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Adam Mitchell
Adam Mitchell | ||
Main aliases: | English, Cloaked figure | |
Species: | Human | |
Job: | Hacker, Researcher | |
Affiliated with: | GeoComTex | |
Place of origin: | England | |
Mother: | Adam's mum | |
Father: | Geoff Mitchell | |
First seen in: | Dalek | |
Other appearances: | see list | |
Main actor: | Bruno Langley | |
Memorable moment | ||
Adam Mitchell was a young English researcher in the employ of the American GeoComTex billionaire Henry van Statten in the year 2012.
After van Statten was outed from GeoComTex for the "Metaltron" incident, Adam become a companion to the Ninth Doctor, at Rose Tyler's urging. However, Adam disgraced himself by filching information from the future with intent to alter his timeline, and the Doctor spurned Adam from accompanying him any further.
Years after being abandoned by the Doctor, Adam plotted to kidnap various companions from multiple incarnations of the Doctor with the Master. However, when the Master made a plot to destroy the universe, Adam sacrificed his life to stop him, and was buried with honours.
Biography Edit
Meeting the Doctor Edit
Adam was a genius who had successfully hacked into the United States Department of Defense computers when he was eight years old, nearly causing, in his own words, World War III. He was recruited by van Statten to work for GeoComTex. The Ninth Doctor and Rose Tyler met Adam in the year 2012. At the time he worked in van Statten's Vault in Utah, where he catalogued extraterrestrial artefacts for his employer. When the Dalek van Statten had "collected" got loose and went on a rampage, Adam found himself running from it with Rose. He told Rose that he had always wanted to see the stars; she asked the Doctor to take Adam along with them in the TARDIS. Rose also found Adam attractive. Despite the Doctor's scepticism about Adam as a potential fellow traveller, he agreed. (TV: Dalek)
Adam's travels with the Doctor and Rose did not last long. Visiting the year 200,000, Adam was overwhelmed by the wealth of information and technology available to him and immediately gave in to temptation and greed. Desperate to gain all the information that the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire had collected, he learned that only those with an implant could access the data. He had a top-of-the-line computer interface port, an infospike, installed in his head. When the implant activated to access computers, his head opened up, revealing part of his brain. The implant was activated by a snap of the fingers. He tried to transmit information back to 21st century Earth with Rose's superphone.
When Adam tapped into the computer systems, he inadvertently gave the Jagrafess knowledge of — and nearly access to — the TARDIS. One of Satellite Five's journalists, Cathica, freed Adam, prevented the Jagrafess from obtaining the TARDIS key and vented heat to Floor 500, killing it. Learning of Adam's transmission of information and his additional breach of trust, the Doctor angrily returned Adam to his home, despite Adam's apologetic pleading. The Doctor destroyed the answering machine which had received the information from the future. He observed that Adam would have to live a quiet life, lest someone discover the implant in his head and dissect him to find out where it came from. After the Doctor and Rose left, Adam was met by his mother who, when talking to him, clicked her fingers. As his head opened up, a look of shock and horror appeared on her face. (TV: The Long Game)
At some point, Adam was taken to the Black Archive by UNIT to have his record as a companion of the Doctor taken. His memories of the visit were subsequently erased and he was sent on his way. (TV: The Day of the Doctor)
Revenge Edit
Adam's mother died shortly after the Doctor left Adam on Earth, and Adam became angry at the Doctor for erasing the technology that could have saved her. Adam spent years doing nothing with his life, seeing the Doctor and Rose pop up throughout history without him. He eventually decided to use the technology in his head to steal from corporate accounts, giving him the means to have his revenge. Adam excavated Van Statten's vault, and used Cyberman technology to lure out a Time Agent and steal his vortex manipulator, giving him access to time travel. Adam searched the universe for various enemies of the Doctor that he could use against him in his battles. One of the first he found was the Master, whose evil he underestimated.
