Gravikords, whirlies & pyrophones : experimental musical instruments /
by Hopkin, Bart.
Type:
MusicPublisher: Roslyn (NY) : Ellipsis Arts, p1996Description: 1 CD-äänilevy + kirja (96 s.).Publisher number: CD 3530 Ellipsis Arts.ISBN: 1559613823 (set).Subject(s): Music -- 20th century | soitinrakennus | soittimet | kokeellinen musiikki
Item type:
Moniviestin
| Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Maailman musiikin keskus | X GRA | Käsikirjasto |
Esipuhe: Tom Waits.
Äänitteen kappaleet julkaistu alun perin vuosina 1978-1996.
CD: Le bal (Hans Reichel) (4:29) -- Pacific 3-2-1-zero (Phil Dadson and From Scratch) (4:00) -- Silence the tongues of prophecy (Qubais Reed Ghazala) (4:48) -- Luminescence (Jean-Claude Chapuis) (2:54) -- In the beginning : etude II (Don Buchla and Robert Moog) (5:13) -- Claycussion (Ward Hartenstein with the Eastman Percussion Ensemble) (3:42) -- And on the seventh day petals fell in Petaluma (Harry Partch) (4:11) -- Shake up adina (Sugar belly) (3:35) -- Bamboo is (Darrel De Vore) (3:20) -- The swan (Clara Rockmore and Nadia Reisenberg) (2:56) -- Terra zona (Barry Hall with the Burnt Earth Ensemble) (3:19) -- Naïades (Jacque Dudon) (4:08) -- Instru-matics (Ken Butler with Stan Wood and John Butler) (6:32) -- Entomological effervescence (Thomas Nunn) (5:03) -- Kindred spirits (Sarah Hopkins) (4:35) -- Piccadilly (Robert Grawi) (2:11) -- Aquaknots (Susan Rawcliffe with Scott Wilkinson and Brad Dutz) (5:19) -- New York, New York (Wendy Mae Chambers) (1:23).
Kirjan artikkelit: Michel Moglia, Hans Reichel, Arthur Ferris, Phil Dadson, William Eaton, Richard Waters, Godfried-Willem Raes, Qubais Reed Ghazala, Nazim Ozel, Bob Bates, Luigi Russolo, Jean-Claude Chapuis, Ben Hume, Don Buchla, Ferdinand Försch, Ward Hartenstein, Arthur Frick, Harry Partch, Carleen Hutchins, Sugar Belly, Darrel De Vore, Reinhold Marxhausen, Leon Theremin, Barry Hall, Richard Cooke, Jacques Dudon, Ken Butler, Oliver DiCicco, Thomas Nunn, Sarah Hopkins, Fred Long, Robert Grawl, Susan Rawcliffe, Trimpin, Scott Hackleman, Wendy Mae Chambers, and Brian Ransom.