There is something of a skeptical respect between the arts; a respect for the work of another over matter one does not master. Composers tend to see and read the world as if they were listening. In Through This Looking Glass (2010), Joana Sá had us reading some of the texts that belong to her world of sounds and to a performance Daniel Costa Neves translated into images – texts and images that baptize the exploration of an enormous musical freedom . Always in search of the liberation, the energy and the surprise of a gesture in sound, In Praise of Disorder is more rigid in form, doing away with image and giving voice to texts by Gonçalo M. Tavares. The speech organizes the thoughts that filter the multiple, disorderly, eccentric, voluble mind. The music is the Praise of Disorder that goes on in our heads, fit to give us back (awkwardly, at times painfully) not only the multiplicity of ideas, images, sounds and even voids, but mostly their simultaneity. That is why Joana Sá, through techniques that once belonged solely to studio settings in concert, uses the recording to put the listener in the place of the pianist, of the composer and of Rosinda Costa, watching, reading and speaking.(Guilherme Proença)
Joana Sá  . semi prepared piano, bells and sirens installation, toy piano, noise boxes & mini amps, harmonium, flexible tubes
Rosinda Costa . voice

Track List:

1 .  Overture
2 . Hierarchy of Insanity
3 . Weakness of solids
4 . All that is light has a dark part (Lullaby)
5 . Praise of disorder
6 . Reality, imagination (a method not to go insane)
7 . The elegant fall
Credits

Recorded by Hélder Nelson, March 2013 at DECA Auditory, Universidade de Aveiro
Voice recorded by Hélder Nelson, August 2013 at estudio nas Flores
Mixed and mastered by Eduardo Raon
produced by Joana Sá, Luis José Martins & Eduardo Raon
Executive production by Trem Azul & Shhpuma
English translation by Francisca Cortesão
Design by Luis Henriques
Booklet made at O Homen do Saco by Luis Henriques and Mariana Pinto dos Santos
All Text execerts by Gonçalo M. Tavares – taken from animalescos (Relógio d´Água 2013), O Senhor Swedenborg e as investigações geométricas (Caminho 2009) and Uma viagem à India (Caminho 2010)
Bells and sirens installation built by José Luis Martins (operated by foot pedals simultaneously with piano)
Noise boxes built by André Castro