Adam then set out to capture the companions of the first eleven known incarnations of the Doctor. He used memory distortion to prevent the Doctor from remembering him, but this grew weaker as he came closer and closer to the Doctor who he had betrayed. (COMIC: Mystery Date)
Working with the Animus and the Zarbi, he was successful in capturing the First Doctor's companions Barbara Wright, Ian Chesterton and Vicki Pallister. (COMIC: Unnatural Selection) Manipulating a T-Mat machine, he captured the Second Doctor's companions Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot. (COMIC: Bazaar Adventures Using a vortex manipulator, he appeared in front of the Third Doctor, grabbed the Doctor's companions Liz Shaw, Sarah Jane Smith and the Brigadier and teleported away. (COMIC: In With the Tide) Once again using the vortex manipulator, he appeared in front of the Fourth Doctor and kidnapped Leela and K9 Mark I. (COMIC: A Rare Gem)
Using the vortex manipulator, he appeared in front of the Fifth Doctor and kidnapped Tegan, Nyssa, and Adric. However, the Doctor was at that point able to remember the other times he'd met Adam. (COMIC: In Their Nature) Working with the Master, he then kidnapped Peri from the Sixth Doctor. (COMIC: Facades) However, this was a trap set up by the Tenth Doctor. Instead of kidnapping Peri, Adam had kidnapped Frobisher, who quickly used his shape-shifting abilities to escape his confinement. (COMIC: Endgame) The Seventh Doctor encountered the Master and defeated him, but, as he said his goodbyes and watched the Master run, Adam captured Ace. (COMIC: Cat and Mouse) The Eighth Doctor anticipated Adam's arrival, but was helpless to prevent Grace Holloway from being kidnapped. (COMIC: The Body Politic)
He met the Ninth Doctor and finally revealed his true identity, kidnapping Rose in the process. (COMIC: Mystery Date) The Tenth Doctor realised Adam's presence the moment he arrived, but couldn't prevent him from kidnapping Martha. (COMIC: Quiet on the Set) Adam then quickly attacked the Eleventh Doctor and kidnapped Clara.
The Eleventh Doctor found Adam had taken all the alien technology from Van Statten's vault. He found the Time Agent Adam captured and gained the means to track Adam's Vortex Manipulator. He got to Adam's Fortress in Limbo and found all his companions in stasis. Adam then threatened to kill all the Doctor's companions, saying the Doctor could only save one. (COMIC: The Choice)
It was then that a mixed form of various TARDISes from each Doctor materialised, out of which appeared the other ten Doctors. Under the orders of the Master, Adam released an army of Autons at them. Frobisher, meanwhile, released all of the Doctor's companions, all of which began attacking the Autons.
The Master then revealed the Auton attack as a distraction, as he blasted the rest of the chronal energy he had drained into the Doctor's TARDISes. This would cause all of them to overload, which would destroy all of them and the Doctors at the same time and thus destroying the universe as well.
Adam, deciding that he did not want the Universe destroyed and realising he had been used by the Master, fought back against him. He attacked the Master, who hited him back with a sharp object, injuring him. Then, Adam blasted the computer in an explosion that engulfed him. During his last moments, he apologized to the Doctor, and told Rose he understood why the Doctor's companions were so willing to risk themselves for him. The Doctors and his companions buried him outside his time palace, with the inscriptions "Adam Mitchell, A Companion True." (COMIC: Endgame)
Behind the scenes Edit
Companion status Edit
The "disregarded companion", Adam Mitchell, is the only companion from the revived series up to that time not included in Journey's End, the finale to Series 4 of Doctor Who.
Adam is also the only companion to be kicked off the TARDIS just one episode after joining the Doctor. Adam is the only known companion to be actually expelled from the TARDIS crew for bad behaviour. However, Rose nearly became the second companion to do so in Father's Day, as did Amy Pond in The Beast Below.
Adam is one of two companions, the other being Harry Sullivan, who had no scenes in the TARDIS interior. He is seen entering and emerging from the TARDIS several times, but he is never seen within the TARDIS itself.
Peculiarly, Adam is the first companion in the BBC Wales version of Doctor Who to be unambiguously killed off in a medium other than the one he was first introduced in; namely, televised stories. Furthermore, with his death and final sacrifice, he is vindicated and recognised as a companion by the Doctor.
Other matters Edit
- In 2005, the website "Who is Doctor Who?" announced that 14-year-old Adam Mitchell had won a competition arranged by van Statten the previous week. Adam's winning essay on "Why I Want To Meet An Alien" focused on acquiring advanced knowledge from them ("I don't think it's cheating, really. It's just a shortcut"), foreshadowing both his work for van Statten and his actions later.
