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New music book is published!

New music book is published!

Anton Maskeliade wrote a book for beginner musicians called “Your First Track“.

Today, anyone can create their own music using only a computer and headphones. If you have something to say to the world, you can also become a musician.

The book will guide you through all the steps of creating a musical track: from the idea and sounds to the released track. The book will help to deal with criticism and procrastination. It has three principal parts: how the music is arranged, how to make it technically and how to engage in creativity. Your first track may appear in a few hours.

Successful Russian editor Maxim Ilyahov was the editor of the book.

You can order it here. Or buy digital version.

New video at the abandoned pool

New video at the abandoned pool

Maskeliade declaims Velimir Khlebnikov poem at the abandoned soviet’s era pool. Khlebnikov is a Russian avant-garde poet and a central part of the Russian Futurist movement 100 years ago. Music is ISRKR track from the latest Maskeliade`s album “O”.

This video is a collaboration with creative agency Zebra Hero and Samsung. Enjoy!

Maskeliade Music School

Maskeliade Music School

Maskeliade has opened his own music school where he teaches music production for beginners and advanced students. Courses start every month and are held at the professional studio Sound Artist in art-gallery Ground. The program includes sound-design, mixing, mastering, fx, production techniques, music theory, analog synths and a lot of practice with homework. Ableton Live is the main editing program of the school.

All info about the school you can find at the official website – http://maskeliade.school

and social networks: Facebook, VK, Instagram, Soundcloud. See ya!

OneBeat Russia!

OneBeat Russia!

OneBeat Russia brings together nine socially engaged musicians from Russia and the United States to compose, create and perform original music, and explore ways that music-making can build community across cultural and geographic divides. Anton Maskeliade participates in the program as organizer and musician.

OneBeat Russia is comprised of 3 one-week residencies, starting in the medieval city of Suzdal, continuing to Sviyazhsk Island and Kazan in Tatarstan, and ending with a week in Moscow, co-organized by GROUND Khodynka. In each residency location, OneBeat fellows will create original music, lead youth workshops, and do sound-collecting expeditions with folk musicians. The group will also give performances in Suzdal’s city center, in Kazan (at Smena, Sol Bar, and Ugol), and in Moscow, at Powerhouse Moscow (June 24), culminating in a final performance of our adaptation of L’Histoire du Soldat at GROUND (June 25).

OneBeat is cultivating a pioneering international network of leading artistic, technological, and social innovators in music. Designed and produced by the groundbreaking New York-based music organization Bang on a Can’s Found Sound Nation, OneBeat employs collaborative original music as a potent new form of cultural diplomacy.

Maskeliade was the first Russian OneBeat fellow in 2012 when the program started. Gig in Washington:

New Album – O

New Album – O

New album of Anton Maskeliade was released! It`s called “O”. Enjoy!

O

1 Iskrk

2 Odinodin (Reinterpreting Seward)

3 Ona

4 Io

5 Onfim

6 Shiny (feat. Rave Smith)

7 Momdad

8 Newocean

9 Saratov

iTunes  Bandcamp  Soundcloud

Onfim – new video & single

Onfim – new video & single

New video and single Onfim from the upcoming album is out!

Onfim was a six year boy who lived in Novgorod in the 13th century, nowadays Russia. He left his pictures scratched in soft birch bark. They are the earliest known children’s drawings in existence.

You can also listen to the song on Soundloud.

Audio guide for GULAG Museum

Audio guide for GULAG Museum

Maskeliade has made audio guide for The GULAG History State Museum, creating atmospheric soundscapes for the exhibition.

The exhibition is dedicated to the history of the rise, development and decline of the Soviet labor camp system, an instrumental and integral part of the Soviet state machinery in the 1930s – 50s, and its political, administrative and economic role. The exhibition room also displays personal cases of various people who fell victims of the Soviet repressive policy and were sentenced to labor camp imprisonment.

The audio guide is available in two languages, Russian and English.
guide

 

Music for The State Tretyakov Gallery

Music for The State Tretyakov Gallery

Anton Maskeliade composed a music for the The State Tretyakov Gallery video. Tretyakov Gallery is a world-famous museum that possesses a unique collection of Russian art which includes masterpieces which span a period of a thousand years. Nowadays it contains more than 170,000 works by Russian artists from early religious paintings to modern art.