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by j-rmit
Sun Sep 15, 2013 2:30 pm
Forum: I Hate Promotions
Topic: Silence in/as/around music - Kings Place, 22 September
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Silence in/as/around music - Kings Place, 22 September

Apologies for posting a promo so soon after joining the board, but ... I'm (ahem) 'curating' my first concert this Sunday, 22 September. It's at Kings Place, London, at 4pm. It's themed around the idea of silence in/as/around music, and includes pieces by Michael Pisaro (UK premiere of Fade for pian...
by j-rmit
Thu Sep 12, 2013 2:03 pm
Forum: I Hate Promotions
Topic: July releases on Another Timbre
Replies: 8
Views: 3923

Re: July releases on Another Timbre

A very nice review by philip Clark in The Wire of Skogen's 'Rows' and Christoph Schiller's 'Variations': “Nothing spooks your average concertgoer more than the dread of having to sit through a piece of 12-tone music, but – tough shit – some composers find serial organisation a useful tool" I love t...
by j-rmit
Thu Sep 12, 2013 10:59 am
Forum: I Hate Promotions
Topic: Noise in and as Music: symposium and book
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Views: 895

Noise in and as Music: symposium and book

This may be of interest to some here: a three-day symposium at Huddersfield Uni on subject of 'Noise in and as Music': http://www.hud.ac.uk/research/researchcentres/cerenem/noise/ The conference also sees the official launch of the book of the same title, edited by Aaron Cassidy and Aaron Einbond, a...
by j-rmit
Tue Sep 10, 2013 5:30 am
Forum: I Hate Music
Topic: Forthcoming releases of note
Replies: 1887
Views: 736179

Re: Forthcoming releases of note

Klaus Lang ‎· Organ Works Vol 1 (God Records) 1.- 17 Symmetrien (2012) Recorded and mixed by Klaus Lang and Adam McCartney, January 2013. Mariahilferkirche, Graz, Austria 2.- Mars Attacks (1999) Recorded and mixed by Peter Plessas, July 2004. Stiftskirche, St. Lambrecht, Austria Manual and Pedals: ...
by j-rmit
Mon Sep 09, 2013 9:23 am
Forum: I Hate Music
Topic: Now Playing
Replies: 5011
Views: 1363170

Re: Now Playing

Monty Adkins/Pierre-Alexandre Tremblay: Five Panels.

I'm going on something of an electroacoustic binge/catch up this week. This is much 'nicer'/more tasteful than I was expecting it to be (from the little I know of PAT's solo work).