- In the online game The Last Dalek, which presents an alternate version of the events of Dalek, Adam does not appear, but he has an entry in the Dalek's memory files. He is described as "Male subject. Age 20. English. Intelligent and enthusiastic student helping Van Statten acquire rare artefacts. Considered no threat."
- In an earlier draft of Dalek, Adam was the son of Henry van Statten.
- In an earlier draft of The Long Game, Adam bought future medicines to help his dying father (who was not Henry van Statten). This idea was later tweaked and recycled for Prisoners of Time.
- The Pete's World counterpart of Adam Mitchell was planned to appear in the scrapped Rose Tyler: Earth Defence spin-off.
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Just in time for the holidays, Apple and Starbucks have partnered up for a (Product) Red gift card combo. When you buy the $15 iTunes + $15 Starbucks gift card both companies together will contribute 5% to the Global Fund to help fund AIDS research. Apple has long been a supporter of the (Product) Red campaign, selling red iPod nano models, iPad Smart Cases and Smart Covers. Most recently, Apple released a (Product) Red bumper for the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4. At an Apple town hall meeting in February, Tim Cook mentioned that Apple (Product) Red products have generated over $50 million to help fund AIDS research. The gift card combo can be purchased at this website. Article Link: Apple and Starbucks Partner for (Product) Red Gift Cards
Two great companies partnering for a great cause. I like. And the ability to give $15 at iTunes and $15 at Starbucks with only one gift card is rather clever somehow; it makes for a nice pair.
I like it when good companies give back! There is a debate out there about whether or not a company should give back to social causes. To me, I think regardless of what side of the debate you land on, it is admirable when big corporations make an effort like this to make a difference in society. So, good work Apple and Starbucks. Keep this pattern up! ---------- This is a good pairing! Why not grab a cup of coffee and download a few apps - perfect!
Yes - Although a lot of the reason for them doing this would be for promotional reasons, it doesn't really matter why the money is donated, as long as it is
It's weird how Apple sometimes tucks the Red color of a product away from the rest of the product info. Look at the iPod Touch site: it says there are 5 colors and shows 5 swatches... but in reality there are 6! And the red is the nicest one—they shouldn't hide it down at the bottom! (I wish it were red and black, not white, though.) Same for the other iPods.
There is a high level anti-red conspiracy in the West. From flags to corporate logos, colors are used (or not) for their historic and psychological symbolism. You may buy a red iPod... The gods "allow" it. It's keen that you picked up on that. Smart man.
WOW, how generous for two multi-billion dollar companies to donate a tiny 5% after making broke consumers spend $30. Yup, they sure are helping alot... *rolls eyes* To hell with Apple and Starbucks.... Greedy bastards.
Apple shouldn't give any because it will never be enough until they have zero cash. The criticism never stops.
5% may seem slim but just remember that for Apple gets 30% of every $1 of iTunes revenue. From the 30 cents it has to run the entire iTunes ecosystem (data centers, bandwidth, financial transaction to credit cards, marketing, referrals, legal, etc). It's estimated in 2010 that *over* 2/3rds of the 30 cents went to running iTunes. if that's true that leaves Apple with a most 10 cents per dollar. So 5% may seem weak, but I'd say 9-11% is about as high can go without risking losing money on product Red currently. (I'm sure Apple is hoping to make alot more on their iTunes side, since the Appstore is growing real fast) .
I don't think that it is greed. If someone was going to buy anyway those 2 cards, he now has the opportunity to indirectly cause a donation. Better than no donation at all. Also a side effect of this promotion is the raising awareness of this charity. I 'd guess that more people know now (or remembered ) of this charity. So they can donate directly without buying gift cards.
I'm afraid it will take more than this token gesture in the UK to rehabilitate Starbucks. I am one of the many people who is now boycotting them over the aggressive tax avoidance they have been practicing in the UK. Starbucks are a parasitic organisation here: http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/business-19967397 If they donated 5% of the tax they have avoided paying that really would make a difference. :-/
Watch the documentary called Pink Ribbons, Inc. and decide for yourself on corporations using causes for profit.
now this may be a daft question, but can this be purchased at a brick-and-mortar store? for even with gift cards, I do like to get a small box and wrap it up.
That Product RED crap only donates 1% to charity, 99% of the rest is expenses and executive pay. I am amazed people still buy this RED BS faux charity.
