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Fairly easy request: Any body in Berlin up for jamming? I myself would use mainly my laptop & synth to conjure up sound; no restrictions whatsoever when it comes to other instruments that are involved. If there is anybody, feel free to post/private message.

Thanks

Thanks for all the recommendations, will have a good listen!

Today, out of the blue, I began thinking about pieces with acoustic instruments, I especially thought about strings, playing without interference of electronic effects, alterations and so on; paired with electronic experimentalism. The only thing I could come up with was some stuff by Avram & Dumitr...

Thanks for the feedback! I have to say that I really didn't think about anything resembling a crescendo, I wanted to create some kind of sonic room with a lot of changing events, still quite clearly arranged though. The piece emerged out of frustration of not being able to finish another piece I've ...

https://soundcloud.com/tim-nagel/haruspicina

Heavily edited piece out of various recording sessions. Would love some feedback on this!

Thanks to you too, very useful info. Got some stuff to dive into now!

concreteisland wrote:There's a German translation of one of Chion's books: Die Kunst fixierter Klänge

Thanks, this seems to be very interesting as well.

Thanks a lot! I'll definitely purchase Schaeffers 'In search of concrete music'.

Hey there,

does anybody have recommendations when it comes to books about (the evolution of) musique concrète, its theoretical background and/or the history of the GRM? Preferably in german or english language. Thanks in advance!