Hello tutti-loops-fruitty!
I am sending notes of which two seemed to be russian folk motifs. In fact only one of it is traditional - traditional polytonal #01. Traditional polytonal #02 is named Pinocchio and was written by Fiorenzo Carpi in 1972. The first one originates from song Korobeiniki and was refined by Hirokazu Tanaka with renaming into Type A. For a polish listener songname links is clear: type A hepatitis named also coarselly-medically: yellowoma, yellopatis or yellopathy. Whatever...
The other .fsc is of "completelly different barrel". It's Michał's Lorenc motif from the original motion picture named "Psy". And it is not about Gangnam Style nor insulting police (named millitia at that times). Movie is about coping with cops' duties during polish pierestroika in the middle of 90's. Vivid romance of millitia leutnant and convict-girl (or "someone like that", as Mr. Gross says in the movie) on a background of vicious government reshuffling. A bit like "The English Patient", picutred a bit later.
Before I drop on Ormian avantgarde cinema exploring trends in local existentialism, have a listen of note files in attachments.
Bye-bye!
Cops at pierestroika, Pinocchio and Type A hepatitis (a.k.a. yellow disease) - motifs in .fsc and political greps.
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Cops at pierestroika, Pinocchio and Type A hepatitis (a.k.a. yellow disease) - motifs in .fsc and political greps.
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