering, is his first for Nonesuch. Being a member of Wilco made scoring a record deal with his band's prestigious label a bit easier to come by, perhaps, but it's well-deserved nonetheless.
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On his third solo album, Kotche serves up another collection of compositions that give no indication that his main gig is drumming for a pop band. Instead, Mobile is made up of eight instrumental pieces, largely percussive, that chart closer to minimalist compositions of the latter 20th century.
30. Mai 2006 · Mobile. Glenn Kotche. 2006. 7.0. By John Motley. Genre: Experimental. Label: Nonesuch. Reviewed: May 30, 2006. Wilco drummer creates a solo record rooted in Steve Reich, the thumb piano, and...
21. Feb. 2008 · There are four primary experiments comprising Mobile, as explained by Kotche: Negative rhythm, or the spaces between rhythm, and how they contribute to the rhythm as a whole; transcribing melodies to drums; stretching the subdivisions of rhythm far beyond their normal capacity or replacing them with different musical elements; and ...
