(Electroacoustic, Experimental) David Rosenboom - Brainwave Music - 2006, FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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David Rosenboom / Brainwave Music
Жанр: Electroacoustic, Experimental
Страна-производитель диска: Japan
Год издания: 2006
Издатель (лейбл): EM Records
Номер по каталогу: EM1054CD
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: tracks+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 00:57:54
Источник (релизер): what.cd (wereier)
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет
Треклист:
1 Portable Gold And Philosophers' Stones
Electronics [Electronic System] – David Rosenboom
Engineer – David Rosenboom, Robert Richards
Performer [Brainwave Performer] – Alan Strange*, Biome, Frank McCarty, Marilyn McCarty, Pat Strange* 18:36
2 Chilean Drought
Composed By [With], Voice [Theta Text] – Jacqueline Humbert
Engineer – David Rosenboom, Robert Richards
Piano, Electronics [Brainwaves] – David Rosenboom
Voice [Alpha Text] – Douglas Spitznagel
Voice [Beta Text] – Robin Engleman*
Voice [Theta Text] – Ellen Band 8:02
3 Piano Etude I (Alpha)
Engineer – Bill Robertson (2), David Rosenboom
Piano, Electronics [Brainwaves] – David Rosenboom 13:45
4 Four Lines (Two High)
Engineer – Jody Elff
Oboe – Libby Van Cleve
Violin – David Rosenboom 17:15
Лог создания рипа
Содержание индексной карты (.CUE)
Доп. информация:
Tracks 1 to 3 originally released on LP by A.R.C. Records as #ST1002.
Track 4 is a previously unreleased bonus track from 2001.
Track 1 originally recorded live at International Carnival of Experimental Sound (ICES), Roundhouse, London, 1972; re-mixed and mastered at York University Electronic Media Studios, 1974; digital re-mastering in the composer's studio at California Institute of the Arts, 2000.
Track 2 recorded at York University Electronic Media Studios, Toronto, 1974; digital re-mastering in the composer's studio at California Institute of the Arts, 2005.
Track 3 recorded at Warehouse Recording Studio, New York, 1971; re-mixed at York University Electronic Media Studios, Toronto, 1974; digital re-mastering in the composer's studio at California Institute of the Arts, 2005.
Track 4 recorded at Engine 27 in New York, NY on March 3, 2001.
Об альбоме (сборнике)
Жанр: Electroacoustic, Experimental
Страна-производитель диска: Japan
Год издания: 2006
Издатель (лейбл): EM Records
Номер по каталогу: EM1054CD
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: tracks+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 00:57:54
Источник (релизер): what.cd (wereier)
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет
Треклист:
1 Portable Gold And Philosophers' Stones
Electronics [Electronic System] – David Rosenboom
Engineer – David Rosenboom, Robert Richards
Performer [Brainwave Performer] – Alan Strange*, Biome, Frank McCarty, Marilyn McCarty, Pat Strange* 18:36
2 Chilean Drought
Composed By [With], Voice [Theta Text] – Jacqueline Humbert
Engineer – David Rosenboom, Robert Richards
Piano, Electronics [Brainwaves] – David Rosenboom
Voice [Alpha Text] – Douglas Spitznagel
Voice [Beta Text] – Robin Engleman*
Voice [Theta Text] – Ellen Band 8:02
3 Piano Etude I (Alpha)
Engineer – Bill Robertson (2), David Rosenboom
Piano, Electronics [Brainwaves] – David Rosenboom 13:45
4 Four Lines (Two High)
Engineer – Jody Elff
Oboe – Libby Van Cleve
Violin – David Rosenboom 17:15
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Tracks 1 to 3 originally released on LP by A.R.C. Records as #ST1002.
Track 4 is a previously unreleased bonus track from 2001.
Track 1 originally recorded live at International Carnival of Experimental Sound (ICES), Roundhouse, London, 1972; re-mixed and mastered at York University Electronic Media Studios, 1974; digital re-mastering in the composer's studio at California Institute of the Arts, 2000.
Track 2 recorded at York University Electronic Media Studios, Toronto, 1974; digital re-mastering in the composer's studio at California Institute of the Arts, 2005.
Track 3 recorded at Warehouse Recording Studio, New York, 1971; re-mixed at York University Electronic Media Studios, Toronto, 1974; digital re-mastering in the composer's studio at California Institute of the Arts, 2005.
Track 4 recorded at Engine 27 in New York, NY on March 3, 2001.
From Alan Licht's "Minimalism Top Ten III:"
Rosenboom was a 70s New Music guy who performed with La Monte Young and helped organize the first important show of sound sculpture in North American (documented on another release on A.R.C., THE SOUNDS OF SOUND SCULPTURE). This first rate LP was beautifully reissued on CD by the highly intriguing EM label in Japan last year. The sidelong “Portable Gold and Philosopher’s Stones (Music from Brains in Fours)” uses brain waves to trigger synths. A spiralling, oozing piece, it’s the best analog synth Minimalism I’ve heard this side of David Borden, Horacio Vaggione’s “Ending”, or Keith Fullerton Whitman’s recent release on Heavy Tapes. The other tracks, “Chilean Draught” and “Piano Etude (Alpha)” use rapid-fire, repetitive piano figures, like Fred Rzewski on speed or something, combined with an odd and effective text about environmental disaster in South America on the former and more brain waves on the latter.
