Clap Mitchet y las Biblias de Gideón
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BIOGRAPHYwww.myspace.com/clapmitchetylasbibliasdegiden
Clap Mitchet has worked doing performance of image sound, radio, circus, concerts and recordings with different musicians and bands. His compositions works on the lyrical form of Lo Fi. Mitchet joined Diego Gonzalez and Agustín Casalía to form Las Biblias de Gideón. At the moment they are recording what will be the first album on the Late Raza studios with special guests like Federico Oliveri, Walter Arricau, Mario Perkins, Belén Moledo, Axel Hahn and Eduardo Lastra. He plays guitar from early age. With twenty years of age he travels around europe, visiting the cities of Madrid, Bourdeos, Paris, London, Liverpool, Brighton, Brussels, Brujas, Amsterdam, Ginebra, Zurich, Insbruck, Salsburg, Ancona, Brindisi, Athens, Torino, Cannes; being like a correspondent of the Balkan war, he also visits the cities of Ljubliana, Senj, Zadar, Sibenic and Split in the heat of military conflict of old Yugoslavia; he plays in the cities of Como, Barcelona, San Sebastián, Ios and Naxos. He creates the radio programs Invisibles in the Alley in Fm Fenix; and Night at the Circus, Fm del Buen Ayre Radio. He creates the group Cipres Bermejo with whom he gives six concerts for the International Festival of Theater of Buenos Aires City. He records the music of the short-film La Ciudad Detrás. He joins as a member of the radio program Media Tierra, Fm Radio Activa. In 2000 he works in the production of the concerts of Buena Vista Social Club; Keith Jarrett, Jack Dejohnette and Gary Peacock; Diana Krall; Joao Bosco; Diane Schuur and John Scofield made in Buenos Aires City. In 2002 he travels by the cities of Sao Paulo (Brazil), La Angostura, Colonia Suiza and San Carlos de Bariloche in the Patagonia Argentina, presenting the sample of poetry, music, photographs and super 8, Super8 Clip Clap Train. For two years he participated as a member of the musical group of the spectacle Circus of the Astonishment.
Clap Mitchet has worked doing performance of image sound, radio, circus, concerts and recordings with different musicians and bands. His compositions works on the lyrical form of Lo Fi. Mitchet joined Diego Gonzalez and Agustín Casalía to form Las Biblias de Gideón. At the moment they are recording what will be the first album on the Late Raza studios with special guests like Federico Oliveri, Walter Arricau, Mario Perkins, Belén Moledo, Axel Hahn and Eduardo Lastra. He plays guitar from early age. With twenty years of age he travels around europe, visiting the cities of Madrid, Bourdeos, Paris, London, Liverpool, Brighton, Brussels, Brujas, Amsterdam, Ginebra, Zurich, Insbruck, Salsburg, Ancona, Brindisi, Athens, Torino, Cannes; being like a correspondent of the Balkan war, he also visits the cities of Ljubliana, Senj, Zadar, Sibenic and Split in the heat of military conflict of old Yugoslavia; he plays in the cities of Como, Barcelona, San Sebastián, Ios and Naxos. He creates the radio programs Invisibles in the Alley in Fm Fenix; and Night at the Circus, Fm del Buen Ayre Radio. He creates the group Cipres Bermejo with whom he gives six concerts for the International Festival of Theater of Buenos Aires City. He records the music of the short-film La Ciudad Detrás. He joins as a member of the radio program Media Tierra, Fm Radio Activa. In 2000 he works in the production of the concerts of Buena Vista Social Club; Keith Jarrett, Jack Dejohnette and Gary Peacock; Diana Krall; Joao Bosco; Diane Schuur and John Scofield made in Buenos Aires City. In 2002 he travels by the cities of Sao Paulo (Brazil), La Angostura, Colonia Suiza and San Carlos de Bariloche in the Patagonia Argentina, presenting the sample of poetry, music, photographs and super 8, Super8 Clip Clap Train. For two years he participated as a member of the musical group of the spectacle Circus of the Astonishment.
GENRESFolk, Experimental, Blues
Contact
Management: marianoesper@hotmail.com
Booking: marianoesper@hotmail.com
Booking: marianoesper@hotmail.com
INSTRUMENTSb3 organ / bass / drums / acoustic guitar / electric guitar / percussion / sitar / steel guitar / vocals
INFLUENCESBert Jansch, Syd Barrett, Bob Dylan, Nick Drake, Leonard Cohen, Bill Callahan, Mance Lipscomb, Lou Reed, The Incredible String Band, T. Bone Burnett, Noah Georgeson, Velvet Underground, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Skip James, Pentangle, Morphine, etc
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I WRITE:For a living
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I Also Write:
by myself
with others
I Prefer To Write:
lyrics
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OTHER SONG OR ALBUM CREDITSPuentes Amarillos (Trito) 1994
Cipres Bermejo EP (Driada Records) 1995
Cipres Bermejo - (Driada Records) 1998
Mangadelobos - MDL (Chulantrope Vigueira) 2005
Jorge Cillero - Substituto (Electrogama) 2006
Clap Mitchet y las Biblias de Gideón EP (Independent) 2007
Circus of the Astonishment (Epsa) 2008
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