I think it's a great product and would like it to be available in the UK. As for the tax avoidance issue, if corporation tax wasn't so high in the UK perhaps companies would pay it. I'd rather get 10% tax from a large company than none. We should be encouraging businesses to operate in the UK by giving them incentives, not punishments. No way can the government interfere with the way a US company is run, all we can do is tempted them with a better offer than their home countries and tax haven countries.
If Starbucks are into charity I'm sure the UK government would appreciation a donation... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...fee-giant-paid-bean-UK-sales-1-2-billion.html
No offense.... But what do I get out of buying the gift card? If I have cash, I can buy stuff on itunes (through my debit card) or at Starbucks or anywhere else. If I buy a gift card, I can then only spend that cash at that merchant, including ones that will donate more than the 5% to charity. Additionally, if the company that issued the gift card goes out of business, you lose that money in most cases. I know that's not likely with Apple or Starbucks, but you get the idea. How is buying a gift card a good value, unless it gives ME something of value in return? For example, offering you 15% more than you paid for the gift card. As for tax avoidance, well, I have to say that government (at least in the U.S.) gets so much of our money, that if there are legal ways to avoid giving them anything extra, I don't blame anyone for taking them. They found a creative and legal way around the system, don't blame Starbucks for that, blame the tax laws that make it possible. There is a very simple fix, all the governments need to do is simply abandon all income based taxes and switch to a sales tax only system, then there is no evading taxes, no tax returns, everything becomes much simpler. I think that the sales tax should be no higher than 10% for all state, federal & local taxes combined and all other taxes should be eliminated. This would mean that essentially no one person would ever pay more than 10% of their income in taxes. The government could operate on less, because they would need as many tax enforcement agencies, etc.
I am also a previous Starbucks customer, now boycotting them for their unethical tax avoidance in the UK. I urge anyone on this forum to boycott Starbucks until their pay their tax in the UK in an ethical manner. Mayor Boris Johnson is right.
And are you happy paying your 40% income tax to pay for the dole scum who get free houses, money to spend on sky TV and not do a day's work in their lives? The tax system in the Uk is screwed up, I don't blame starbucks one bit.


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Born Sept. 8, 1897, at Meridian, Miss. Known as the "Singing Brakeman," Rodger's recordings of Southern blues and ballads greatly contributed to the world-wide popularity of a distinctly American musical form.
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I was born in Africa and grew up there so I have always been attracted to the wilder parts of the world. Life may not be as comfortable, but it feels more real in the bush. When I was little I was hooked on wildlife and animals. When other kids were into the Famous Five and Biggles, Gerald Durrell and David Attenborough were my heroes. Because my dad worked for Shell Chemicals, the family moved all over Africa - Ethiopia, Kenya, the Sudan - and we all got used to uprooting and moving on. That may be why wanderlust is in my blood.
At university I studied zoology, but I had no idea what I wanted to do as a career; I just knew I didn't want a desk job. Before university I took a year off and went to Zimbabwe where I worked catching crocodiles. It's not that I was fearless - I just didn't think about the danger. Being in the bush, miles away from anywhere, is my idea of heaven. It's good to come back to London for about two weeks, and then I'm desperate to get back on the road.
The sense of adventure I get when I set off to these remote places is like a drug. And, just as with any drug, you have to be aware of the dangers and exercise caution. I honestly do believe you are just as likely to be run down by a car in London as you are to get into some sort of trouble in Africa.
The reports from Uganda did have a huge effect on me, but it wouldn't put me off travelling. I would love to go to the Bwindi National Park and see the wildlife at close quarters. The beauty of Africa or any of those isolated areas outweighs the risks for me. It's not just about the wildlife, it's about the culture of the place and the people, too. I have also travelled and worked in India, which is hardly what you would describe as remote. It's more about the lure of new experiences and a thrill of adventure that keeps me going back for more.
I'm sure my mum and dad worry about me and I have been in situations which I haven't told them about in case I scared them. When I was tiger- tracking in Nepal, for example, we were charged by a rhino, which was terrifying. Another time I was working on an ant-poaching patrol in northern Zimbabwe and we were charged by a herd of buffalo. We jumped over the steep edges of a dry river bed and prayed the buffalo wouldn't see us. That was a bit too close for comfort.