And from Aquariusrecords.org:
EM Records strikes again! This time, the always-interesting Japanese (mostly) reissue label brings us a disc of pioneering experimental electronic music (a la the Barton Smith set highlighted last list) that's both obscure and unusual. What do we mean by that in this case? Well the album's title isn't any sort of metaphor. Composer/performer David Rosenboom is credited with playing "piano and brainwaves" on several of these pieces. Actually they ALL feature brainwaves, not always piano. Real live brainwaves, captured and processed electronically. It's a '70s sorta hippy/new age/sci-fi musical concept brought to fruition: bio-feedback as a tool for making electronic music! A cool idea that Rosenboom has made work -- if you're a drone-head it's great listening!! Long wavering drones, spacey-synthy-sounding, shimmery beautifully, calm and just a bit spooky. Serene, blissed-out zwooshing electronic gurgle. The piano playing is in minimalist, pulsing style, and one of the track adds drifting vocal samples, almost like thoughts reconstituted from the brainwaves themselves.
Three of the tracks here, pieces from 1971, '72, and '74, were originally released on vinyl by the Canadian label A.R.C. back in 1976. This 2006 compact disc edition adds an extra 17 minutes newly recorded just for this release. The one from '72 was recorded live at the International Carnival of Experimental Sound (ICES) in London, England, an event that must have been awesome from what little documentation we've seen or heard of it!
From the cd booklet, here's the composer's statement about what he's up to with his Brainwave Music: "Metaphors about the concurrency and succession of events in undefined spaces and the spread of energetic phenomena throughout resonant fields operate heavily in this music. Perhaps, they may lead us forward in developing of untapped sensibilities still residing deep within us. Perhaps, we will be able to conceive of an idea of resonance unbounded by our limited views of time and space and expand our appreciation of the universality of music even more."
Hmm. Something to think about. And as you're doing that, just imagine what sounds David Rosenboom could conjure if he had your brain hooked up to his bio-feedback machinery right now!
This comes in a special, extra-thick Japanese jewel case to fit the 42 page booklet we suppose. Unfortunately for us Americans, only a couple of pages of the booklet are in English, but there are plenty of cool photos, graphics, schematics, and musical scores to look at.
As with all the EM stuff we've stocked, totally recommended!
Rosenboom was a 70s New Music guy who performed with La Monte Young and helped organize the first important show of sound sculpture in North American (documented on another release on A.R.C., THE SOUNDS OF SOUND SCULPTURE). This first rate LP was beautifully reissued on CD by the highly intriguing EM label in Japan last year. The sidelong “Portable Gold and Philosopher’s Stones (Music from Brains in Fours)” uses brain waves to trigger synths. A spiralling, oozing piece, it’s the best analog synth Minimalism I’ve heard this side of David Borden, Horacio Vaggione’s “Ending”, or Keith Fullerton Whitman’s recent release on Heavy Tapes. The other tracks, “Chilean Draught” and “Piano Etude (Alpha)” use rapid-fire, repetitive piano figures, like Fred Rzewski on speed or something, combined with an odd and effective text about environmental disaster in South America on the former and more brain waves on the latter.
And from Aquariusrecords.org:
EM Records strikes again! This time, the always-interesting Japanese (mostly) reissue label brings us a disc of pioneering experimental electronic music (a la the Barton Smith set highlighted last list) that's both obscure and unusual. What do we mean by that in this case? Well the album's title isn't any sort of metaphor. Composer/performer David Rosenboom is credited with playing "piano and brainwaves" on several of these pieces. Actually they ALL feature brainwaves, not always piano. Real live brainwaves, captured and processed electronically. It's a '70s sorta hippy/new age/sci-fi musical concept brought to fruition: bio-feedback as a tool for making electronic music! A cool idea that Rosenboom has made work -- if you're a drone-head it's great listening!! Long wavering drones, spacey-synthy-sounding, shimmery beautifully, calm and just a bit spooky. Serene, blissed-out zwooshing electronic gurgle. The piano playing is in minimalist, pulsing style, and one of the track adds drifting vocal samples, almost like thoughts reconstituted from the brainwaves themselves.
Three of the tracks here, pieces from 1971, '72, and '74, were originally released on vinyl by the Canadian label A.R.C. back in 1976. This 2006 compact disc edition adds an extra 17 minutes newly recorded just for this release. The one from '72 was recorded live at the International Carnival of Experimental Sound (ICES) in London, England, an event that must have been awesome from what little documentation we've seen or heard of it!
From the cd booklet, here's the composer's statement about what he's up to with his Brainwave Music: "Metaphors about the concurrency and succession of events in undefined spaces and the spread of energetic phenomena throughout resonant fields operate heavily in this music. Perhaps, they may lead us forward in developing of untapped sensibilities still residing deep within us. Perhaps, we will be able to conceive of an idea of resonance unbounded by our limited views of time and space and expand our appreciation of the universality of music even more."
Hmm. Something to think about. And as you're doing that, just imagine what sounds David Rosenboom could conjure if he had your brain hooked up to his bio-feedback machinery right now!
This comes in a special, extra-thick Japanese jewel case to fit the 42 page booklet we suppose. Unfortunately for us Americans, only a couple of pages of the booklet are in English, but there are plenty of cool photos, graphics, schematics, and musical scores to look at.
As with all the EM stuff we've stocked, totally recommended!
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