American sound-designer, film editor and composer, Matteo Marchisano-Adamo makes cinematic audio sculptures out of prepared piano and electronics from a collection of “Inventions.” We'll also hear electronic music based on the sounds of Indonesian gamelan by Gregory Taylor, and some rooted in sounds from Jamaica and Zimbabwe as well. That, and more on this New Sounds.
PROGRAM #3119, New Electronic Music (First aired on 9/23/2010)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Gregory Taylor |
dua_belas |
Andreas [6:56] |
PoL 03 | 2010 |
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K. Leimer |
The Land of Look Behind |
The Cockpit [6:33] |
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Four Tet |
Dj Kicks |
Shona People Of Rhodesia_ Taireva [3:58] |
Studio !K7. !K7203CD |
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Gregory Taylor |
dua_belas |
filipus-yang-melit [2:04] |
See above. |
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Matteo Marchisano-Adamo |
Inventions I-XVIII
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Invention I [5:53] |
Available at CDBaby.com |
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Mason Bates / Isabelle Demers, organ |
Digital Loom |
Digital Loom [17:06] |
www.masonicelectronica.com |
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Marc Barreca |
Subterrane |
near greenwater [5:12] |
Palace of Lights 02 | 2010 |
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