There have been times when I think my parents were worried that I would never come back. When I was trekking on the Silk Route in the far west of China, I was just about to take a load of tourists over the border into Pakistan, when America launched its missile attack on Afghanistan, and Pakistan threatened to throw all the tourists out. That worried me because Pakistan was our only way out. But we managed it. It was only when I arrived back that I realised that all our families had been worried by press reports that we were missing or dead.
Although I love travelling I am now looking seriously for a career, or something that provides me with training and a decent salary. If I could stay in the UK and maybe do one or two trips each year just to satisfy my lust for adventure, I could cope with that. I can't be a wanderer for ever.
I worry about when he shoots off to these remote parts of the world. I am just grateful that I don't hear about his exploits until he gets home; I don't think I could cope with knowing about them at the time. I think that in this case ignorance really is bliss.
is fearless and adventurous and I would never want to change that part of his personality. He likes living on the edge and puts himself in these situations, and I admire that. In some ways I am quite envious. I wish I could have done some of the things he has done. I have the same sense of adventure as but, as a woman, I didn't really have the same opportunities that he has had.
When he got the job as a tour leader I was apprehensive but also thrilled for him. I would never try to stop him because I know he wouldn't listen anyway. is sensible and knows the ropes. He wouldn't stick his nose into danger out of choice, but the risk goes with the territory.
I suppose I am a bit blase about the dangers of Africa because I was born and brought up in Uganda. I have been in some dangerous situations myself and I understand what they are like. I'm sure I would have been worried sick if he had been in Uganda during the recent events because I know the area only too well, and its particular dangers.
I think has inherited his fearless spirit from his grandfather. My father moved to Uganda straight after the war looking for a new life and adventure. He was a highly respected lepidopterist and would think nothing of jumping out of the car in pursuit of some rare breed of butterfly - utterly regardless of the dangers of the bush. He was crazy about Africa and loved nature, insects and plants. is a lot like him in many ways.
I know thinks he can adapt to working in England and of course I'm always delighted to see him, but I want him to be happy and I'm not sure a desk job would suit him. He feels it's somehow required of him to settle down and earn a proper living, but I don't think it's as simple as that: I don't believe he is really cut out for that sort of life. Once you have lived this wayward sort of lifestyle it is very seductive and extremely difficult to give up. Every day is different; you move on, you see different sights, you smell different smells, you experience different pleasures. You can't compare a life in London to that.
Although I do get frightened for sometimes, particularly when he is in a political hotspot or we are out of contact for a long time, I could never have kept him molly-coddled in England. He could meet a far worse fate just travelling on the Underground. I miss him when he goes away and sometimes we can't even phone each other because there is no communication where he is staying. But we always manage to pick up the threads where we left off. When he comes home he just slots in and we jog along together. It is all still there - it never goes.
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Dec 28, 2014Inspired by a friend (Eirik Myhr) I hereby submit my very own «Penalty Post». This is in fact the reason I chose to call the updating section of my site a «journal» rather than a «blog». Somehow (to me at least, as I'm entirely aware of my unrealistic multitasking perspective) this would perhaps cut me some slack if the situation required me to go completely AWOL, prioritizing diapers and scores, rather than updating the website. So it went - so here we go:
Following the release of our third trio album - Northern Tapes (nov 2013), we've naturally been touring with this album for a number of gigs throughout 2014. In addition to a great line of norwegian reviews, quite a few reviews have been posted in english, perhaps notably this 4,5-star review by John Kelman for allaboutjazz.com and this one written Dave Sumner for birdistheworm.com.
Since Northern Tapes in the end turned out to include far more post production than our earlier releases (ie album ending Lillesara, literaly built brick by brick in the studio, spanning several sessions) we've had great fun trying to incorporate and include the different elements that showed crucial from the album production in our live performances. This meant including Erik's quirky drum machines, my RC-50 loop station and quite a bit of brain work on how to trigger forms, backgrounds, in which tempos and on which cues. (One of the more peculiar things that occured in this process was the fact that one or more of Erik's drum machines doesn't actually play the right bpm - ie 115 would in fact equal something like 115,8135 (according to Pro Tools and similar DAW's.))
One of the notable projects we did abroad with the trio this year was meeting and playing with a group of fantastic Spanish musicians, fronted by bass player Pablo Martín Caminero and guitarist Josemi Carmona. (Check out the video below to see what that was all about!)
