Afterwards - Arkiv and Addenda.
After 144 - Arkiv

Arkiv 20 Day Florescence

Arkiv Day florescence - Julian Broadhurst and David Dhonau - A Phase music Studio Disc. An offshoot spun from a fragment of Mr Dhonau’s Day Flower project.

Day Floressent - Rh 593 - A remote oscillation, in a far distant orbit of Mr Broadhurst’s Phase music Project - Phm - now winding itself up for the British Library Edition. This studio Disc then, Day Floressent is an addendum to the old order of things and finds a place here on the index - taking a yellow Arkiv jacket to show that.

It is a sideline project for David and myself - our Co-authorship at one remove. It is not though part our longterm collaboration as D’juil, now in its 28th album, it is something entirely extra - perhaps more my fault than his. The outer shell is mine - the Material inner core is his - mutually it is ours.


"We were intrigued to find see how composer Juil Broadhurst has used grains of our song Seeing Up to create this artful, enveloping piece . . . the endlessly evolving rhythms and phasing chimes to evokes a different kind of dream" David Dhonau - English Cellist - Bassist and Studio wizard [speaking for Day Flower] Facebook - 8th July 2021.


At the end of my work, I am closing down my five Genres or Tranches. There remained though some lost pieces that needed to be included. So I felt each Genre should have an Arkiv of its own. Three of my five Genres needed such a space - hence Dm [Drum music] - Phm [Phase music] and Em [electronic music] have three, one and two albums respectively - to be placed after the Album 144 Summing for an end - set ‘on a shelf’ as it were - as kind of a last hurrah for those said Genres - which have served their purpose now. I delight in that German Spelling.

For my 113th Album I created a box of 14 Discs [by convention] of Arkiv pieces - with a yellow DCM cover. This is my central published Archive. So now at the very end of my work following all of the above there are Six Yellow jacketed Arkiv Discs, that number off from my Box of Delights - Hence 15 - 20, to be consistent with he 14 discs in the Box of Delights.


- Arkiv structure -

[] Album 113 - Arkiv - A Box of Delights (14 discs)


[] Album 144 - Summing for an end - Box A - C (9 discs)


[] Dm Arkiv 1 - Seven Early Studies

[] Dm Arkiv 2 - Seven Inventions for Mixed Percussion

[] Dm Arkiv 3 - Sometime Live (4 Discs)

[] Phm Arkiv 1 - Fonejackker

[] Em Arkiv 1 - What number added to one

[] Em Arkiv 2 - Electra Version B


[] Arkiv 15 - Perpetuum Mobile Live

[] Arkiv 16 - One Afternoon in April

[] Arkiv 17 - Ho Hum Studies

[] Arkiv 18 - Julian and Camilla - Close now

[] Arkiv 19 - Julian and Maria

[] Arkiv 20 - Day Floressent


So on this ‘shelf’ of my works, as it were : as my British Library Edition - we will have my 143 albums - the five working Genres though the five Chronological Groups including the Arkiv Box at 113. Then as Album 144 we have the 3 boxes ‘Summing for an end’. Following that are six blue jacketed Arkiv albums - the Dm, Phm and the Em Arkiv and 6 yellow jacketed Arkiv albums. Toping off all that are my 21 Collaborations and all their albums - indexed A - U. And that is my life. What anybody will ever make of it I can’t say - suffice to say it is.