Re: [microsound] oval & christophe charles

[Derek Holzer <republikasleazka@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

as i mentioned before, the work that i have heard of christophe charles is 
usually lengthy sections of environmental recordings, bells, wood, wind and 
other random or semi-random (in a VERY Cagean sense) sources. to say that he 
leaves them unprocessed is a bit of an exaggeration, though... there is a 
lot of subtle mixing, and for live events and installations he tends to set 
up systems which allow the sounds to be spacially located in interesting 
ways. very minimal, still, and very un-digital. i actually didn't know that 
'dok' was at least in some part charles' work as well. i'll have to track it 
down. look for charles' other stuff if yoiu have a chance, maybe staalplat 
has something in their back catalog....

derek

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