RE: [microsound] 80s electronic music and architecture??

[Kelli Dipple <Kelli.Dipple@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Recent recording of Alvin Lucier performance at Tate Modern, recordings
of the rehearsal process + original scores - all for download 
http://www.tate.org.uk/onlineevents/archive/open_sound_systems/



Kelli Dipple
Webcasting Curator
Digital Programmes 
Tate 
www.tate.org.uk/onlineevents


-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Duffy [mailto:newsoundconst@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: 09 February 2006 13:25
To: microsound
Subject: Re: [microsound] 80s electronic music and architecture??


maybe you're thinking of Augostino Di Scipio - really fascinating stuff-

http://xoomer.virgilio.it/adiscipi/


On 2/9/06, mhwrpc@xxxxxxxxxxx <mhwrpc@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> alvin lucier did a lot of great work that could be said to fit in to 
> the general territory you describe.  His pieces for electronic birds, 
> long wires, and brainwaves all utilized space and sound in very 
> interesting ways that could be characterized as both "minimal" and 
> "architectural".  And then there is, of course, the Dream House 
> designed by LaMonte Young and Marian Zazeela.  Lots of info available 
> on the MELA foundation website.  There is another more contemporary 
> artist whose name I can't recall right now who does work involving 
> sound and architecture and who has stirred some controversy because of

> fear that the frequencies he uses have the potential to literally 
> bring the house down.  Wish I could remember his name.  Maybe somebody

> else here knows who I am talking about.  Anyway, the Alvin Lucier and 
> LaMonte Young pieces should fit your theme quite well and are 
> definitely worth investigating either way.  love, mhwrpc
>
>
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> From: Chris Bryan <chrisbryan78@xxxxxxxxx>
> > Hello,
> > For a graphic design class I'm taking I'm doing a project on 3 
> > decades of minimalist music and architecture.  The project is to be 
> > on visual design, but if I can justify a cover fitting the theme 
> > then everything is OAK. I've found a bit of minimalist work from the

> > 80s that fit this categories, but was wondering if anyone had 
> > anything they wanted to draw my attention to.
> > Location specific recordings, compositions for a space, inspired by
a
> > space, or simply just interesting architecture used for album art.
> > thanks,
> > chris
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