
various artists compilation - Music for Electronic & Older Instruments
LP released during the 1960s
*Thanks to Caitlyn for letting me use her photo of her cover. Go check out her blog for more music including her own compilations and mixes of the latest music and an awesome post of a rare 10" of early experimental electronic music by Herbert Brun.
Speaking of early experimental electronic music, it's been overdue for an appearance in this blog. There should be more coming soon.
Tape sounds on all tracks on side 1 produced at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, New York
Performers:
CONCERTED PIECE FOR TAPE RECORDER AND ORCHESTRA
Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, Jose Serebrier - conductor
EVENTS for tape recorder
Voices: Mildred Dunnock, Martha Scott, Lee Bowman
IMPROVISATION
Ward Davenny - piano; Keith Wilson - clarinet; David Schwartz - viola
TWO PRAYER SETTINGS
New York Chamber Soloists; Charles Bressler - tenor; Melvin Kaplan - conductor
Tracklisting:
Side 1
1. Otto Luening and Vladimir Ussachevsky - Concerted Piece for Tape Recorder and Orchestra {8:20}
2. Vladimir Ussachevsky - Of Wood and Brass {4:15}
3. Vladimir Ussachevsky - Wireless Fantasy {4:23}
Side 2
1. Mel Powell - Events for Tape Recorder {6:34}
2. Mel Powell - Improvisation {5:54}
3. Mel Powell - Second Electronic Setting {4:33}
4. Mel Powell - Two Prayer Settings {4:43}
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Many thanks G.S. :)
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Cheers!!
CM
Thank you very much!
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