Re: [microsound] DRONES

[mikehansen@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

> Nobody has mentioned Pauline Oliveros, one of the first to use the 
> drone as a major element in 20th century composition. The japanese 
> have been on the new cutting edge of droning. Nakamura's no input 
> sound board and Saiko M's sine waves. Also check out David Grubbs 
> exploration of the harmonium .Try Grubbs/Mats Gustafsson's Apertura on 
> the Blue Chopsticks label. An excellent example of the drone from 
> combined instruments.

	mike
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> | May the drone be with you,
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> | Phil
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> | <-----Original Message----->
> | From: . m u r m e r
> | Sent: 4/23/2003 11:19:42 AM
> | To: microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> | Subject: Re: [microsound] DRONES
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> | >And who can give me some names of sound artists & musicians, who 
> can be
> | >said "drones" or in a "drone" style. Thanks !
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> | i'd recommend the works of:
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> | roland kayn
> | jonathan coleclough
> | michael northam
> | zoviet france
> | toy bizarre
> | crawl unit
> | the recent seth nehil/john grzinich collaborations...
> | ....
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