STEVE GUNN & DAVID MOORE - Let The Moon Be A Planet - LP - Vinyl
STEVE GUNN & DAVID MOORE - Let The Moon Be A Planet - LP - Vinyl
STEVE GUNN & DAVID MOORE - Let The Moon Be A Planet - LP - Vinyl

STEVE GUNN & DAVID MOORE - Let The Moon Be A Planet - LP - Vinyl

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STEVE GUNN & DAVID MOORE - Let The Moon Be A Planet - LP - Vinyl

STEVE GUNN & DAVID MOORE - Let The Moon Be A Planet - LP - Vinyl

€24.99

 

LP - Black Vinyl. 

Steve Gunn and David Moore’s Let the Moon be a Planet is a volume of improvisatory exchanges between classical guitar and piano, and a meeting place where two artists become acquainted through instrumental dialogue without a single expectation distracting them from the joy and open field possibility of collaboration.

A project enveloped by an aura of reciprocity, Let the Moon Be a Planet unfolded from an invitation to connect between two New York-based musicians who admired each other’s work but had never intersected: guitarist and songwriter Steve Gunn, whose solo, duo, and ensemble recordings represent milestones of contemporary guitar- guided material, and pianist and composer David Moore, acclaimed for his minimalist ensemble music as the leader of Bing & Ruth.

The exchange began remotely as Gunn and Moore responded to one another’s solo improvisations, embarking on a synergistic progression of deep listening and connection through musical conversation. “We were both fans of each other’s music and this was a chance to try a different process which was much more open,” says Moore. “It felt like something I needed personally as an artist, to not be so controlling over the final output, and to truly collaborate with somebody else.”

Similarly for Gunn, who was exploring new pastures and passages in classical guitar when the dialogue began, the project was an invitation for pure conversation and exchange, creating space for him to revisit foundational forms with his playing: “I was trying to break out of what I was doing, to have something that just pulled away all the elements of usual structured things.”

Let the Moon Be a Planet intertwines the trajectories of two musicians acclaimed for pushing the boundaries of their instruments, unified by a shift away from what they recall as more “detail- oriented” approaches to composition. Fueled by the magnetism of their call and response exercise, Gunn and Moore set out on a nomadic songwriting venture without an intended destination. 

 

Tracklist:

A1. Over the Dune
A2. Painterly
A3. Scattering
A4. Basin

B1. Morning Mare
B2. Libration
B3. Paper Limb
B4. Rhododendron