Paul Stapleton
Paul Stapleton
The Bonsai Sound Sculpture (BoSS) is a portable modular musical instrument (Paul Stapleton and Neil Fawcett, 2010)
combining a repurposed turntable, DIY electronics, amplified metallic percussion and strings.
The following are examples of performance recordings using the BoSS:
Adam Pultz Melbye, Paul Stapleton & Simon Waters
SARC, Belfast, 27 October 2016
Radio Gumbo, Greenhouse-Berlin 18June2015: Paul Stapleton (BoSS) Simon Rose (saxophones) Adam Pultz Melbye (double bass) and Andrea Parkins (electronics)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfYwvHpTB_w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KANn7XukESs
Paul Stapleton, Simon Rose, Adam Bohman & Michael Speers, live at Hundred Years Gallery (London), 5th of April 2014:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tauNF8se67o
Paul Stapleton & Simon Rose duo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCv2TbDH6nI
*** New Release *** duo album SAP with Adam Pultz Melbye, out now on Noema:
Paul Stapleton and Simon Rose album ‘FAUNA’ released 23 July 2013 on pfMENTUM:
Paul Stapleton & Michael Speers album ‘For Forgetting / Ordurous’
Recorded 12th August 2013, Sonic Arts Research Centre, Belfast:
Recording session with Michael Speers at SARC, August 2013:
Solo performance for Ear Meal, LA Art Stream, 25th February 2015
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGfWtKuIJMQ
Sonic Arts Research Centre, Belfast
13th October 2011
Simon Rose – baritone/ alto saxophone
Paul Stapleton – Bonsai Sound Sculpture (BoSS)
Stephen Davis – drum kit
Paul Stapleton with Ted Byrnes on 23 March 2012:
A concert with Simon Rose, Dave Stockard and Ricardo Jacinto at SARC, February 2014:
Call them Improvisors, Directed by Evan Parker, Sonorities Festival of Contemporary Music 2010, Sonic Arts Research Centre, Belfast.