Early spring 2012 I was notified by Tor Dalaker Lund at Kongsberg Jazz Festival (NO) I was to be the lucky winner of the annual Kongsberg/DNB Musician Award 2012 (the biggest non-applicable annual jazz grant in Norway) - of which, the recipient is obliged to return the year after with a commissioned concert premiere. Immediately, I started working on what was to become my most comprehensive and hardest work so far.
Despite our (and obviously my) anticipation, combined with a confident and well-prepared concert - and ultimately a great reception from the attending audience, the concert somewhat still left me and my co-players Petter Vågan, Ole Morten Vågan, Erik Nylander and Even Helte Hermansen with an unsatisfactory sense of «what now?» The extreme intensity of the work we had put into the concert, nearly a month of rehearsals, and even rehearsing at the venue all the way up until the doors opened that night in July 2013 at Kongsberg Cinema, just might have strangled the last percents of crucial spontaneus energy needed to put on a show as ambitious as this was. I don't generally think there is such thing as over-working any material, but as the work chronology of every project has a golden ratio, one needs to know when to let go of the kite. (Below: "Dualist", the final album version, Part 2/3, I. movement)
The «what now»-notion didn't seem to let go as months flew by the following fall, and the eager to bring the project «home» got stronger. In the end, a string of events made this possible. As I was commissioned to make an arrangement for The Trondheim Soloists of «The Day Before You Came» (by ABBA), based on the arrangement we had started working on as a trio with Kirsti Huke (vocals) and Erik Nylander (drums), I got in touch with their artistic director Øyvind Gimse. Øyvind (who besides leading the Soloists is an absolutely amazing cellist, with a wide range of genres and artist collaborations on his résumé) approached me after our premiere of the arrangement in Trondheim, January 2014, with an informal request for us to expand our collaboration at some point. -This was my shot, so I set up a meeting literally the day after with the Trondheim Chamber Music Festival's director Vegard Snøfugl, it's artistic director (and also great violinist of the Soloists) Sigmund Tvete Vik and Øyvind Gimse. The idea naturally hit the table way too late for it to fit any of the existing budgets for that year's festival. Despite this, we decided to put the wheels in motion.
Two months, and a completely over-the-top composing-workload later, we were at the Ocean Sound Studios (my favourite studio) with the band. Although I had the outline for the project along with many parts written up, the project was still somewhere around halfway completed. This meant I had to pull all my movie moviescoring «chops» to make sure we got enough recorded material for the project to survive through the next recording session with the orchestra, leaving me with sufficient options. This meant we had to record an almost infinite amount of alternative endings, openings, sections, grooves and overdubs. The Pro Tools-session (the recorded files) I brought home after five intense days of recording was close to 300GB - any tech savvy musician would know that taking on a PT-session like that is gonna be one hell of a puzzle. But just over 6 months later, on September 27, after endless hours of post production (at that point naturally including the Trondheim Soloists, recorded at the wonderful Øra Studio in Trondheim), we finally had the album in hand, and could premiere the brand new and rewritten works with a live performance at the Trondheim Chamber Music Festival.
Throughout the entire process of making the Mechanical Fair, I had somewhat something maybe resembling an obsession with Igor Stravinsky's «Rite of Spring». I wouldn't argue if some were to suggest that the piece, at least partially, emerges as a hommage to Stravinsky's masterpiece. Given that premise, I'd like to emphasize: it is done with the greatest humility.
From the concept was conceived in 2012 and all the way through to the finished release in Sep'14, The Mechanical Fair was built on a number of specific conceptual ideas and dogmas. I pictured it as a ostensibly abandoned, somewhat surreal theme park. We would attempt reviving it through the concoction of a sort of naive, organic «goodwill» (the cordial protagonist (perhaps the listener, essentially)) and an ever increasing amount of mechanical elements (the aggravating antagonist, at least initially.) At times, especially in the opening sequences, I wanted the mechanical elements to seemingly work against the music, but as the organic and mechanic elements close in on each other, mechanical elements would really prove to be working entirely with the music all along, by approaching an aligned state with the organic, leaving the impression it got there using it's own logic. As I find the concept of tension/suspense versus release to be the very essence of any storytelling art form, I tried amplifying this by the ubiquitous presence of the above mentioned «antagonist» throughout the entire piece. This is the basic principles and the building blocks for The Mechanical Fair. (below: the very first visual draft of the opening of the works. Actually forgot about this, but find it satisfactory that I seemed to have stayed true to this.)
