Tristram Cary ?– Narcissus 7" with score, 1970 vintage tape / electronic music
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Tristram Cary ?– Narcissus 7"
Galliard, UK, 1970 - the vinyl is in excellent condition, back sleeve has some library stickers.
A Narcissus
Flute – Douglas Whittaker
B Narcissus
Flute – Edward Walker
Credits Tape – Tristram Cary
Tristram Ogilvie Cary, OAM (14 May 1925, Oxford, England - 24 April 24, 2008, Adelaide, Australia) was a British composer and pioneer of electronic music.
He worked as a radar engineer in World War II and at this time conceived ideas of early electronic and tape music. After the war he developed his first electronic music studio and studied composition, piano, horn, viola and conducting at Trinity College of Music in London, qualifying in 1950. He worked on concert music and on commissions for theatre and television scores. In 1969 he founded Electronic Music Studios (London) Limited along with Peter Zinovieff and David Cockerell. He resettled in Australia in the 1970s where he worked as a university music lecturer and received regular commissions for music in various genres. In 1991 he was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for services to Australian music. - Wikipedia
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