what are you listening to? a new dawn

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Electro Acoustic Music: Classics

Edgard Varese - Poème électronique, for tape
Judith Bettina/Milton Babbitt - Phonemena/Philomel for soprano & tape
Harvey Sollberger/Roger Reynolds - Transfigured Wind IV, for flute & electronics
Iannis Xenakis - Mycènes Alpha, for 2-track tape & 4 loudspeakers

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The Contemporary Saxophone
John Sampen, saxaphones

Marilyn Shrude - Renewing the Myth
Milton Babbitt - Images
Charles Wuorinen - Divertimento
Morton Subotnick - In Two Worlds

[7/4]

Pioneers of Electronic Music

Vladimir : Sonic Contours (1952), Piece for Tape Recorder (1956), Computer Piece No. 1 (1968), Two Sketches for a Computer Piece (1971);
Otto Luening: Low Speed (1952), Invention in Twelve Notes (1952), Fantasy in Space (1952),
Moonflight (1968);
Otto Luening–Vladimir Ussachevsky, Incantation (1953);
Pril Smiley: Kolyosa (1970);
Bülent Arel: Stereo Electronic Music No. 2 (1970);
Mario Davidovsky: Synchronisms No. 5 (1969);
Alice Shields: The Transformation of Ani (1970)

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A Cage of Saxophones, Volume 1
The Complete John Cage Edition, Volume 24

Ulrich Krieger - saxophones, concept & direction

[grisha]

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[J.F.]

an obscure live recording by Aqsak Maboul (or are they already "The Honeymoon Killers" at this point?). This line-up includes that female singer, Véronique Vincent, who often sings a little out of tune, but has so much charme while doing so.
Favorite track so far is "bosses de crosses".

[Dohol]

The Cage thread inspired me to play this:




Cartridge Music....I'll stick around for the Wolff pieces though..

[chris himself]

Girolamo De Simone - Shama

Girolamo De Simone emerged from the "new avant-garde" scene, which arose in Naples in the 70s around his maestro Luciano Cilio, of which he plays several parts in the legendary Dell¹Universo Assente CD. The pieces presented here are intimate and introspective miniatures, full of melancholy and sweet decay. Blending acoustic and electronic particles, De Simone creates a fascinating osmotic process of endless beauty.

[grisha]

The Cage thread inspired me to play this:

[barry]

[Dohol]

Yeah man...

[chris himself]

Art Fleury “I luoghi del Potere”

[markt]

Rudimentary Peni - Cacophony



I always forget what a weird and wonderful album this is.

[walto]

[chris himself]

Victrola Favorites: Artifacts from Bygone Days

Deluxe 144-page clothbound, full-color book of illustrations with two CDs featuring Burmese guitars, Chinese Opera, Persian folk songs, Fado, Hillbilly, Jazz, Blues and much, much more.

Recordings made between 1920s-50s compiled by Rob Millis and Jeffery Taylor of the band Climax Golden Twins. The Climax Golden Twins have designed gallery and museum installations, composed soundtracks (most notably USA Film's Session Nine), worked on documentary films (Phi Ta Khon: Ghosts of Isan released on Sublime Frequencies) and contributed soundscapes to NPR radio programs in addition to releasing numerous recordings on CD and LP.

[Tanner]

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Yeah, I've been listening to that a bit too, mostly in the car. I like playing that loudly in crowded streets of frat boys. Great stuff, and the best "eai" I've heard this last 6 months or so...

Also, I've been listening to Raphe Malik's work with Glenn Spearman. Mix that with the newest Autistic Daughters which has really been growing on me...

[Salty Swift]

The album that gets shredded to pieces during a key scene in the latter half of The Seventh Continent...which features the three best vocal appearances from Michael Stipe....

[barry]

for seven players

[mono tony]

fist track is golden.

[dave quam]