Elaborating on an even more detailed level (nerdyalert!), here are some of the additional dogmas and principles:
-Drum machines being the sole exception, the instrumentation is entirely acoustic. Any effects heard ie. on guitars are restricted to a small fan a piece rubber replacing the wings («Mechanical Fair») and an eBow («Metamechanics».) Both mechanical effects to generate legato-like tones. In addition, the guitars use other preparations such as metal clips, metal objects etc to vary the sound.
-The guitars are to be utilized in combination, resembling one instrument, in a harp like fashion.
-Not a single standard chord or traditional guitar voicing were allowed until the works' finale; Metamechanics. This piece inverts the dogma, and lets Even carry out the harmonic grid, utilizing the instrument with a far more traditional approach (with the acoustic baritone guitar as the main engine.)
-The works' parts and bigger form should not be based on a relative, symmetrical «Western» form (verse, refrain/chorus etc), but rather be based on a progressive, narrative and asymmetrical concept, both partially and throughout the whole works.
Seeing as The Mechanical Fair is an incredibly expensive project to put on the road, with 24 musicians on stage, sound engineer (Tor Breivik), visual artist (Pekka Stokke) and lightning technician, the possibilities to put up another show is limited. But I've been given signals we might be able to set it up once again at some point in 2015, or at least in 2016. We're also looking at the possibilities to strip down the lineup to meet budget limitations, but still it will mean a lineup of at least 14 musicians on stage, along with the rest of the crew. But most importantly: the album is finally out there, the music now finally and officially «exists» - and that alone makes me really, really happy. And of course we're happy the album just got nominated for the Norwegian Grammy (Spellemann) in the jazz category!
Alongside touring with the new trio reportoire, and working with The Mechanical Fair, several new projects found it's way into my calendar. In january we released the album Obsolete Music 1 (sic) with our group Gammalgrass - the recorded manifesto of the long-time collaboration I have with Stian Carstensen (accordion, banjo etc) and Ole Morten Vågan (bass.) The album contains, with a few exceptions, a collection of mostly pre-war reportoire, alongside a swedish polka, an epic melody by David Bowie and an original compostion that I wrote for the group. This album also just got nominated for the Norwegian Grammy (Spellemann) in the mixed genres category!
The first few months 2014 also included the initiation of concept-building and in time the first few recordings of my duo with the great singer, improviser and composer Kirsti Huke. As some may know, me and Kirsti have had an active duo concept for a a few years already, though still without a proper studio recording out. The initial process led us to invite my long-time collaborator (+great friend and literaly; brother in arms) Erik Nylander to join us on drums and production. As the live concept of our duo mostly has been founded on a loop principle (initiate+add+trigger elements = build an «orchestra» on the fly,) we both felt that even though this is a natural way of working live, at least when there's just the two of us, adding Erik Nylander to the mix enabled us basically to reset the whole concept. Maybe similar to life itself (oooh,) I often find myself to look toward relative opposites in the chronology of my projects. Just as the completion of «Liarbird» (most comprehensive project to that date) enabled me to find the inspiration for the far more intimate Northern Tapes, this new album with Kirsti & Erik, following my over-the-top 23-piece orchestral piece «The Mechanical Fair», now makes perfect sense to strip down to its bare essentials. The album is still in recording and production, and will hopefully be ready to be released fall 2015.
Another mentionable project was a studio recording with Norwegian singer/songwriter Kjell Reianes, a late bloomer in terms of releasing albums, releasing his first album Aldri For Seint («Never Too Late») by the age of 61 a couple of years ago. On his follow-up album, his son-in-law Janove Ottesen (Kaizers Orchestra frontman extraordinaire and co-player/producer in this case) once again summoned a great line of musicians to an intense but wonderful studio session, spanning 5 days at the great-sounding ABC Studio (skillfully handled by Stig Morten Sørheim) in March. The album, scheduled to be released early 2015, includes a lineup consisting of Mads Berven on guitars (Ralph Myerz & The Jack Herren Band), Jarle Vespestad on drums (Farmers Market, Tord Gustavsen, Silje Nergaard), Eirik Are Oanæs Andersen on bass (Christiansand String Swing Ensemble++), myself on violin, mandolin, viola & piano, Janove Ottesen on piano, guitar, percussion, and Reianes himself on vocals and guitar. Reianes ability to make a simple, yet sophisticated melody combined with Janove's beautifully crafted production truly was a great inspiration to me.
