#2821: Globetrotting Electro-acoustica

New Sounds | Jul 18, 2010

Up on this New Sounds, electro-acoustic music from Japan, Austria, Ireland, and the U.S.  Listen to an unusual work by London-based Pete M. Wyer, called “Four Bridges.” 

Recorded at four different locations in India, America Germany, and UK, musicians play from the same time-coded score, which specifies what kind of improvising to do and how long to do it.  Then, in a most unusual weave, Wyer pieced these acoustic recordings together as a tape work.  Also, we’ll hear from Irish composer Linda Buckley, Austrian sound artist Bernhard Fleischmann, Brooklyn-based pianist Marco Benevento, and Ryuichi Sakamoto as well.

PROGRAM # 2821, Electroacoustic Music (First aired on Fri. 7-11-08)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Pete M. Wyer

Private CD

4 Bridges, excerpt [6:00]

Not commercially available. Info at www.pmwmusic.com

Linda Buckley

Private CD

Libera Me [12:00]

Not commercially available. Info at www.lindabuckley.org

Bernhard Fleischmann

Private CD

Take A Day off [4:30]

Not commercially available. See www.bfleischmann.com

Marco Benevento

Invisible Baby

Are You The Favorite Person of Anybody [7:00]

Hyena #9364 **
www.hyenarecords.com
*

Dorit Chrysler

Private CD

Jackapple [6:00]

Not commercially available. Info at www.doritchrysler.com

Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto

Vrioon

Uoon No. 1 [14:00]

Raster-Noton CDR050C
Try www.boomkat.com

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