Jean-Claude Risset+Dashow+ Computer Works 2lp'78 private experimental electronic
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New Directions In Music - Significant Contemporary Works For The Computer-- Jean-Claude Risset: Inharmonic Soundscapes (1977 for electronic tape) / James Dashow: Effetti Collaterali (1976 for clarinet and computer) / Dean Wallraff: Dance (for electronic tape) / Tracy Peterson: Voices (for electronic tape) / Emmanuel Ghent: Brazen (for electronic tape) / David Wessel: Antony (1977 for electronic tape) / Joseph P. Olive: Mar-ri-ia-a (miniature opera for soprano, computer, and chamber ensemble) / Diane Thome: Los Nombres (1974 for piano, percussion, and computer) / William McKee: Episodes I & II (for trumpet, piano, horn, and computer) label & cat. no.:
Tulsa Studios [private pressing, no cat#] pressed in:
USA date:
1978 format:
2xLP condition:
Vinyl: both vg+ (some light unfeelable scuffs)
Cover: vg (light wear, marks on front) description:
Ultra rare and totally obscure privately issued double album of early electronic computer music compositions (most never reissued elsewhere in any format), documenting a concert given at the University Of Tulsa and produced by programmer Jim Justice. The standout is Inharmonic Soundscapes by Risset, a reworking for solo electronics of his well known piece "Inharmonique" which was originally for soprano and tape, realized at IRCAM using the Music V program. Other tracks include Dashow's work made on Music 4BF, Peterson's Voices which uses 3 different computer speech synthesizers, Wallraff's tribal-inspired Dance made on the PDP 11/50 computer, Wessel's piece produced at IRCAM, McKee's Episodes realized on the Xerox Sigma-6 using Justice's SIMPFONICS, Thome's work realized on an IBM 360-91, Ghent's Brazen created at Bell Telephone Laboratories on the GROOVE system, and Olive's rather insane sidelong "opera" about a computer that learns to speak and falls in love with its creator. All in all, a highly recommended computer music gem!
artist info from album notes etc.:
Risset is a composer, pianist, and theorist who studied music under Andre Jolivet and also studied mathematics and physics; he worked at IRCAM with Pierre Boulez, at Bell Labs where he met Vladimir Ussachevsky and worked with Edgard Varese, John R. Pierce, James Tenney, and Max Mathews, and as the first computer-based composer at the legendary INA-GRM musique concrete studios (center of study for electroacoustic pioneers like Pierre Schaeffer, Pierre Henry, Francois Bayle, Michel Chion, Luc Ferrari, Francois Bernard Mache, Ivo Malec, Bernard Parmegiani, Michel Redolfi, Ragnar Grippe, Jon Appleton, Jean Michel Jarre, Karlheinz Stockhausen, and Iannis Xenakis). • Dashow is an electronic composer who studied under Milton Babbitt, James K. Randall, Lawrence Shifrin, Earl Kim, Edward Cone, Boykan, and Berger; he created the MUSIC30 language for digital sound synthesis and founded the Forum Players. • Petersen was a student of Ercolino Ferretti and Vladimir Ussachevsky. • Wessel is a psycoacoustician, psychologist, and composer who studied with Max Mathews, John Chowning, and Loren Rush and worked at IRCAM. • Thome was the first woman to receive a PhD in music from Princeton; she studied with Milton Babbitt, Roy Harris, and Darius Milhaud. • Olive was a student of Ralph Shapey and worked at Bell Labs on speech synthesis. • This album should be of interest to fans of early computer musicians like Lejaren Hiller, Gottfried Michael Koenig, Barry Vercoe, J.K. Randall, Charles Dodge, Pietro Grossi, Larry Austin, and Paul Lansky. Check out my other items for more avant garde/experimental, early electronic/synth/electroacoustic, sound art, audiophile, 20th century classical, field recordings/sound effects, and jazz/improv vintage vinyl. US Shipping - Media Mail with tracking is $5.00 for up to 2 12" records, then $0.65 for each additional; Priority Mail is also available but pricing depends on zipcode (you can check eBay's calculated shipping price at the bottom of this page); other expedited shipping options and insurance are all available on request. Combine multiple items to save on shipping.
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