During summer I also joined Thomas Dybdahl, an absolutely stunning singer/songwriter (and pop star, mind you) with whom I spent a lot of time with on the road in my brief period as a member of his band in 2008. Together with his fabulous group, The Great October Sound, we did an outdoor performance at the a spectacular Romsdal Museum at Molde Jazz Festival. The rain was pouring down, but the audience kept cool - and gave us a warm welcome!
(Photo from Romsdals Budstikke, by Erik Birkeland)
Also, I got the opportunity to play with Odd Nordstoga's band at two festivals this summer, subbing for the great David Wallumrød. Now I've been a fan of Nordstoga's for years - his tunes, and his ability as a songwriter goes way beyond catchy hooks and lyrics: just about every single song of his has this one little genius twist or turn to it, like the way he turns a phrase the opposite direction or a surprising harmonic modulation. Also, I find a lot of common ground with Odd as his music is strongly influenced by Norwegian folk music. Again - intense and inspiring.
(Photo by Finn-Ulrik Berntsen/Twitter)
After a brief period composing/recording a partial score for the upcoming Norwegian comedy feature film Stayin' Alive (by Charlotte Blom) this fall, I headed out on two final tours before heading home for Christmas. First one was a brief tour through Spain and Portugal with The Trondheim Jazz Orchestra & Eirik Hegdal featuring Joshua Redman. Always a huge inspiration to play with this group, and of course the privilege of hearing Josh up close yet again. Also, finally got to see some of Gaudi's masterpieces firsthand - truly astonishing!
The last tour of 2014 was with Ingebrigt Håker Flaten Chicago Sextet, the sole remaining jazz-related smaller group I've stayed in as a sideman (ever since the premiere at Kongsberg Jazz Festival in 2004.) The lineup consists of Ingebrigt Håker Flaten, Jasper Stadhouders, Jason Adasiewicz, Frank Rosaly and Dave Rempis - all super-strong individual players. Ingebrigt's music is really flexible, and contains long sections of free improvisation. I still consider free improvisation an almost impossible art form to master, hell even to master as a listener. Still representing a musical left-turn for me, playing with these guys is admittedly initially hat-in-hand for me, but ultimately hugely inspiring.
Now I am looking forward to spend the first four months of next year at home, looking after my close to one-year old son Oskar. As I've just bought a Ludwig 1962 drum set, obviously the two of us will spend our days well..!


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I notice that the Norweigan band, Atrox, isn't in the archives. I find that curious given that they are a very unique, interesting, experimental and progressive band. Does anyone else here like them? Their album "Terrestrials" is a very enjoyable listen.
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Josiah Franklin (December 23, 1657 - January 16, 1745) was an English-born businessman best known as the father of Benjamin Franklin. Josiah was born in the village of Ecton, Northamptonshire, England on December 23, 1657. Josiah was the ninth and the last child of his parents, Thomas Franklin, blacksmith and farmer, and Jane White Franklin. Thomas Franklin remarried and had more children. Josiah Franklin was an industrious young man who worked as a fabric dyer in Ecton. In Boston, he was a member of Old South Church where he served as a tithingman. Franklin emigrated to the American colonies in 1682. He married twice and had 17 children, ten boys and seven girls, in total. [edit] References
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Then she wanted to go for a swim. I love this picture in all its 4th-grade-ness.
I enjoyed a nice long time to get my Bible study done while she swam in the cold water. (Turks don't heat pools...unhealthy, they say. I am far more concerned about the heart attack I might have upon jumping in the frigid water. But lest you think me a poor mom, I did swim later that night. For just as long as she wanted. And just as soon as she said she was ready to go warm up in the hamam, I exited the pool with a very delighted smile.)
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Oh, all I could think was the wonderful and warm Hamam after the cold swimming pool . . . Ahhh!
The Turkish bath would have been enough for me, let alone all the other. I bet the breakfast was a real treat . . .
I have always had my eye on your 'Miss Middler' as alot of fun.
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I love the picture. They are so pretty and I missed all of you.
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